London's Pulse: Medical Officer of Health reports 1848-1972

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St Pancras 1893

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for St. Pancras, London, Borough of]

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Bakehouses were inspected and the usual cleansing enforced.
Fish-frying Shops were also inspected from time to time.
Markets and Market-streets and places were kept under observation daily,
and during June, July, August, and September, were also inspected on Saturday
nights and Sunday mornings.

UNFIT FOOD.

The following food, unfit for human consumption, was seized during the year: —

Date.Description of Articles seized.Remarks.
February 1512 Cod-fish
March 25 bushels of Apples
„ 32 boxes of Plaice
„ 42 kit of Haddocks and Cod Roes
„ 625 bushels of Brussels Sprouts
April 910 Fowls
May 615 cases Cape Town Whit. -water GrapesDefendant fined 20s., costs, 2s.; in default, 14 days' imprisonment
June 74 Fowls
„ 143 double trunks Plaice
„ 1718 lbs. of Beef
,, ,,50 lbs. of Beef
,, ,,28 lbs. of Beef
,, ,,12 Lemons
,, ,,28 large Haddocks
,, ,,3j lbs. of Beef
„ 23Fish
,, ,,3 cases of Tasmanian ApplesDefendant fined £1 and 2s. costs, or in default 14 days' imprisonment
„ 24Trunk of Plaice
„ 232 cwts. of BauanasDefendant fined 2s. and 2s. costs
„ 3018J lbs. of Gooseberries
,, ,,100 lbs. of Tomatoes
Julv 28100 Hake heads (about)
August 52 bushels of Walnuts and 100 Tomatoes
„ 19Four cases of Tomatoes
„ 25Cabbages
,, ,,50 Cabbages
,, ,,30 Pears