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Hints from the Health Department. Leaflet from the archive of the Society of Medical Officers of Health. Credit: Wellcome Collection, London

St Pancras 1896

Forty-first 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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Table: L ist VI. ST. PANCRAS, LONDON.MARINE STORES.

L ist VI. ST. PANCRAS, LONDON.

MARINE STORES.

Situation.Name of Occupier.
North Division.
1.09, Dartmouth Park HillEmily King
14, Hanover StreetGeorge Gould
14, Lamble StreetHarriet Hayward
56, Litcham StreetCharles Marshall
34, Rhyl StreetRose Hooley
13, Rochford StreetJohn Baker
52, Southampton RoadJames Arch
56, Wellesley RoadWilliam Ricketts
74, Weedington RoadCharles Wiggins
81, Marsden StreetHarry Lee
85, Marsden StreetEdward Knightly
4, Leverton PlaceBenjamin Travil
West Division.
176, Arlington RoadCaroline Hayward
196, „ ,,James Pearce
6, Buck StreetHarriet Beacham
9, Coburg StreetJames Tombling
11, Grange RoadJohn Senor
3, Kingstown StreetEdwin Messeder
43, Little Albany StreetEdward Durling
77, ,, ,,Isabella Felton
3, Powlett PlaceWilliam Smith
37, Redhill StreetGeorge Sack
15, Seaton StreetBenjamin Harris
8, Underbill StreetJames Webster
East Division.
1, Drummond CrescentWilliam Wright
17, Drummond StreetWilliam Andrews
3, Hampshire StreetJohn Armes
54, Little Clarendon StreetBenjamin Thorogood
117, Ossulston StreetSarah Wynne
31, Stibbington StreetBenjamin Thorogood
111, Bayham StreetR. G. Payne
2, Little Randolph StreetGeorge Churley