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Fulham 1882

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Fulham]

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£S.d.
304 by 410s. -1500
Norland Road. South end. by the Chapel.
304 by 410s. -1500
Bramley Road, at junction with Latymer Road.
304 by 4I Us. -1500
Latymer Road, North end of, by North Pole P. H.
304 by 410s. -1500
Black Lion Lane, from St. Peter's Square to the Church.
404 by 410s. -2000
North End Road, at entrance to Edith Road.
344 by 410s. -1700
North End Road, entrance to Gunterstone Road
454 by 410s. -22100
36,, entrance to Talgarth Road10s. -1800
30,, entrance to Shorrold's Road10s. -1500
30,, entrance to Matheson Road10s. -1500
30Dressed Granite, entrance to Crown Road
20s. -3000
Richmond Gardens, Lillie Road.
344 by 410s. -170a
Jervis Road, Lillie Road, North and South, two crossings.
604 by 410s. -300rv
Mulgrave Road, North and South.
60Two crossings, 4 by 410s. -3000
Pownall Road.
304 by 410s. -1500
Normande Road.
304 by 4103. -1500
Dimsdale Road.
304 by 410s. -1500
Sherbrooke Road, Dawes Road.
72Two crossings, 4 by 410s. -3600
Homestead Road, Dawes Road.
304 by 410s. -1500
Filmer Road, Dawes Road.
304 by 410s. -1500
Estcourt Road, Dawes Road.
304 by 410s. -1500
Dawes Road, from Salisbury Arms to Baker's Shop.
25Dressed Granite20s. -2500

Board of Works for the Fulham District,
Broadway House, Hammersmith.
THOMAS EDWARD JONES, E. F. TOMKINS,
Clerk, Accountant.
January, 1883.
Shepherd's Bush road
In pursuance of the advice of counsel the Board apportioned the
estimated cost of paving a section of Shepherd's Bush Road, from
Blythe lane to Lena Gardens, and orders were made by the magistrates
for payment. Apportionment will be prepared for payment
by the owners of the other sections of this road.
Marlesford Lodge.
It having been reported to the Board that Marlesford lodge,
King street west, Hammersmith, had been taken by the Board of
Managers of the Kensington and Chelsea School District, with the
intention of establishing a branch school for the maintenance and
education of certain classes of children.
The Board appointed a Committee of five members with power
to confer with the Managers and the Local Government Board on
the matter, and the following letter was sent to the Clerk to the
Managers.:—
Board of Works, Fulham District,
Broadway House, Hammersmith,
16th August, 1882.
Dear Sir,
This Board has learnt with considerable dismay that the Managers
of the Kensington and Chelsea School District have made
arrangements for taking the property known as Marlsford Lodge,
Hammersmith, for the purpose of establishing a branch school for
the maintenance of certain classes of children, preparatory to
sending them to the District School at Banstead. The Board is informed
that the children to be maintained in this establishment are
those who are suffering from slight affections of the skin, scalp or
eyes, of a non-contagious character, or who from other causes