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... Daily News gives the following description of what he saw in Southwark: 'We enter a narrow court, picking our way with caution over the nameless filth and garbage and the decaying vegetable matter that, flung originally in heaps outside the doors, has been ...

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... horse was also knocked down and the shafts broken. Witness received injuries to his face, arms and legs, and his nephew was picked up unconscious and was still .suffering from shock. The car did not stop until it had travelled for another 15 or 20 yards ...

... served on owner of house in Landsend to abate nuisance. The Surveyor has discovered that one of the sewers was blocked with garbage from slaughterhouse, which caused dangerous nuisance; he taking steps to prevent a rreurreneo of the nuisance. Owners or of ...

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