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St Pancras 1896

Forty-first annual report of the Medical Officer of Health on the vital and sanitary condition of the Borough of Saint Pancras, London

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HEALTH DEPARTMENT. COMMITTEE AND OFFICERS, 1896.
Committee:
Mr. Frederic Durant, Chairman.
Mr. Edward Mason Close, Deputy-Chairman.
Mr. Councillor Wetknhall, J.P., L.C.C., Chairman of the Vestry.
Mr. Churchwarden Challen.
Mr. Churchwarden Matthews.
Mr. Councillor Idris, J.P., L.C.C.
Mr. Joseph Thornley, J.P.
Ward
5 Beere, Louis Edward
4 Blount, George
5 Bryant, William Henry
8 Clarke, Herbert Henry
3 Close, Edward Mason
8 Dean, John
2 Dilley, John Thomas
7 Dodd, Richard Jefferson
7 Doll, Charles Fitzroy
1 Durant, Frederic
3 Gittens, Thomas William
3 Guerrier, William George
3 Harrison, Charles
3 Hawkin, Walter Thomas
Ward
1 Lamble, Samuel Richard
1 Lyon, Walter Henry
5 Maycock, John
1 Orange, Frederick Charles
7 Pettit, Albert
6 Phillimore, Lucy
6 Purchese, Frederick
2 Rogers, Joseph James
1 Rouch, Henry Charles
4 Smith, Walter, M.D., M.R.C.P.
6 Tackley, Richard
8 Taylor,Tom Robinson, B.Sc., M.D.
4 Wills, John
Officers:
John Frederick Joseph Sykes, D.Sc., M.D. .. Medical Officer of Health.
Thomas Stevenson, M.D. Public Analyst.
William Mallison 7 Chief Clerk.
Harry Riches Senior Assistant Clerk.
George Benjamin Moon Second Senior Assistant Clerk.
George Stuart First Assistant Clerk.
Alfred George Capel Second „
Frederick George Clare Third „
Herbert Edward Read Boy Clerk.
Joseph Osborne
Peter Fulton
Charles Winton
Francis Hartnoll Sanitary Inspectors.
Malcolm Grice
William George Kershaw
Spencer Bush
Walter George Auger
Bertha Thurgood Sanitary Inspectors authorized
Frederick Barth to inspect Workshops.
Samuel Davy Caretaker of Mortuaries.
Samuel Nicholas Davyj Disinfectors
James Nunn
Thomas Gibson Assistant and Driver.
- Messenger.