Hints from the Health Department. Leaflet from the archive of the Society of Medical Officers of Health. Credit: Wellcome Collection, London
[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Bethnal Green]
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and, having been considered by the Vestry in Committee, the
tender for one year by Mr. Crane for District No. 1 at £2338,
and the tenders for one year by Mr. Stevens for Districts Nos. 2
and 3, at respectively £2450 and £2300, were adopted and contracts
entered into accordingly.
In November the Vestry imposed a fine of £10 for the nonremoval
of dust from streets on the days provided by the contract.
COMPOSITION RATE.
For copy of Mr. Churchwarden Gould's Account, see page 42.
The account, audited by the Finance Committee, was received
and approved by the Vestry, and a vote of thanks given to Mr.
Gould for his services as Upper Warden at the Meeting on the
4th June.
A Composition Rate at three farthings in the pound was
resolved on on the 2nd July, and made and signed on the 6th
August.
FOURNIER CHARITY.
The thirteen candidates who were elected and received the gift
of £10 each were:—
Robert Bolding, 81, Columbia Road.
William Boynett, 7, Mace Street.
Robert Chadwick, 64, Royston Street.
Charlotte Sophia Chapman, 38, Patriot Square.
James Downes, 39, Hersee Place.
John Levesque, 39, Canrobert Street.
David Nial, 10, Robert Street.
William Norris, 5, Hammond's Gardens.
Sarah Ann Peet, 12, Gibraltar Walk.
John Pummell, 6, Granby Row.
Hannah Tubbs, 9, Horatio Street.
Henrietta Whaley, 42, Chisenhale Road.
Thomas James Whitehead, 1, Shacklewell Street,