The Express.
London, England, 1864-05-11 00:00:00

A FIVNB IfANUIPACTWAY IN SOVITIWANK.

Yesterday Mr. William Hale, the owner of ex-
tensive premier situated la Me "Grove," Great Guildford-
/street, Newt\work, one sammemed Waft Mr. Wookyeis,
at the Southwark Polieemmrt, by Yr. John Ellington, ea
Wulf of the St. Saviour's Board of Works, under the
NuMame Removal Act, for unlawfully. carrylng on • os•-
indeolary causing filthy effluvia =juntas to the health
of the inhabitants of the asigbboarbeed.
Mr. Sharpe. Inerzueted by Kr. Manny, vestry clerk,
appeared to prosecute the Mary ; and Yr. Edwin attamied
d4and"l:

Hr. Robert Bianchi, IL R.C.S., vss the het wheats
Galled. He maid that he ins mmebtal caw of St.
flasher's Bard of Wades. Oe the 19th thine). hem
information he received, hi inspected the defanclant's
Main/ to the Grove, Great Guildford street. On enter-
ing he saw a large quantity of ilthy staff mattered about
which the defendant told him we. patent manors in the
amuse of _ manufacture. The Meech was dureting. In UM
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shod be penthrod two Lew tahs ht • able of
dmompositios the Annul from whisk was so howl*
sammou that he was compelled to loam the building. Mr.
Bala told him that the blood was used in the manufacture
of his manure. What he law about the premises woe so
filthy 1111 to be iojorions to the health of these employed
them sod the inhabitastb of the surotoading mighboor•
hood, as there was the semi sauesmes smell outside the
premra Os the 20th of the tam mouth he attended the
and certified that the Wino= carried cm by
Hale was injurious to health. In ccoesqueoce of that
he was mewed with the usual notices, but the subsea
had not been abated in the least. Is thaws to the tomb
halo tritons mid that the maaufaceore was carried o• is
a very large shed divided into compartments. Mere were
Neural open address tad vomits mobbing blood and
beech* Mending about is • state of formestatios Mann.
factored manure was also lying abet, hot the MOO from
that was nothing to compare with the rew materials
Woolrych asked if he could p • t out any means to
redoes the nubble ; and Dr. b' • replied that he did
sot know of anything is such a manufactory. Disinfecting
• deoderiaiag malsmals would beim the quality of the
bums
In e-

by Mr. Edwin, witness mid that in
the seine yard there was • dust yard. A paraffin
was also adjoining, which seat forth rather
!6ci'M smell. 800, Milo% gas manufacturers, and
a horse-clanghierer's were in the adjoining panel%
of Sk George's, but they were some diatasce off.
In the immediate neighbourhood of this factory there ex-
isted low fevers, sad several pimple bed died. The wife
of use me realism there was at the present time very 11,
which ha bad no doubt was mused by the factory. Be
did sot know how long the factory had existed. His at-
tention was first called to it about • 'meth ago. Mr
Hale told him that he had only resently carried on the
batistes, and he could not prevent the smells.
Mr. John Hrrington, the Sanitary Impactor to the St.
Saviour's District Board of Works, confirmed the state-
=late of the previous witness.
Frederick Newman, an engineer in the employ of Msews.
Baslcs lied Amos, ie the Greve, raid that himself and family
resided war the defeedaat's premises, and during the last
six weeks the smells from them bad been dreadful all day
lon. In the evening it was much worse. Lit Saturday
evening when his wife came home, as soon as she entered the
house she tell down exhausted from the horrible smells. He
had lest four children, bat be could sot say whether their
deaths were canoed by Me manure manefeetorr. In mom
examinatioe, vitae' mid that it was rely within the lest
two months that the smell bad bees so filthy and lim-
bo:wattle.

Hr. Sharpe here informed his worship that be bed moveral
other inhabitants of thelocolitv whose families had suffered,
and wee. then suffering, from the filthyAffecte of the factory,
and he would call them if his worship required to hear them.
Mr. Woolrych did not think it neoesmsy. What had the
defendant to may
Mr. Edwin did not dotty that a animus had existed is
the factory, but not to the extant seated by the witnesses.
There were several other filthy trades carried os in the
same seighbosthood, and his chest thought it rather op-
pressive that he should be so particularly pointed out. Hie
client had however, come to the determination to Tells-
quish the Wiser immediately ; is feet, wiles the inspector
called the last time his Ones were &bent remotion the ma.
tonal. to premises be had taken near Bell lele. King's.crosa
la a few days, therefor*, all mums of the nuisance would be
removed.

Yr. Woolrych, under thole circulations, leads sa older
for the removal of the masa within a fortnight, ad if
it wee not doe* astieloctory to law et the expiation of that
time he should enforce the fell amain

NAVAL AND MILITARY.

ADMIRALTY, MAT 10...-APPOINTMENTIL —Rear-
Admiral the Hoe. J. Duman, to be commander-is-oltiet
the Pune, Viee-Adinind. Ickspooste, superseded, bevies
.naiad the rink et
__vmesanurel• _

Lieutenant—W. 'rimy, to the Terror, for cunboabi, eke
Bert.

Burros—Dr. —Dr. G. B. Morin, to the Rolvereee.
Aniatant-Burgeon—J. Bradley, additional, to the Viet
tc7;=Anietant-SarcuTici. Terry to the WeirIMIIM
pesae—FL A. • to the Wolverine.
Naval Cadge (seetinete)— . B. Tiede&
Chief Basierrer-0. N. Betroker. to the Ciaohariaed.
agairesearzy.
J. P. Lloyd, to the Tadao, for the Cattiope
W7-31--orWon, to the law, for the Ripple,.

Moss max ame aim unix max xma.—Tbia
the law* awl bed stock of maim aad wasaseer
eabegtioil terpabat tapproval The vorld-reamed
ara.tromais Alind Webb Wilma; ibe ertitaaide oaly eato•
7*altmlook-efreeS. Haseier•opea% alitobliabeai.