Report on the sanitary condition of the City of London for the year 1899 page 114

City of London 1899

Report on the sanitary condition of the City of London for the year 1899

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WEST DISTRICT—continued.

Situation of Premises.	Name and Address of Owner.	Tenements.	Lodgers.
	Brought forward	473	1,087
2, Cockerell's Buildings	E. Haley, 2, Cross Key Court	3	12
3, do.	Thomas Bate, 3, Cockerell's Buildings	3	5
4, do.	James Sard, 4, do.	2	5
5, do.	Charles Fox, 5, do.	4	11
6, do.	Stanley J. Torkington, 6, do.	4	10
7, do.	G. Demaria, 7, do.	2	4
8, do.	E. Haley, 2, Cross Key Court	3	3
5, East Passage, Cloth Fair.	James T. Deeks, 5, Offerton Square, Clapham	4	8
8, do.	Joseph Young, 52, Long Lane	3	6
27, do.	James T. Deeks, 5, Offerton Square, Clapham	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
4, Half-Moon Passage	Mr. Collins, 4, Half-Moon Passage	2	3
6, do.	Mr. Beckett, 6, Half-Moon Passage	2	8
12, Kinghorn Street	Catherine Lewis, 12, Kinghorn Street	3	4
13, do.	W. Phelan, 20, Cloth Fair	2	4
25, do.	Do. do.	3	6
25a, do.	Do. do.	4	13
1, Little Montague Court	J. Abbott, 103, Aldersgate Street	2	10
	Carried forward	529	1,224