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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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EAST DISTRICT.
Situation. Ocupier.
5, Middlesex Street Mr. Harriss.
37, „ „ ,, Nordheim.
61, „ „ Godfrey
63, „ „ „ Cohen.
85, „ „ „ Bonn.
81, Minories „ Johnson.
7, Sparrow Corner Lersch.
10, Stoney Lane Messrs. Silver.
68, St. Mary Axe Mr. Sandrock.
59, 60, 61, Bishopsgate Street
Within Messrs. Hill.
81, Bishopsgate Street Without Mr. Haag.
90, „ „ „ „ Clapp.
26, Aldgate High Street „ Flint.
15, Duke Street „ Silver.
42, Fish Street Hill ,, Mitchell.
9 and 10, Hart Street „ Johnstone.
SMOKE NUISANCES.
Twenty-four cases liable to be dealt with under
your statutory powers have been reported, viz.,
1 in the East, 17 in the Middle, and 6 in the
West District.
All were formally declared by the Sanitary
Committee "nuisances" within the meaning
of sec. 24 (b) of the Public Health (London)