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St Pancras 1894

Thirty-ninth annual report of the Medical Officer of Health on the vital and sanitary condition of the Borough of Saint Pancras, London

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List IV. ST. PANCRAS, LONDON.

Table: LICENSED SLAUGHTER HOUSES.

LICENSED SLAUGHTER HOUSES.

Consecutive No.Situation.Name of Licensee.Remarks.
North Division.
1287, Kentish Town RoadMrs. Eliza Merson
2317, „ „ „James Hook
389, Leighton RoadWilliam O'Hara
437, Malden RoadRobert Arthur Elvidge and Arthur Elvidge
West Division.
51, Grange RoadWalter Whitlam
611, Hampstead RoadEdward Toinkins
761, Harmood StreetRobert Arthur Elvidge and Arthur Elvidge
8157, High StreetGeorge W. Grantham
967, Kentish Town RoadPhilip StoneSmall cattle only.
1065, Osnaburgh StreetGeorge Runnicles
1158, Park StreetEdward Wright
1275, „ „George W. GranthamLarge cattle only, to be received before 8 a.m.
133, Prince of Wales CrescentMilton HersantSmall cattle only.
1410, William StreetHenry Hooke
157½, Delancey StreetRobert Joyce
East Division.
1612, Crowndale RoadSamuel BarrettSmall cattle only.
17114, Great College StreetJohn Stone
183, Wolsey MewsCatherine Knight
19166, Great college StreetWilliam Joseph Harrison
South Divison.
2010, Charlotte MewsHarry Lugg
2154, Goodge StreetRowland Pickworth
2210, 10½ and 11, Hastings StreetStephen Colebrooke
231, Hertford PlaceCharles Palmer
24147, King's Cross RoadCharles Thomas GriffithsSmall cattle only.
2513, London StreetWilliam Thomas Bird