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Lewisham 1857

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Lewisham District]

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Analysis of the Precept of the Metropolitan Board of Works upon the Board of Works for the Lewisham

District, dated 13th March, 1857.

PARTS CHARGED.Approximate financial condition on current expenditure account of late Metropolitan Commissioners of Sewers.ESTIMATED EXPENSES OF THE METROPOLITAN BOARD FOR THE YEAR 1856.TOTAL CHARGE FOR THE YEAR.
Sums required for works of sewerage.Third instalment and interest on main inter-cepting drain-age loan of £140,000.Interest on loans incurred and retired allowances granted by late Metropolitan Commissioners of Sewers.Establishment charges, including compensation allowances.Amount proposed to be raised to meet repayments of outstanding loans, mortgages, &c.Reimbursement of loan repaid in May last to Mr. J. C. Peache.TOTAL.
IN DEBT.
LEWISHAM.£s.d.£s.d.£s.d.£s.d.£s.d.£s.d.£s.d.£s.d.£s.d.
The whole of the Parish13811105127125412327136339501157
That part of the Parish in the former "Greenwich District"6756965611130134130577003111026991701166
Ditto ditto "Ravens-bourne District"28650919913190310109355633862254241178289124
367819427012712541103442232711065111408f616814511049343
PENGE. The whole Hamlet*3766110333144621169716113527
£371651027221015818510344229418710651114086616912121062870

* These debts are in respect of the Main Intercepting Drainage, being proportion of first instalment of £140,000, which has been repaid, together
with interest; and the other two items in this column are in respect of expenditure, which, in the ordinary course, would have been met by a Rate in
December, 1855, but which the Commissioners did not make, as their functions were then on the eve of termination.