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 Camberwell]
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of resolution in favour of the action of the London County
Council, in desiring that a portion of the cost of Metropolitan
Improvements should fall upon the Owners who
materially benefit thereby, the principle being a fair and
must one.
The Vestry heartily concurred with such resolution.
Compound In answer to a question by Mr. W. Jackson,
Property of Churchwardens and Overseers, in the
vestry, the following Return was made, showing the total
amount of property under compound in each Ward, with
the per centage allowed to owners:—
SUMMARY OF PROPERTY UNDER COMPOUND.
Ward.
25 per cent.
20 per cent.
15 per cent.
No. of
houses.
Rateable
Value.
No. of
houses.
Rateable
Value.
No. of
houses.
Rateable
Value.
1
2,388
32,752
433
5,453
—
—
2
1,202
14,202
63
1,096
1
20
2a
953
15,600
187
3,266
1
20
3
1,454
18,883
88
1,641
6
120
4
1,564
21,950
30
713
3
60
4a
1,188
14,394
211
4,950
4
80
5
1,385
20,220
120
2,095
3
53
5a
1,255
16,817
135
1,853
—
—
am.
102
2,215
4
80
95
1,820
am.A
297
4,799
80
1,415
11
210
G.D.
984
13,027
873
2,929
3
57
Dul.
56
537
—
-
—
—
12,888
175,396
1,52
25,491
127
2,440