[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Southwark, The Vestry of the Parish of St. George the Martyr].

  • St. George the Martyr (Southwark, London, England). Parish Council.
Date:
1898
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    49 Annual Report of the Medical Officer of Health—1897 List of Slaughter-houses licensed by the London County Council, in October, 1897 Name. Situation. Redman, Frederick ... 146, High Street, Borough Rowe, John ... 73, London Road Trask, William S. 11, Bermondsey New Roaa Waters, Frederick 79, Old Kent Road The Slaughter-houses regularly inspected have been found to be conducted in a satisfactory manner. In the interests of the public, however, private slaughter-houses should be replaced by Abattoirs. This change would alone enable a systematic and thorough inspection of meat to be made as at present practised in the large towns of Germany, France, and Belgium. List of Horse Knackers' Yards licensed by the Londor, County Council in October, 1897. Name. Situation. Messrs. Harrison, Barber & Co., Limited ... 23, Green Street During 1897, 3,858 horses were received at the above-mentioned knackers' yard and disposed of as cats' meat. List of Cow-houses licensed by the London County Council, in October, 1897. Name. Situation. No. of Cows. Evans, John 89, Redcross Street 1 Owens, John 143, Tabard Street 4 Jones, David 10, & 11, Sturge Street 17 The cow-houses have been regularly inspected. They are situated in populous bye-streets. The following table gives the number of cows and cow-houses in 1882, 1892, 1893, 1894, 1895, 1896 and 1897, within the parish.