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Rotherhithe 1891

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Rotherhithe]

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Receipts and Expenditure of SPRUNT'S CHARITY, (1877).
Dr.
£
s.
d.
Cr.
£
s.
d.
To Dividends per Mr. R. Foottit
4
18
8
By six Widows' Gifts at 17s. 6d. each
5
5
0
„ Donation by Churchwardens
0
6
4
£5
5
0
£5
5
0
The names of the recipients can be seen at the Parochial Offices.
PARISH CLOCK REPAIR FUND.
Dr.
£
s.
d.
Cr.
£
s.
d.
To Donations
84
18
0
By Messrs. Gillett & Johnson, Repairs
to Clock
80
1
6
„ Lemmon & Co., Printing
1
13
0
„ Church Tower Attendant
1
10
0
„ White, Carpenter
1
13
6
£84
18
0
£81
18
0
Audited and found correct,
W. J. CARR,
H. BELLSHAM,
T. R. BUNTING,
Auditors.
FRANCIS T. TALBOT,
JAMES WIGGINTON,
Churchwardens.
27th September, 1892.
Baths and Wash-houses.
At a Meeting of the Vestry, held 3rd November, 1891, Messrs. Thomas William Clarke and
Ralph Westall Walker, the retiring Commissioners, were re-elected Commissioners for Public
Baths and Wash-houses for this Parish for the ensuing three years, and Messrs. Henry Lovell
Bartlett and Charles Jollands Thompson were re-elected Auditors of the Commissioners'
Accounts for one year.
The names of the Commissioners are as follows, viz.: Messrs. John Bulmer (Chairman),
Thomas William Clarke (Vice-Chairman), Edward James Talbot, Lawrence Stevens, L.C.C.,
Ralph Westall Walker, Samuel Brownfield, and Robert Leishman Stuart.