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St Pancras 1902

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

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List IX. ST. PANCRAS, LONDON.

Table: RAG AND BONE STORES.

RAG AND BONE STORES.

Situation.Name of Occupier.
North Division.
109, Dartmouth Park HillArthur Patey
14, Hanover StreetWilliam Sefali
14, Lanoble StreetHarriet Hayward
56, Litcham StreetAnnie Marshall
7, Litcham StreetWilliam Miller
13, Rochford StreetJohn Baker
74, Weedington RoadOliver Churly
81, Marsden StreetHarry Lee
85, Marsden StreetEdward Knightly
4, Leverton PlaceBenjamin Travil
73, Highgate RoadBenjamin Travil
West Division.
196, Arlington RoadWilliam Kelly
9, Cobourg StreetJames Tombling
11, Grange RoadJohn Senior
3, Kingstown StreetEdwin Messeder
41, Little Albany StreetCharles Lucas
3, Powlett PlaceAlfred Smith
37, Red hill StreetGeorge Sack
15, Seaton StreetBenjamin Harris
8, Underbill StreetJames Webster
29, Ferdinand StreetRalph Robins
East Division.
1, Drummond CrescentJames Cann
17, Drummond StreetWilliam Andrews
54, Little Clarendon StreetBenjamin Thorogood
117, Ossulston Street.Sarah Wynne
67, Ossulston Street.Henry Mather
31, Stibbington StreetBenjamin Thorogood
2, Little Randolph StreetArthur Churly
South Division.
30, Leigh StreetJoseph Atkinson
19, Warren StreetElizabeth Cox
24, Warren StreetJoseph Atkinson