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difficulties of my task, I must cravc your indulgence and say, that
actuated by a deep sense of the importance of the duties committed
to my care, and fully appreciating the necessity for thoroughly
developing the measures prescribed by the Act of Parliament, I will
labour the more to prepare for you a scheme, which shall (as your
Chairman observed to you at the last meeting) make your District
one of the most healthy in the environs of the metropolis, and a
model and example for the guidance of other Boards, who are at the
present time undertaking the same responsibility.
I have the honor to remain,
Gentlemen,
Your most obedient servant,
HENRY N. PINK.
Crooms Hill,
March 5, 1856.
W. FLASHMAN, PRINTER, QUEEN'S PLACE, BLACKHEATH ROAD.