Hints from the Health Department. Leaflet from the archive of the Society of Medical Officers of Health. Credit: Wellcome Collection, London
[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Bethnal Green]
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Slaughter-houses (continued).
Kingston, Ann 360, Bethnal Green road
Knight, Charles 145, Brick lane
Lisenden, John 1, Essex street, Cambridge road
Long, Isaac 2, Essex street, Cambridge road
Mason, George 416, Bethnal Green road
Marzengarb, George 47, Green street
Mead, Henry 349, Cambridge road
Meadway, George 354, Bethnal Green road
Mears, Robert Cleare 172, Green street
Morley, John 76, Hare street
Payne, John 124, Brick lane
Penny, Henry 5, Hinton street
Pollard, James 224, Bethnal Green road
Proye, Joseph 156, Hackney road
Bead, James 294, Bethnal Green road
Richards, Daniel 44, Brick lane
Robinson, Frederick 17, Cambridge road
Rolfe, Robert 25, Cambridge road
Skinner, Frederick 13 Prospect place
Stacey, Charles Frederick 288, Bethnal Green road
Tnrpin, Esther 21, Old Ford road (Bates' place)
Volland, Charles 240, Bethnal Green road
Wagstaff, Henry 29, Green street
Watson, William 470, Bethnal Green road
Woods, Henry 469, Hackney road
Wooster, Henry 131, Brick lane
Wragg, John 274, Bethnal Green road
Wright, William 31, Lisbon street
Youdan, George 1, Middle row, Green street
FISH CURING IN PEEL GROVE,
Since my Report of October 20th, 1870, the premises in Peel Grove,
occupied by Mr. Cushway, and used for the purpose of curing fish,
have been frequently visited by myself and Staff; they have always
been found in the same condition as at the date of the said Report. I
think I cannot do better, however, than lay before you some extracts
from the minutes of the Sanitary Committee, so as to bring to your
recollection the facts as then laid before you.