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...examine the reports of these inspectors, which should be made up to a given hour on each day. 3dly, To endeavour to remedy, by every means which individual...filth, habits of temperance, prevention of panic. 4thly, To report to their principal Boards respectively on the above heads, as well as on the actual...

...and examine the reports of those inspectors ; which should be made up to a given hour on each day. 3. To endeavour to remedy, by every means which individual...ventilation, space, cleanliness, outlets for domestic Jilth, habits of temperance, prevention of panic. 4. To report to their principal Boards, respectively,...

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...examine the Reports of these Inspectors, which should be made up to a given hour on each day; — (3) to endeavour to remedy, by every means which individual...domestic filth, habits of temperance, prevention of panic ; — and (4) to report to their principal Boards respectively on the above heads, as well as on the...

...examine the Reports of these Inspectors, which should be made up to a given hour on each day; — (3) to endeavour to remedy, by every means which individual...domestic filth, habits of temperance, prevention of panic ; — and (4) to report to their principal Boards respectively on the above heads, as well as on the...

...examine the Reports of these Inspectors, which should be made up to a given hour on each day; — (3) to endeavour to remedy, by every means which individual and public charitable exertion can supply, such deflciency as may be found to exist in their respective districts in the following primary elements...

...examine the reports of these inspectors, which should be made up to a given hour on each day. 3rdly. To endeavour to remedy, by every means which individual...ventilation, space, cleanliness, outlets for domestic tilt h, habits of temperance, prevention of panic. •lililv. To report to their principal boards respectively...

...examine the reports of these inspectors, which should be made up to a given hour on each day. " Srdly. To endeavour to remedy, by every means which individual...primary elements of public health, viz., the food of the pooi-, clothing, bedding, ventilation, space, cleanliness, outlets for domestic filth, habits of temperance,...