Report on the sanitary condition of the City of London for the year 1898 page 90

City of London 1898

Report on the sanitary condition of the City of London for the year 1898

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WEST DISTRICT—continued.

Situation of Premises.	Name and Address of Owner.	Tenements.	Lodgers.
	Brought forward	606	1,438
43, Cloth Fair	Charles Randall, 9, White Lion Street, Pentonville	2	6
44, do.	Do. do.	4	7
45, do.	Florence Struthers, 58, West Smithfield	1	7
1, Cockerell's Buildings	Margaret Walker, 1 ,Cockerell's Buildings	2	5
2, do.	C. Cooling, 2, do.	3	12
3, do.	Thomas Bate, 3, do.	3	5
4, do.	James Sard, 4, do.	2	5
5, do.	Charles Fox, 5, do.	4	11
6, do.	Stanley J. Torkington, 6, Cockerell's Buildings	4	10
7, do.	G.Demaria,7,Cockerell's Bldgs.	2	4
8, do.	Sarah Gates, 8, do.	3	3
5, East Passage, Cloth Fair.	James T. Dukes, 5, Offerton Square, Clapham	4	8
27, do.	Do. do.	3	6
1, Fenton's Buildings	Thomas Matthews, 110, Milton Road, Stoke Newington	1	2
2, do.	Do. do.	3	7
3, do.	Do. do.	3	10
2, Half-Moon Passage	N. Solomons, 10, Lloyd Square	2	11
3, do.	M. Chard, 3, Half-Moon Passage	1	3
4, do.	Mr. Collins, 4, do.	2	3
6, do.	Mr. Hewitt, 6, do.	2	8
12, Kinghorn Street	Catherine Lewis, 12, Kinghorn Street	3	4
	Carried forward	660	1,575