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District No. 2 (continued).
Meredith, Evan 32, Edward-street.
Moss, John 3, Essex-street.
Reese, William 1, Somerford-street
Rollings, William 17, Coventry-street.
Seaward, John 2, Ann's-place.
Toms, Frank 42, Cheshire-street.
District No. 3.
Champness Brothers 5, Russia Lane.
Day, Thomas H 21, West-street.
Elliott, John Roman-road.
Griffiths, H 6, Warley-street.
Hodges, William M 34, Green-street and Digby-street
Jones, Edward Hamilton-road.
Mansfield, William 7½, Digby-street
Marchant, Jane James-street.
Powell, John Russia-lane
Skinner, Frederick 18, Prospect-place.
Wright, Thomas Bridge Wharf, Old Ford.
SLAUGHTER HOUSES.
The slaughter houses present a pleasing contrast to the cowsheds,
and have, with one or two minor exceptions, been kept in good
order; they have been frequently visited by the sanitary staff, and
very few infringements of the excellent bye laws have come within our
cognisance. In no case was the renewal of a licence opposed by us,
but no fresh ones were applied for.
In the following instances, however, renewals were opposed by
order of the Metropolitan Board of Works, under whose supervision
the slaughter houses now are:—
Mason, Mr. George, Bethnal Green road.
Long, Mr., Essex street, Cambridge road.
These licences were opposed on account of structural defects, but
the cases were adjourned for the work to be completed. This was
subsequently done, and at the next meeting the licences were granted.
The following is a list of the slaughter houses in the parish:—
LICENSED SLAUGHTER HOUSES.
District No. 1.
Attwell, Orlando Thomas 278, Hackney-road.
Button, Edward 326, Hackney-road.
Chase, Walter 397, Hackney-road.
F ulford, J ames 226, Hackney-road.
Goram, John James 5x5, Hackney-road.
Harris^ John William 479, Cambridge-road.
Morris, H.J 202, Hackney-road.
Proye, Joseph 156, Hackney-road.