Hints from the Health Department. Leaflet from the archive of the Society of Medical Officers of Health. Credit: Wellcome Collection, London
Report on the sanitary condition of the City of London for the year 1897
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"Jewin Crescent. New Broad Street
"Jewin Street. Newgate Street.
"King Street, Noble Street.
"Cheapside. Old Bailey.
"King William Street. Old Broad Street.
"Leadenhall Street. Old Jewry.
"Liverpool Street. Paternoster Row.
"Lombard Street. Poultry.
"London Bridge. Princes Street.
"London Wall. Queen Street.
"Lothbury. Queen Victoria Street.
"Ludgate Circus. St. Bride Street.
"Ludgate Hill. St. Mary Axe.
"Mansion House St. St. Paul's Churchyard
"Milk Street. (South Side).
"Milton Street. Silver Street.
"Minories. Threadneedle Street.
"Monkwell Street. Throgmorton Street.
"Moorfields. Upper Thames Street.
"Moorgate Street. Watling Street.
"Moor Lane. Wood Street.
"New Bridge Street. Wormwood Street.
"HENRY SMITH.
"City Police Office,
"26, Old Jewry, E.C.,
"July 22nd, 1892."
I would only remark upon this Order that
it would be an improvement if the hours of
removal were fixed at between 10 a.m. and
5 p.m., because in the winter months 7 p.m. is
rather too late, it being quite dark at that time