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Bethnal Green 1878

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Bethnal Green]

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District No. 2.
Bailey, William 5, Suffolk-street.
Bunn, John 35, Lisbon-street.
Bogos, George 15, Norfolk-street.
Hodges, W. M. 81, Brady-street.
Hill, William 46, Edward-street.
Jones, Evan 100, Sclater-street.
Mann, James 1, Three Colts lane.
Wise, J. 87, Railway-arch, Tapp-street.
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. G, 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.
By the 34th section of the Contagious Diseases
(Animals) Act of 1878, the Privy Council is able to
make "orders" for the registration of persons carrying
on the milk trade. The Metropolitan Board of Works,
which is the local authority for London under the Act,
is empowered to frame regulations for the better carrying
on of the business.
Pending the issue of these regulations, the following
code of bye-laws, founded upon those drawn up by the