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Slaughter houses (continued.)
James, Susan B
334, Hackney Road.
Kingston, Ann
360, Bethnal Green Road.
Leach, Samuel
212, Bethnal Green Boad.
Lisenden, John
1, Essex Street, Cambridge Road.
Long, John
2, Essex Street, Cambridge Road.
Mason, George
416, Bethnal Green Road.
Mazengarb, George
47, Green Street.
Mead, Henry
349, Cambridge Road.
Meadway, George
354, Bethnal Green Road.
Meatyard, Charles
124, Green Street.
Morley, John
76, Hare Street.
Morris, James
232, Green Street.
Payne, John
124, Brick Lane.
Penny, Henry
5, Hinton Street.
Pollard, James
224, Bethnal Green Road.
Proye, Joseph
156, Hackney Road.
Read, James
294, Bethnal Green Road.
Richards, Daniel
144, Bethnal Green Road.
Richards, Jonathan M
381, Cambridge Road.
Robinson, Frederick
17, Cambridge Road.
Rolfe, Robert
25, Cambridge Road.
Simons, Samuel
21, Roman Road.
Skinner, Frederick
18, Prospect Place.
Spencer, Henry
145, Brick Lane.
Tucker, Frederick
288, Bethnal Green Road.
Turpin, Esther
2, Old Ford Road.
Volland, Charles
340, Bethnal Green Road.
Watson, William
470, Bethnal Green Road.
Woods, Henry
469, Hackney Road.
Wooster, Henry
131, Brick Lane.
Wragg, John Henry
274, Bethnal Green Road.
Wright, William
31, Lisbon Street.
Youdan, Georage
53, Green Street
THE SLAUGHTER HOUSES
call for special consideration, as the thirty years fixed for their entire
suppression has nearly elapsed. It was by the Act of 7 & 8 Vic., cap. 84,
sec. 55, passed in 1844, that certain businesses, deemed to be offensive
or noxious, were forbidden to be established anew, and at the expiration
of thirty years all old businesses were to be abolished if they were carried
on within a specified distance of roadways or premises.
The following is the clause:—
LV. "For the purpose of making provision concerning businesses, offensive or noxious,
be it enactcd, with regard to the following businesses, that is to say, blood-boiler, bone-