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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writing in future, and that if necessary proper forms
for the use of the Surveyor be prepared. (W., 16,
p. 199.)
18th February, 1897.—That a copy of the List of Properties
from time to time requiring re-assessment,
hitherto only sent to the Valuation Committee, be
forwarded in future to each member of the Vestry, in
the same manner as copies of the Agendas are sent.
(V., Vol. II., No. 21, p. 233.)
18th March, 1897.—That in future every application for a
projecting covered-way in this Parish be considered
on its merits; that every such application, after
having been received by the Vestry, be sent to the
Works Committee for consideration and report; and
that a sketch of the proposed covered-way be exhibited
in the Vestry Hall at the meeting previous to the
one at which the Report of the Works Committee is
considered. (V., Vol. II., No. 23, p. 258.)
CHURCHWARDENS.
Churchwardens were appointed by the Vestry on the
9th day of April, 1896, when Mr. John Malin was re-elected
Senior Churchwarden and Mr. Samuel Morle was again
chosen Junior Churchwarden for the enusing year.
SIDESMEN.
The Vestry also appointed Sidesmen on the 9th April,
when the undermentioned gentlemen were again selected
to fill the office:—
Mr. Edmund Thomas Morgan, 20, Marshall Street.
Mr. Julien Grace Bennett, 55, Great Marlborough
Street.
Mr. Benjamin Frederick Hawkins, 108, Jermyn Street.
Mr. Alfred Winnett, 71 and 73, Wardour Street.
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