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City of London 1907

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

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WEST DISTRICT—continued.

Situation of Premises.Name and Address of Owner.Tenements.Lodgers.
Brought forward4301,009
2, Newbury StreetA. H. Price, 31, Cloth Fair316
3, do.J. Hull & Sons, Bartholomew Close310
10, do.Heeps, Son & Neve, 4, Old Jewry24
11, do.Do. do.25
12, do.Do. do.38
14, do.J. W. Neighbour, 93, Old Street414
13, Newcastle Street, Far-ringdon Street.Arthur Wilks, 13, Newcastle Street78
10, New Street SquareHerbert Mogridge, 10, New Street Square26
1, Pope's CottagesEdward Haley, 38, Bartholomew Close66
2, do.Do. do.312
19, Primrose HillCrawley & Smee, 19, Primrose Hill310
20, do.E. Coulson, 20, do.410
22, do.Thomas Palmer, 22, do.312
8, Red Lion CourtW. Simpson, 95, Rosebery Square57
6 & 7, Red Lion Passage, Cloth Fair.H. J. Ward, 6 and 7, Kinghorn Street625
6, Temple LaneJohn Allen, 34, New Bridge Street410
7, do.Do. do.720
8, do.Do. do.716
5a, Took's CourtE. J. Hopkins, 5a, Took's Court62
Total5101,210

Average number of lodgers to each tenement: 2.37.
WEST DISTRICT.
Houses demolished or closed in 1907 :—3, Pemberton Row, Fleet Street.
11, Red Lion Court, Fleet Street.