Air And Its Relations to Life Being With Some Additions the Substance of a Cour
Air And Its Relations to Life Being With Some Additions the Substance of a Cour
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M. 8-17 n-55 ' I0>1 4 Victoria Theatre, boxes, 10 P. M. . . . 12 - 6 Haymarket, dress circle, ^ 1. 30 P. M. . . - . . 7-57 Victoria Theatre, boxes, April 4 . . . 7 '6 City of London Theatre, pit, 11. 15 P. M. . . . 25-2 Standard Theatre, pit, II P. M 32-0 St. Thomas's Hospital, Queen's ward, 3. 25 P. M. . 4-0 , , Edward's ward, 3. 30 P. M. . 5-2 Lambeth Workhouse wards . . . . . 'I St. Luke's (Chelsea) . . . . . . . 7-6 East London (Homerton) . . . . . 7 '6 In April 1874 I made experiments to a...scertain the amount of carbonic acid in the air in Covent Garden and Drury Lane theatres during the performances of Italian opera, and also in the Money Order Office in Aldersgate Street. In the theatres it was considered that from the amount of gas burnt and the small difference between the outside and inside temperature, besides the fact that no extensive provision for ventilation being in use, that the air would be very bad, much worse than in winter, when the outside tem- perature is low. In the theatres the escape of burnt gas is not sufficiently provided for, and the products of combustion strike the roof and roll over into the galleries.
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M. 8-17 n-55 ' I0>1 4 Victoria Theatre, boxes, 10 P. M. . . . 12 - 6 Haymarket, dress circle, ^ 1. 30 P. M. . . - . . 7-57 Victoria Theatre, boxes, April 4 . . . 7 '6 City of London Theatre, pit, 11. 15 P. M. . . . 25-2 Standard Theatre, pit, II P. M 32-0 St. Thomas's Hospital, Queen's ward, 3. 25 P. M. . 4-0 , , Edward's ward, 3. 30 P. M. . 5-2 Lambeth Workhouse wards . . . . . 'I St. Luke's (Chelsea) . . . . . . . 7-6 East London (Homerton) . . . . . 7 '6 In April 1874 I made experiments to a...scertain the amount of carbonic acid in the air in Covent Garden and Drury Lane theatres during the performances of Italian opera, and also in the Money Order Office in Aldersgate Street. In the theatres it was considered that from the amount of gas burnt and the small difference between the outside and inside temperature, besides the fact that no extensive provision for ventilation being in use, that the air would be very bad, much worse than in winter, when the outside tem- perature is low. In the theatres the escape of burnt gas is not sufficiently provided for, and the products of combustion strike the roof and roll over into the galleries.
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