London's Pulse: Medical Officer of Health reports 1848-1972

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Hints from the Health Department. Leaflet from the archive of the Society of Medical Officers of Health. Credit: Wellcome Collection, London

Newington 1900

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Newington, St. Mary]

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Defendant.Cause of Proceedings. 'Result.
Frederick WestDepositing and exposing for sale in Walworth Road 125 pieces beef. 1 piece pork and 71 pieces mutton unfit for human foodFined £10 and 12s. costs.
Geen BrothersNeglecting to remedy insanitary conditions at 10, Horsman StreetSummons withdrawn, notice complied with.
James LayNeglecting to remedy insanitary conditions at at 41, Cambridge StreetOrdered to do the necessary works within 14 days, with 4s. costs.
E. J. FieldNeglecting to remedy defective drainage and other insanitary conditions at 6 and 8 Westmoreland RoadSummonses withdrawn, notices complied with.
George SpiceNeglecting to remedy defective drainage and other insanitary conditions at 59, 61, 63, 65 and 67, Villa StreetSummonses withdrawn, notices complied with.
SimmNeglecting to remedy insanitary conditions at 120, Beresford StreetSummons withdrawn, notice complied with.
J. C. EscottNeglecting to remedy insanitary conditions at 9a, Royal RoadSummons withdrawn, notice complied with.
Mrs. FanshaweNeglecting to remedy insanitary conditions at 13 and 15. Cook's RoadSummonses withdrawn, notices complied with.
Mrs. CoxNeglecting to remedy insanitary conditions at 75, Boyson RoadSummons withdrawn, notice complied with.
E. Stimson & SonNeglecting to remedy insanitary conditions at 58 and 65 Merrow Street and 47, Queen's RowSummonses withdrawn, notices complied with.
R. PetleyNeglecting to remedy insanitary conditions at 108, Portland StreetOrdered to carry out the requirements of the Vestry within 7 days, with 4s. costs.