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Police Court Proceedings under the Public
Health (London) Act, 1891.
On January 18th. Mr. W. Pago, 9, Walbrook, the owner of 56, Smith Street,
was summ???ned for not complying with the Council's Bye-laws with regard to the
paving of yards.
He was fined £2 with 23s. costs.
On January 27th. Mr. Henry Draper, 40, Grove Road, was summoned for
non-compliance with a notice served to abate a nuisance caused by defective drain
at 49, Alderney Road.
An order was made to abate the nuisance within six weeks with 44s. costs.
On February 7th. Mr. Specterman, 320, Commercial Road, was summoned for
failing to abate a nuisance arising from the defective drain at 41, Kinder Street.
He was fined £1 with 23s. costs.
On February 10th. Mr. R. I. Barnett, 81, Hanbury Street, was summoned
for not complying with the Council's notice to remove an accumulation of refuse
from Causeway Court, Stepney Causeway. An order was made to abate the
nuisance in five days with 25s. costs, and a recurring order was also granted.
On February 10th. Mr. R. I. Barnett, 81, Hanbury Street, was summoned
for not complying with the Council's notice to provide an ashpit at 7, Causeway
Court. The bin having been provided before the hearing of the summons, the case
was withdrawn cn payment of 44s. costs.
On March 8th. Mr. Frederick Huxtable, 66, Pennyfields, Poplar, was
summoned for failing to comply with the Council's notice to abate nuisances at
34, Marcon Street. He was fined £1 with 27s. costs, and an order was made to
complete the work within seven days.
On March 10th. Mr. Robert I. Barnett, 81, Hanbury Street, was summoned
for failing to comply with the Council's notice to abate nuisances at 103, Grove
Street, viz.: defective w.c. and yard paving. He was fined £2 with 44s. costs
and an order was made to abate the nuisance in seven days.
On March 10th. Mr. Alfred Eilis, 57, Chancery Lane, was summoned for
failing to comply with the Council's notice to abate a nuisance at 13, Stutfield Street,
due to the W.C.'s being insufficiently supplied with water.
He was fined £2 with 44s. costs and an order was made to abate the nuicance
in seven days.