Hints from the Health Department. Leaflet from the archive of the Society of Medical Officers of Health. Credit: Wellcome Collection, London
[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Limehouse]
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For renumbering the houses in Upper Well Alley,
Wapping.
For renumbering the houses in Oueen Head Alley,
Wapping.
For renumbering the houses in Coleman Street and Fox
and Goose Yard. Shadwell. abolishing the latter name, and renaming
the whole line of thoroughfare "Coleman Streeet,"
For renumbering the houses in Sage Street. shad well,
abolishing the names Settles Cottages and Weston Cottages,
and calling the whole " Sage Street.
For numbering certain houses and premise at the western
end of Oak Lane, known by the name of Cut Side. Lirnehouse,
with consecutive numbers in continuation of those in Oak Lane.
abolishing the name Cut Side, tad naming the whole line of
thoroughfare from Church Row to Northey street "Oak
Lane."
For renumbering certain houses in St Anne Row,Lime
house.
Notices were served upon the owners or occupier of
houses and premises affected, requiring them them or affix
new numbers, and the same have been complied with. te new
names of the several streets have also been painted up.
ST. PAUL'S ROAD.
The Superintending Architect of the London County
Council communicated to the Hoard a proposal of the Rev.
Gordon Thompson to erect a Roman Catholic Church on the
south side of St. Paul's Road, to a line shewn upon a plan
accompanying the letter of the Supcrintendin; Architect, a strip
of land partly in Limchouse and partly in Poplar being thrown
into the public way. he Board approved The sal, and
directed that so much of the piece of land referred to a in
the Limehouse District should be paved when the building
works were completed. At the present time the church is in
course of erection.