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 Fulham]
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into three wards (if possible, the same as for the election of Vestrymen)
for the election of Guardians of the Poor, and that the
number (8) now allowed be apportioned, if possible, as follows:—
North End Ward, 3; Walham Ward, 3; South Fulham Ward, 2;
and that in each of the said wards one of the Guardians to retire
annually, at the time appointed for the Annual Election, and the
resolution was referred to the Law and Parliamentary Committee
to prepare the necessary petition. At the meeting of the Yestry
held on the 16th February, 1887, the Law and Parliamentary
.Committee presented the petition, which was sealed by the Yestry,
and the same was subsequently sent to the Local Government
Board.
fixed points for constables.
The following is a list of the fixed points in this Parish where
Police Constables are permanently stationed from 9 a.m. to 1 a.m.,
who are at all times ready to render assistance as may be required:—
Richmond Road, Fulham, at Lillie Bridge.
Sherbrooke Road, at junctions of roads by the Salisbury
Hotel.
Sands End, Fulham.
Fulham Road, at Walham Green, by the District Railway
Station.
Fulham Town, Fulham, in High Street, between Fulham Road
and Putney Bridge.
North End Road, Fulham, at the West Kensington Railway
Station.
Star Lane, F ulham, between Field and Margravine Roads.
urinals.
The following is a list of Public Urinals situate in the parish
Situation. Accommodation.
Effie Road, corner of 4 compartments.
Walham Green 4
St. John's Church, Walham Green 4
Gibbs Green 4
drinking fountains, &c.
The following is a list of the Drinking Fountains and Cattle
.and Dog Troughs in the parish:—