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Limehouse 1870

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Limehouse]

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37
PAVING.
New footway paving has been laid down in the following streets and
places, viz.: —
I.imehouse.—In front of two warehouse, east side of Burdett Road. A
part of east footway near Boundary line, in Stainsby Road. A part of Dod
Street.
Ratcliff.—The footways between Bell Wharf Hill and School House
Lane.
Wapping.—The south end of passage to Wapping Dock Stairs.
Old footway paving has been relaid as follows:—
Ratcliff.—Portion of Brook Street and Stone Stairs.
WAPPING.—Church Court. Upper East Smithfield, near principal entrance
to London Docks. The widened portion of High Street.
New carriage way paving has been laid at the following places:—
Limhouse.—The vacant ground under Railway Bridge, Limehouse
Causeway.
Ratcliff.—A part of White Horse Street, from end of wood paving
opposite Board's Offices to the Commercial Road, has been paved with
Asphalte by the Val de Travers' Asphalte Company.
Wapping—Upper East Smithfield, near principal entrance to London
Docks. The widened portion of High Street, near Gun Dock and Nightingale
Lane.
Old carriage way paving has been relaid as follows:-
Limehouse.—A portion of south end of Three Colt Street, a small portion
of Tram in Fore Street and Shoulder of Mutton Alley.