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Hints from the Health Department. Leaflet from the archive of the Society of Medical Officers of Health. Credit: Wellcome Collection, London

St Mary (Battersea) 1890

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Battersea]

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Table: 2Ward No. II.

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Ward No. II.

Retiring Members re-elected.New Members.Members retiring from office and not re-elected.
Ellis, William Evans, Joseph Gay, Charles Edward Laceby, Coulson Ugle, GeorgeBell, John Charles Daniel, Rev. William Hudson, William Jones, Thomas Mackintosh, Dr. Malcolm Rees, Robert Squires, Samuel Stewart, William Williams, Isaac Benjamin Williams, JohnEvans, Evan William Evans, Francis Coleman Gillett, William Heaphy, Francis Bradstreet Hinton, George William Medhurst, James Spencer, Charles
Ward No. III.
Retiring Members re-elected.New Members.Members retiring from office and not re-elected.
Benge, Edmund Bloor, Richard Daws, William Eayrs, James Burrows Hicks, Thomas Moore, James Pankhurst, ThomasAshfield, Frederick Toovey Dean, John Hollands Goodman, John Norman, George Randall, James Alfred Squires, GeorgeMagenis, Joseph Poole, William Henry Tucker, George Smith
Ward No. IV.
Retiring Members re-elected.New Members.Members retiring from office and not re-elected.
Phillips, Thomas Carthew Turnor, HoraceBrown, George Joseph Gill, Mark James Higgs, Frank Hyem, George Ashley Tayler, Robert George Vatcher, Reuben Richard AlexanderDown, Richard Fowlie, Hugh James, Hugh Jesty, Robert Douglas Robinson, Richard Eastcott Wood, Edward, J.P.