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A History of the County of Middlesex
… vestry to move the pound from High Street, because of the cholera scare. 58 Court books for the manor of St. John of … M.P. was discussed in detail but finally defeated. 82 A cholera committee was set up in 1831, superseded by the … concentrating on clothing for the poor and a hospital for cholera victims. 83 After the Poor Law Amendment Act, 1834, …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… some parts of Islington received a continuous supply. 12 Cholera in the 1840s led to organized attempts to improve …
Survey of London
… thank-offering for the deliverance of the district from a cholera epidemic. No. 203 (West House) No. 203 is of three …
Survey of London
… for in October 1831 England began to experience its first cholera epidemic, and many people thought that cholera was propagated by the evil miasmas which arose from …
Survey of London
… in 18412. 23 The area earned local notoriety after a cholera outbreak in January 1849 caused several deaths here. …
Survey of London
… from an article in The Builder in 1853 on London's cholera-infected quarters. Rose Street was 'thickly inhabited …
A Topographical Dictionary of Scotland
… heavy fine. The people suffered severely from the Asiatic cholera, which visited the town in 1832, when many fatal …
A History of the County of Sussex
… 1896 they included a boat-house, a lifeboat station, and a cholera hospital; most of the spit, however, remained waste …
A History of the County of Chester
… and was credited with averting many deaths during the cholera epidemic of 1848-9. 13 The council could also be … Chester, ed. R. Swift, 53-83, esp. 60-4; J. Perry, 'Cholera and Public Health Reform in Early Victorian Chester', …
A History of the County of Stafford
… health was formed by the leading inhabitants in case of a cholera outbreak in the town. Poor families were visited and … was legally constituted in 1832 and hired a building as a cholera hospital in case of need. Only one death in the town …