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St Mary (Islington) 1890

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Islington, Parish of St. Mary ]

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PROCEEDINGS UNDER "SALE OF FOOD AND DRUGS ACTS."

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Articles adulterated.Number of sampleBy whom purchased.Results of proceedings.
Milk578 M/RInspector Mitchener.Fined £1, and 5s. costs
633 M/R„ „Fined £1, and 2s. costs
Butter509 J„ JordanDefendant absconded before summons could be served
544 J„ „Fined £1, and 2s. costs
319 M,, MorganFined 10s. 6d., and 2s. costs
325 M„ „Fined 5s., and 2s. costs
Cocoa513 J,, JordanFined £1, and 2s. costs
561 J„ „Summons dismissed by Magistrate, who held that the words "called Chocolate Powder," printed on the paper in which the article was wrapped, protected the Vendor. No costs were allowed on either side
151 L„ LevertonFined £1, and 2s. costs
195 L„ „Fined 10s. 6d., and 2s. costs
Pepper953 P„ PainSummons dismissed by Magistrate on the ground that the Defendant sold the article as he received it. A written warranty being produced by Defendant in Court. No costs were allowed.
608 M/R„ MitchenerFined £1, and 2s. costs
Mustard509 J,, JordanFined Is., and 2s. costs
Rum146 L„ LevertonFined £1, and 2s. costs
629 M/R„ MitchenerFined £1, and 2s. costs
Brandy409 R„ Rolfe*Fined £1, and 2s. costs
Gin536 J,, JordanFined £1, and 2s. costs
Whisky955 P„ PainFined £2, and 2s. costs
427 W„ W estFined £1, and 2s. costs
???bolic Acid (Commercial442 W„ „Summons dismissed with 12s. 6d. costs, owing to Commercial Carboic Acid not being a drug within the meaning of the Act. . _________
* These amounts were not recovered owing to the Defendants having absconded.