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 Hamlet of Mile End Old Town]
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General Purposes Account. General Purposes Account.
Date.
Fo.
Receipts.
£
s.
d.
£
s.
d.
Date.
Fo.
Expenditure.
Cleansing
only.
Paving
and Roads only
Cleansing,
Paving, and
roads comb ned
Establishment
and sundry
Charges.
£
s.
d.
£
s.
d.
£
S.
d
£
s.
d.
1886
Brought, forward
27339
13
7
1886
Brought forward
85
17
7
1842
5
8
85
6
4
70
0
a.
6
Dec. 23
147
Messrs. Strachan, Kydd & Donald, for ashes
4
1
2
May 5
110
Mr. J. Brown, for plumber's
work, one quarter to Lady-Day
8
0
0
The Overseers, being amount contributed by Government
to the School Board Bate upon the assumed rateable
value of £ in respect of Government Property in
the Hamlet
7
0
0
Mr. G. Taplin, for planting trees
in Mile end road
10
0
0
Mr. R. D. Schwinge, for oil for
steam (road) roller
4
11
8
31
1887
155
The London and Westminster Bank proportion of Interest
to date
16
1
1
Mr. R. Crompton, Registrar, for
copies of entries of births and
deaths, one quarter to LadyDay
4
13
1
Jan. 7
The Overseers further on account of call made October
last
2775
0
0
25
161
Mr. McNeal, for glass found in refuse
1
5
0
J. B. Ratcliff, ditto
2
14
5
27
The overseers, further on account of call made in october
last
2000
0
0
Mr. Jutsum, Clerk, on account
of expenses in opposing appeal
to Quarter Sessions aginst
order made by the Vestry under
the Artizans' and Labourers'
Dwellings Act, 1868, re Norfolk
House, Stepney Green
24
0
4
Feb. 3
165
Mr. A. Baxter, Superintendent of Labour, being amounts
collected by him —
For removal of trade refuse £7
6
0
,, dead horse "Bounce" 1
0
0
,, ,, "Lyon" 1
0
0
9
6
0
11
The Overseers, further on account of Call made in October
last
2000
0
0
112
Mr. J. East, for timber
5
8
6
East London Water Works Co.,
for water to stables and wharf
Ditto, to recreation ground and
Trafalgar square
3
1
2
14
Mr. H. W. Walden, for rent of premises Canal Road, one
quarter to Christmas last
12
10
0
18
Mr. scolt, for glass found in refuse
0
16
0
1
7
6
The School Board for London, being the amount returned
consequent upon the reduction in the Valuation Lists
since the issuing of the Precept of that Board
63
0
0
Messrs.-E. H. Bayley & Co., for
two new sets of water van
distributors
8
15
0
Mr. T. G. Tuckwell, oilman, for
articles for paint, &c
13
13
6
167
The Overseers, further on account of Call made in October
last
1000
0
0
The Executors of the late Mr. J.
Rollinson, for use of shoot
15
6
0
Mar. 3
Messrs. Wills & Packham, for ashes and breeze
10
0
0
16
The Overseers, further on account of Call made in October
last
2075
0
0
The Great Eastern Railway Co.,
for carriage of hard core, ashes
and dust
147
6
11
Mr. H. J. Gardner, cost for repairing damage (by horse
and cart) to paving in Moody-street
3
6
10
Mr. C. Dwelley, for tyremg and
wheels
23
Messrs. W. & J. Gale for breeze and ashes
49
3
0
21
13
4
25
171
Amounts received from ovners of property for making up
streets, viz.:—
Mr. A. W. Barrett, for bran
16
10
0
Mr. A. Lovell, for dust baskets
and repairs to dust baskets
10
9
6
Lockhart-street £92
14
8
Ropery-street 183
3
3
Messrs. Henry J. Gardner & Co.,
for hire of horses, carts, and
drivers, one quarter to 31st
March last
Eric-street (part of) 34
13
0
Maratime-street 64
3
0
375
3
11
136
6
0
Mr. A. Baxter, being amounts received by him for—
Messrs. Thomas Gardner & Co.,
for lighterage of rubbish to
Vestry's land, Edmonton
20
1
3
Removal of trade refuse £2
18
0
Dead horse 1
5
0
4
3
0
Mr. R. Chapman, for removal of
hard core, dust and slop
48
2
0
Messrs. Wainwriglit & Gross, for
brooms
9
13
6
114
Mr. H. T. Harding, for timber
44
17
LI
Messrs. Clarke, Hunt & Co., for
barrows
2
16
0
Mr. T. Whittingliam, for repairs
to harness, &c., one quarter to
Lady-Day
11
19
6
J *7
Messrs. Rathbone & Son for 100
quarters of Oats
97
10
0
Mr. C. Lawrence,Veterinary Surgeon,
for shoeing horses G2G 0 0
Medical attendance 18 5 0
44
5
0
Carried forward
1
37745
9
7
Carried forward
345
11
9
1846
17
4
491
7
2
112
15
10