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Hints from the Health Department. Leaflet from the archive of the Society of Medical Officers of Health. Credit: Wellcome Collection, London

City of London 1864

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for London, City of ]

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Table: No. X__List of Cow-houses in the City of London, and Number of Cows kept.

No. X__List of Cow-houses in the City of London, and Number of Cows kept.

East District.West District.
Name of Owners.Situation.No. of Cows.Name of Owners.Situation.No. of Cows.
George BarnesDowgate HillJohn EvansMilton Street6
Mrs. EvansWidegate Street8John LambellFore Street
Benjamin SmithGarden CourtThomas GoodmanCharles Street
John Andrew” ”Henry ElmesBridgewater Gardens2
Mr. BartholomewGoodman's Yard MinoriesThomas JonesBartholomew Close2
Thomas DavisSt. James' PlaceJohn StephensonWhitefriars0
James Pullen & SonAlbion Place, London Wall1William PhillipsNew Street Hill
Josh. RobertsHalf Moon Mewshannah SmithShoe Lane
Thomas TattamHalft Moon StreetJohn BaynonOxford Arms Passage
Marv NelmesGeorge Yard, Aldgate2
No. of Cow-houses .. 10No. of Cows43No. of Cow-houses .... 9No. of Cows...19

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Total Cow-houses 19 Total No. of Cows 62
The number of Cows in the City at the time of the outbreak of the Cattle Plague in June last was 203, and last year it was 244. The number
affected with the disease has been 129, of which 120 have been killed, 3 have died, and 6 have recovered. The earliest case of the disease was
in Oxford Arms Passage, on the 4th of September last.