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Mile End 1891

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Hamlet of Mile End Old Town]

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20 JANUARY, 1892. 219
'Apsley Street,'
"and that notice of this Order be given to the
"Vestry of Mile End Old Town, pursuant to the
"87th Section of the Metropolis Management
"Amendment Act, 1862.
"L.S."
and your Committee resolved to recommend—That your
Clerk do cause Notices to be served upon the owners or
occupiers of the houses in Anne Street and Apsley Street,
requiring them to comply with the order of the London
County Council with regard to the affixing new numbers to
houses therein.
(2) That your Clerk read letter as follows:
"London County Council,
"Spring Gardens, S.W.
"8th January, 1892.
"Sir,
"The Fire Brigade Committee of the Council has
"had its attention drawn to the desirability of making
"as widely known as possible the positions of the Fire
"Escapes and Fire Alarms in London, and the Com"mittee
wishes to know whether your Vestry is disposed
"to assist in the matter.
"The method which suggests itself to the Committee
"as being the most suitable and practicable of effecting
"the object in view, is by placing tablets of some des"cription
in or upon the street lamps. I send on the
"other side a list of the Fire Escape stations and of the
"positions of the Fire Alarms in the Hamlet of Mile
"End Old Town; and I am directed to point out the
"advantage to the inhabitants of this information being
"made public, by the method above indicated, or by any
"other means which your Board may consider preferable.
"I am, &c.,
(Signed) "H. DE LA HOOKE,
"Clerk of the Council.
"The Clerk of
"The Vestry of Mile End Old Town.
"Mile End.
"Fire Escape Stations.
"Fire Engine Station, Mile End Road.
"Burdett Road.
"Charrington's Brewery, Mile End Road,
"Stepney Railway Station.