| April 11 | James Harris, 197, St. John Street Road | One pig,66 pieces of pork. 39 pieces of veal, 3 pieces of mutton, and 2 pieces of beef— unsound | 197, St. John Street Road (Inspector Billing) | Six week's imprisonment without option of fine. This case was heard at Sessions House (Quarter Sessions) and was an appeal from a conviction at Clerkenwell Police Court on December 2Ist, 1901. Defendant was also ordered to pay the costs of appeal. |
| June 5 | Alfred Joseph Spence, 30, Chapel St. | Eight pieces of diseased pork | 30, Chapel Street (Inspector Billing) | £120. |
| June 24 | John Fitter, 134, Central Meat Market | Forequarterof beef—unsound | Cowcross Street (Inspector Billing) | £10 and £3 3s. costs. |
| July 15 | John Stone, 48, Exmouth Street | Twenty-six pieces of beef —unsound | 48, Exmouth Street (Inspector Billing) | £40. |
| July 22 | George Hallett, 33, Percival Street | Eighteen pounds of beef and mutton—unsound | 33, Percival Street (inspector Billing) | £40. |
| July 22 | James Pearcey, 284, New-North Road | One hundred and fifty pieces ot mutton, 61 sheep's hearts, 75 sheep's tops and lungs, 7 sheep's livers, 5 pieces of sheep's liver,8 sheep's plucks, and 12 sheep's milts—unsound | On a stall in Chapel Street (Inspector Billing) | £10. |
| July 29 | Thomas Fisher, Union Slreet, Norwich | Three quarters of diseased beef | 93,Cowcross Street (Inspector Billing) | Defendant absconded to New York. |
