Hints from the Health Department. Leaflet from the archive of the Society of Medical Officers of Health. Credit: Wellcome Collection, London
[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Poplar, Metropolitan Borough]
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SLAUGHTER-HOUSES & COW-HOUSES.
Notices were received from occupiers of slaughter-houses and cowhouses
of their intention to apply for the renewal of their licences at a
Special Meeting of the Public Health Committee of the London County
Council, held at the Clerkenwell Sessions House, Clerkenwell, on
Monday, the 31st October, at 11 a.m.
The slaughter-houses and cow-houses in the Borough were inspected
prior to the renewal of the licenses by the London County Council.
There are 18 slaughter-houses: 6 Poplar, 5 Bromley, and 7 Bow, and
15 cow-houses: 3 Poplar, 5 Bromley, and 7 Bow.
SLAUGHTER-HOUSES.
| Division. | Reg. No. | Premises and Tenant. |
|---|---|---|
| West Combined | 237 | 51, Canton Street, John Carpenter |
| West Combined | 240 | 42, High Street, Poplar, Hy. Utz (Pigs only) |
| West Combined | - | 57/59, Chrisp Street* |
| East Combined | 233 | Bow Lane (west side), Henry Wickes |
| East Combined | 249 | 38, St. Leonard's Road, William Mace (Small cattle only) |
| East Combined | 241 | 318, High Street, Poplar, John Hagmaier (Pigs only) |
| Poplar South | 252 | 48/50, West Ferry Road, John Faulconbridge |
| Poplar South | 242 | 146, Manchester Road, F. F. Snape (late Curry) |
| Poplar South | - | 362, Manchester Road† |
| Bromley North | 234 | 18, Bow Road, Horace John Woollven |
| Bromley North | 235 | 138, Bow Road, Frank Bretton (Small cattle only) |
| Bromley North | 239 | 218, Devons Road, Arthur Wm. Harvey |
*At the adjourned Licensing Sessions on the 23th November, 1907, the Public
Health Committee of the London County Council refused to grant the renewal of the
Licence of the premises Nos. 57 and 59, Chrisp Street, for the same to be used as a
slaughter-house. A letter was received from the Clerk of the London County Counoil
verifying this and added that the owner had not availed himself of the right of appeal
given him in sub-section 6 of section 20 of the Public Health (London) Act, 1891.
†Not used now as a slaughter-house ; sausage making by machinery.