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 Rotherhithe]
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£ s. d.
Brought forward 136 14 4
Ben net'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
Balance due to Churchwardens 2 4 3
£164 19 5
By Balance paid to the late Churchwardens 0 5 10
„ Cash paid for Bread, viz.:—
Colls 54 0 0
Clark 21 12 0
Evans 10 16 0
Adams 10 16 0
Marrett 10 16 0
Jordan 5 4 6
Killian 16 4 0
Ashley 10 16 0
140 4 6
Bennet's Charity, distributed in Coal 9 0 0
Hill and Bell's Charity, Treasurer of Charity School 3 0 0
Coat and Cloak Charity 6 0 0
Mrs. Embleton's Gift 5 0 10
Lord of the Manor of West Ham, Quit Rents 1 0 9
Printing Tickets for Bennet's Charity 0 7 6
£164 19 5
The Committee appointed by the Vestry to investigate into the several Charities
of the Parish, having made their Report, the Vestry ordered that 500 copies thereof be
printed.
Miscellaneous.
The proceedings on the Appeal of the Grand Surrey Dock Company against being
assessed to the Paving, Lighting, and Sewers' Rates, are still in progress, considerable
delay having occurred in consequence of the death of the Appellant's Counsel (Mr.
Knapp). The Appeals against the Sewers' Rates have lately been abandoned.
The Commercial Docks Company have abandoned all their Appeals against the
Sewers, Paving and General Purposes, and Lighting Rates.
The Vestry have made arrangements with the Royal Society for the Protection of