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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10. That for all other work he be remunerated according to
the recognised scales, all his bills being duly taxed under
the Solicitors' Acts.
11. That Mr. George William Marsden, Jun., be appointed
Solicitor to the Vestry.
Assistant Vestry Clerk.—12. That the position of Assistant
Vestry Clerk be abolished.
13. That Mr. Rees be appointed Clerk to the Churchwardens
and Overseers, and that his salary remain as at
present.
14. That, if possible, arrangements be made for Mr. Rees
to have a separate Department and Room under his
immediate control.
Finance Department.—15. That Mr. Lord be placed at the
head of the Finance Department, exclusive of the
Finance in connection with the Office of the Churchwardens
and Overseers. That he be called the
Accountant, and be paid a salary of £250, rising by
annual increments of £10 to £300.
16. That all appointments by the Vestry be subject to
re-election every Easter Tuesday.
17. That Mr. G eorge William Marsden be invited to accept
the position of Honorary Legal Adviser to the Vestry.
18. That it be referred back to your Committee to consider
and advise the Vestry as to the further steps necessary for
giving full effect to the above resolutions.
Dated this 30th day of November, 1892.
G. C. Whiteley.
Samuel Smith.
F. J. Perks.
W. T. Greene.
William Howe.
Wm. Alex. Coote.
H. E. Ramsey.
E. R. Phillips.
D. C. Preston.
J. A. Lyon.
Charles Dunlop.