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City of London 1899
Report on the sanitary condition of the City of London for the year 1899
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There are 40 bakehouses in the City of
London, viz.:—14 in the West Sanitary District,
10 in the Middle, and 16 in the East District,
located as shown in the following Table :—
WEST DISTRICT.
Situation. Occupier.
67, Farringdon Street Mr. Heyward.
88, „ „ Weinel.
35 to 38, New Bridge Street Messrs. Spiers and Pond,
Ltd.
93, Fetter Lane Mr. Hooke.
21, Holborn „ Treleaven.
25, Warwick Lane „ Adarason.
4, Broadway, Ludgate Misses Vohman.
16, Ludgate Hill Mr. Brown.
112, Shoe Lane ,, Bohringer.
18, Long Lane Child.
75, St. Paul's Churchyard Messrs. A. Evans and Co.
5, Whitefriars Street Mr. Weinel.
31, Newbury Street, Cloth Fair ,, Larsen.
188, Aldersgate Street „ Dwarber.
MIDDLE DISTRICT.
Situation. Occupier.
12, Gracechurch Street Mr. Haag.
48, Beech Street „ Hay ball.
95, Cannon Street „ James H. Brown.
194, Upper Thames Street „ Cooper.
3, Pancras Lane „ Mason.
28, Fore Street ,, Child.
85, „ „ Mardorf.
107, Bishopsgate Street Within Messrs. Hughes and Co.
28, New Broad Street Messrs. Hill and Son.
8, Copthall Avenue Mr. A. Hampton.