(c.) Whether there are good means of ventilation with a due regard to warmth?
(d.) Whether there are proper receptacles for filth in connexion with the cottages?
6. As to the internal economy of such residences, describe further,—
(a.) Whether they are unduly crowded, and several families or persons occupy the space which would properly suffice only for a less number?
(b.) Whether there are any inferior lodging-houses crowded by mendicants or vagrants?
(c.) Whether there is gross want of cleanliness in the persons or habitations of certain classes of the poor?
(d.) Whether there is a habit of keeping pigs, &c., in dwelling-houses, or close to doors or windows?
(e.) Whether there is an indisposition to be removed to the hospitals when infected with contagious disease?
7. Of the diseases described in question 1, are any or what proportion ascribable to other causes than those specified in questions 4, 5, and 6? if so, distinguish those other causes so far as you are able, and the extent of diseases resulting from them.
8. What is the common cost of erection and average cost of repairing each description of the tenements or cottages inhabited by the labouring classes?