London's Pulse: Medical Officer of Health reports 1848-1972

View report page

St Giles (Camberwell) 1892

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Camberwell]

This page requires JavaScript

546
PUBLIC HEALTH DEPARTMENT.
Medical Officer
of Health.
J. S. Bristowe, M.D., 1856, £200 to £300. £300.
The Medical Officer of Health shall be the head of the
Public Health Department. He shall advise in respect to
all sanitary matters, superintend and control the Sanitary
Inspectors; attend meetings of the Vestry, the Sewers and
Sanitary (Public Health) Committee and its Sub-Committees,
and shall make an annual report to the Vestry.
Assistant
Medical Officer
and Chief
Sanitary
Inspector.
Francis Stevens, B.A., M.R.CS., F.S.A.,
D.P.II., 1892, £250 to £300. £250.
The Assistant Medical Officer snail act as Assistant to
the Medical Officer of Health. He shall be the Chief Sanitary
Inspector, and shall control and direct the work of the
Sanitary Inspectors as defined by the Public Health Acts.

Sanitary Inspectors.

District.Name.Date of Appointment.Salary.
4J. H. StevensonAugust 1, 1877£117 to £156, £156
2W. E. GroomMarch, 1885£117 to £156, £156
10Joseph Samuel Pointon1887£117 to £156, £156
7G. H. DeweyOctober, 1887£117 to £156, £143
6William EagleFebruary, 1889£117 to £156, £143
9A. ChaddertonMarch 21,1890£117 to £156, £130
8W. G. ShapleyApril, 1891£117 to £156, £117
11G. W. Scudamoredo.do.
12E. R. CollinsDecember 4, 1892do.
3J. H. Heathdo.do.
1C. H. Kerslakedo.do.
Houses let in lodgings 5G. G. Morleydo.do.
E. Homerdo.do.
TenementsW. P. FarmerMay 3, 1893do.