London's Pulse: Medical Officer of Health reports 1848-1972
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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 1923
[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for London, City of ]
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EAST DISTRICT—continued.
Situation of Premises. Name and Address of Landlord. Tenements. Lodgers
Brought forward 92 185
14, New St., Gravel Lane J. Panyer, 14, New Street, Gravel Lane 2 3
15, do. H. Norden, 15, do. 2 2
16, do. H. Glyn, 16, do. 1 1
22, do. B. Levy, 22, do. 1 1
23, do. J. Elsley, 23, do. 2 3
27, do. E. Marks, 27, do. 1 2
30, do. E. Hassan, 30, do. 3 4
40, do. M. Roche, 40, do. 1 1
2, Queen's Court, Vine Street Mrs. Cox, 2, Queen's Court, Vine Street 1 4
3, Three Crown Court, Mr. Martin, 14, Seething Lane 3 5
Jewry Place
3, Vine Street, Minories City Corporation 4 14
5, do. Do. 3 19
18, Widegate Street S. Franks, 18, Widegate Street 2 5
21, do. A. Field, 182, Hanbury Street, E. 6 6
24, do. W. I. Crane, 25, Widegate Street 4 6
25, do. Do. do. 3 6
2, Goodman's Yard Charrington, Brewers, Mile End Road 3 3
5, Artillery Lane Clerk to Bishopsgate Institute, Bishopsgate 6 9
21, do. do. do. 3 6
Total 143 285
Average number of persons to each occupied tenement: 2.0
Houses demolished or closed as dwelling-houses 1
Tenement houses on Register 55
Cleansing Notices served 72