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On 22nd December, Fanny Franks, 80, Princelet Street, E.l, was
summoned for illegally letting the front under-ground room at 80, Princelet
Street, E.l., after a Closing Order had been made on this room.
She was fined £12, with £3 3s. costs, or two months' imprisonment in
default.
II.—LONDON COUNTY COUNCIL BYE-LAWS.
On 30th June, the Sheppy Glue and Chemical Works, Ltd., 37, White
Post Lane, E.9, were summoned for removing offensive matter in improper
receptacles in Bridge Street, and Maplin Street E.3, on 12th June, 1930.
They were fined £2, with £1 Is. costs.
On 30th June, the Sheppy Glue and Chemical Works, Ltd., 37, WThite
Post Lane, E.9, were summoned for removing offensive matter (fat) during
prohibited hours through Bridge Street and Maplin Street, E.3, on the 12th
June, 1930.
They were fined £1, with £1 Is. costs.
On 30th June, Frederick Wales, 12, Redcliffe Road, East Ham, was
summoned for removing offensive matter (fat) during prohibited hours through
Bridge Street and Maplin Street, E.3. (Wales is employed by the Sheppy
Glue and Chemical WTorks, Ltd.)
He was ordered to pay 2s. costs.
On 26th September, W. J. Curley, 9, Devons Road, E.3, for W. J. Curley
& Sons, Marsh Gate Lane, E.15, was summoned for removing offensive matter
during prohibited hours in Cable Street, E.l, on 15th August, 1930.
He was fined 10/- with £2 2s. Od. costs.
On 26th Septembei, Charles Alfred Self, employed as a Carman by W. J.
Curley & Sons, Marsh Gate Lane, E.15, was summoned for removing offensive
matter through Cable Street, E.l, during prohibited hours on 15th August,
1930.
The case was dismissed.
On 26th September, W. J. Curley, 9, Devons Road, Bow, E.3, for W. J.
t urley & Sons, Marsh Gate Lane, E.15, was summoned for removing offensive
matter in improper receptacles on 15th August, 1930.
lie was fined 10s., with £2 2s. costs.