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the process of manufacture, since the date of the above-mentioned indictment in August last, are such as, when
properly and carefully conducted, will abate the nuisance complained of; and I certify that the same improved
process of manufacture may be properly resumed and carried on without causing the effects, or any of
them, in respect of which the said indictment hath been found.
"Hy. LETHEBY, M.B., M.A., PH. D.M.,
Professor of Chemistry in the London Hospital College,
and Medical Officer of Health for the City of London
"Salmon's Manure Works, Manor Road, Rotherhithe,
March 31st, 1862."
Financial.
The loan of £800, borrowed of the London and Westminster Bank at five per cent.,
and the loan borrowed by the late Commissioners of Pavements of Mrs. Arnold at four
and a half per cent., still continue.
Charity Estates.
The Accounts of Messrs. Robert Stranack and Edmond George Dannell, the Churchwardens
for the year 1861-62 have been audited, and the following is a copy of the
Charities Account:
To Cash received from:—
£
s.
d.
Stratford Estate, half-year omitted Lady-day, 1858
33
17
0
„ half-year to Michaelmas, 1861
34
12
5
„ half-year to Lady-day, 1862
34
12
5
„ Income-tax returned
8
11
0
Plaistow Estate, half-year to Michaelmas, 1861
12
10
3
„ half-year to Lady-day, 1862
12
10
3
„ Income-tax returned
3
0
6
Smith's Charity
41
19
6
Bennett's Charity
9
0
0
Hill and Bell's Charity
6
0
0
Coat and Cloak Charity
6
0
0
Mrs. Embleton's Gift
5
0
10
Due to Churchwardens
0
5
10
£208
0
0
By Balance paid to late Churchwardens
24
7
5
Cash paid for Bread, viz:—
Lungley
10
16
0
Farmer
10
16
0
Spry
10
16
0
Carried forward
£32
8
0
£24
7
5