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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Balance of Income after payments to recipients £ s. d.
in June, 1891 13 7 2
The Dividends for one year to April, 1892,
transmitted by the Charity Commission, will
be 119 11 8
Amount available for distribution in June, 1892 £132 18 10
LEVERINGTON CHARITY.
Thirty-four of the recipients last year being found qualified,
were re-elected for this year. Two new recipients,
Sarah Bassett, of 58, Morpeth Street,
Esther Popkin, of 21, Bandon Road,
were elected out of seven candidates, making the number to
receive £1 each 36. The amount available for distribution was
£36 15s. l1d.
Balance of Income after payments to pensioners
in January, 1891
£
s.
d.
0
2
7
Dividends for one year to October, 1891, transmitted
by Charity Commission
30
13
4
£36
15
11
CHURCHWARDENS AND OVERSEERS.
At Easter, 1891, Mr. Henry Staines, the Renter Warden of the
last year, was elected Upper Warden, and Mr. Edward Thurgood,
of No. 450, Bethnal Green Road, was elected Renter Warden.
The Parishioners elected Overseers were:—
Mr. Richard McLean, 161, Gosset Street.
Mr. Pichard Leicester Clarke, 29, Three Colts' Lane.
Mr. John Pinch, 8, Mansford Street.
Mr, Henry Jones, 19, Three Colts' Lane.