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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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48
EAST DISTRICT—continued.
Situation. Occupier.
81, Bishopsgate Street Without Mr. Haag.
90, ,, ,, ,, ,, Clapp.
15, Duke Street „ Silver.
42, Fish Street Hill „ Mitchell.
9 & 10, Hart Street ,, Johnstone.
5, Middlesex Street ,, Harris.
37, „ „ „ Nordheim.
61, „ „ „ Harris.
63, ,, ,, ,, Cohen.
85, „ „ „ Bonn.
81, Minories ,, ,, Johnson.
7, Sparrow Corner ,, Lersch.
10a, Stoney Lane Messrs. Silver.
68, St. Mary Axe Mr. Sandrock.
On the 30th March a case was reported in
which the basement of premises occupied by a
baker and confectioner doing an extensive
business, in Gracechurch Street, had a W.C.,
common to a large number of employes, opening
directly into the bakehouse. This being
in contravention of the Act above quoted, Mr.
Solicitor was instructed to take legal proceedings,
and accordingly the defendant was summoned
at the Mansion House, before the sitting
Alderman. It appearing that some informality
had occurred in the serving of certain notices,