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City of London 1897
Report on the sanitary condition of the City of London for the year 1897
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CITY OF LONDON POLICE.
30 and 31 Vict., Chap. 134.
"In compliance with the requirements of the 5th
"Clause of the Metropolitan Streets Act, 1867, I, the
"Commissioner of the Police Force of the City of
"London and the liberties thereof, do hereby name
"the several streets in which no person shall, after
"the 1st day of August, 1892, between the hours of
"ten in the morning and seven in the evening,
"remove any ashes, dust, or refuse from any house
"in any such street, that is to say:—
"Addle Street. Coleman Street.
"Aldermanbury. Cornhill.
"Aldersgate Street. Duke Street.
"Aldgate. Eastcheap.
"Barbican. Fenchurch Street.
"Basinghall Street. Fetter Lane.
"Beech Street. Finsbury Pavement.
"Bevis Marks. Fleet Street.
"Billiter Street. Fore Street.
"Bishopsgate Street Friday Street.
"Within. Godliman Street.
"Bishopsgate Street Gracechurch Street.
"Without. Great Tower Street.
"Blomfield Street. Great Winchester
"Bread Street. Street.
"Camomile Street. Gresham Street.
"Cannon Street. Holborn.
"Castle Street. Holborn Circus.
"Chancery Lane. Holborn Viaduct.
"Cheapside. Houndsditch.