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Lewisham 1877

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Limehouse]

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paving.
New footway paving has been laid down as follows, viz.:—
Limehouse. Waterloo Street, Tenbury Place, and Burdett
Road.
Old footway paving has been relaid as follows:—
Limehouse.—Parts of Eastfield Street; the "Mitre," Three
Colt Street; parts of Limehouse Causeway; parts of Copenhagen
Place; West end of Manning Street; parts of Galt Street, St.
Ann Street, Carr Street, and Burchfield Street.
Ratcliff.—A portion of Narrow Street; parts of Bromley
Street; parts of Durham Row and Rose Lane.
Shadwell.—Parts of Wapping Wall.
Wapping.—High Street, near "The Bell;" Wapping Dock
Street, and Upper Well Alley.
New carriage-way Paving has been laid down as follows,
viz. :—
Ratcliff.—The part of White Horse Street from Dean Colet
House to Green Street.
The following unpaved Streets have been paved with secondhand
stone, viz. :—
Limehouse.—Batson Street, Salmon Street, part of St. Ann
Street, Mill Place, Frederick Street, and Church Row.
Ratcliff.—John Street, Brunswick Place, Caroline Place,
Ashley Place, Dorset Street, John Street, Middle John Street,
and Lower John Street.
Wapping.—Red Mead Lane, and part of Hermitage Street.
Old carriage-way paving has been laid as follows, viz. :—
Limehouse.—Parts of Northey Street; Channels in Silver
Street; South end of Three Colt Street; part of Gill Street, New
Street, Burchfield Street, Limekiln Hill, and Park Street. The
tram at Limekiln Hill has been re-dressed and re-set.
Ratcliff.—Channels in Henry Street; entrance to Harris s
Court; part of Medland Street.