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On June 9th. Mr. Edward Stock, 2, Prospect Place, Romford, was summoned
for carrying offensive matter through the streets during prohibited hours.
He was fined 10s. with 2s. costs.
On June 9th. Mr. Thomas Hilton, 175, Percy Road. Canning Town, was
summoned for carrying offensive matter through the streets during prohibited
hours.
He was fined 10s. with 2s. costs.
On June 9th. Mr. Walter Streeton, Marsh Gate Lane, Stratford, was
summoned for causing offensive matter to be carried in receptacles insufficiently
covered.
He was fined £1 with 23s. costs.
On September 3rd. Mr. Patrick Murphy, of 48, Brabazon Road, Poplar, and
Mr. John Burton, of 192, Crisp Street, Poplar, were summoned for collecting fish
offal during prohibited hours on Sunday, July 31st, 1910.
They were fined £2 with 23s. costs each.
On September 3rd. Mr. John English was summoned for collecting fish offal
during prohibited hours on August 5th, 1910.
He was fined £2 10s. with 23s. costs.
On the 4th November. Mr. William Cockman, of Marsh Gate Lane, Stratford,
was summoned for causing to be used improper receptacles for conveying offensive
matter.
He was fined £5 with 23s. costs.
On November 4th. Mr. Ernest Morris, of 15, Durban Road, West Ham, a
carman in the employ of William Cockman, was summor.ed for conveying offensive
matter through the streets during prohibited hours.
He was ordered to pay 2s.
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