July 30 | Thomas Ellacott, Winkleigh, Devon | Two sides of beef and one head and tongue-diseased | 92,Cowcross Street (Inspector Billing) | £15, or two month's imprisonment. |
Oct. 24 | James Harris, 197, St. John Street Road | Sixteen pieces of veal, and ten pieces of pork —unsound | 197, St. John Street Road (Inspector Billing) | Four month's imprisonment with hard labour, without option of fine |
Nov. 7 | Charles Marshall, 31, Aylesbury Street | Six rabbits and 40 pieces of rabbit—unsound | 31, Aylesbury Street (Inspector Billing) | £2 and 4s. costs. |
Nov. 21 | John Cotton, 37, Rosoman Street | Thirty rabbits, 78 pieces of rabbit and 9 pieces of pork—unsound | On a stall in Ex-mouth Street (Inspector Billing) | £20 |
Dec. 17 | Messrs. Albert Conway and Robert Yates, trading asMessrs. Conway, 69, Chapel Street | Thirty pieces of beef and one leg of mutton—unsound | 69, Chapel Street, (Inspector Billing) | Conway fined £10; Yates discharged. |
1903 an. 2 | William George Hiller, 50, Chapel Street | Two legs of pork—unsoundFRUIT. | 50, Chapel Street (Inspector Billing) | £30. This case had been adjourned from December 19th, 1902. |
Aug. 5 | Samuel Snow, Manor Park | Forty-two baskets of strawberries— unsoundFISH. | On a stall in Ex-mouth Street(In-spector Billing) | £2 and 2s. costs. |
Nov. 21 | John Crispin, 5½, Lloyd's Row | Fifty-seven soles — unsound | On a stall in Ex-mouth Street (Chief Inspector Green) | £2 and 2S. costs. |