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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 (Camberwell) 1889

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Camberwell]

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Table: situate at Denmark Hill, bequeathed by Will of Sir Edmond Bowyer dated 11th July, 1862, let as follows:—

situate at Denmark Hill, bequeathed by Will of Sir Edmond Bowyer dated 11th July, 1862, let as follows:—

Lessee or Tenant.Description.Yearly Rent.
F. BrowningCoffee Shop£45, on Lease for 12 years from 1887.
Ann BullockTobacconist's Shop£35, on Agreement for 3 years from Midsummer, 1889.
J. Grundy,Baker's Shop£40, on Lease, 21 years from 1889.
T. E. SilkUpholsterer's Shop£60, on Lease for 14 years from 1882.
E. SymesButcher's Shop.£100, on Lease for 21 years from 1870.

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OLD CAGE, DENMARK HILL.
Land on which the "Old Watch House" and Cage
formerly stood, Denmark Hill.
The building let on lease to James Smith for 60 years
from 1862, at £7 per annum.
OLD ENGINE HOUSE, CAMBERWELL GREEN.
A piece of ground next the Greencoat Schools, on which
the Engine House was erected.
The building let on lease to George Priest for 21 years
from 1872, at £8 per annum.
PECKHAM CAGE.
Building removed some years since and Drinking
Fountain erected thereon in 1863. Urinal also since placed
thereon.