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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 Giles (Camden) 1894

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for St. Giles District]

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Table: Comparative Statement op Income and Expenditure— Continued.

Comparative Statement op Income and Expenditure— Continued.

EXPENDITURE.Year ending 25th March, 1894.Year ending 25th March, 1895.
Total Expenditure of this Board brought for nard47,80616740,7001310
Expenditure oyer which this Board has no Control:
School Board for London17,75810618,42779
„ ,, Election Expenses13865
Commissioners of Public Libraries and Museums Precept, 1893-4, £1603 0s. 9d. ,, 1894-5, £500 0s. Od. (on account)796242,10309
Foundling Estate Bond Interest266113260115
Brunswick Square Garden Committee36003600
Total Cash Payments66,6580861,66602
Cash Balance carried forward at end of the year1,0341605,43375
67,69216867,09977

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Public Library.
At the annual election of Library Commissioners in the
month of June, 1894, Messrs. Richard Garnett, George P.
Willoughby, and A. Cow per Ranyard, were elected. In
the course of the year, in consequence of the lamented death
of Mr. Ranyard, a vacancy occurred, which was filled by the
appointment of Mr. Gilbert Smith.
The work of erecting the Public Library is being rapidly
progressed with, and the report of the Library Commissioners,
which has been printed and circulated among the inhabitants,
contains information as to the work being carried on.
The amount of the precept for the ensuing year will be that
realised by the rate of 1d. in the £.
Unification of London.
At the date of preparing the last Annual Report the
Royal Commission appointed to consider the proper conditions
under which the amalgamation of the City and
County of London can be effected and to make specific and