Hints from the Health Department. Leaflet from the archive of the Society of Medical Officers of Health. Credit: Wellcome Collection, London
Report for the year 1896 made to the Vestry of Saint James's, Westminster
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CASUAL ELECTIONS OF VESTRYMEN.
Three casual elections were held during the year, viz.:—
one in Pall Mall Ward, to fill the vacancies caused by the
retirement of Mr. Wall, and the election of Mr. F. Walker,
of 230, Regent Street, for both Pall Mall and Great Marlborough
Wards, Mr. Walker having elected to serve for
Great Marlborough Ward; one in Golden Square Ward, to
fill the vacancy caused by the retirement of Mr. Dawes; and
one in Great Marlborough Ward to fill the vacancy caused
by the death of Mr. Tysall. Capt. George Henry Brougham
Glasier, of 7, St. James's Street, was elected in place of
Mr. Wall, for the period ending May, 1898; Mr. Benjamin
Frederick Hawkins, of 108, Jermyn Street, in place of
Mr. Walker, for the period ending May, 1899; Mr. William
Hill Watson, of 7, Denman Street, in place of Mr. Dawes,
for the period ending May, 1897; and Mr. William
Polatchek Frohlich, of 10, Sackville Street, for the period
ending May, 1898, in place of the late Mr. Tysall.
VESTRY AND COMMITTEE MEETINGS.
The following is the number of Meetings held during
the year:—
Vestry Meetings 22
Finance Committee 18
Public Health Committee 18
Parliamentary Bills and General Purposes
Committee 20
Works Committee 23
St. James's Dwellings Committee 13
Valuation Committee 7
Special and Sub-Committees 7
Public Baths and Washhouses Committee 19
Total 147