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St James's 1874

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for St James's, Westminster]

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METROPOLIS LOCAL MANAGEMENT ACT.
18th and 19th Victoria, Cap. 120.
Parish of St. James's Westminster.
OFFICERS OF THE VESTRY.
Vestry clerk Mr. GEORGE BUZZARD, Vestry Hall, Piccadilly,—to whom
application should be made respecting the Vestry affairs in
general, and particularly concerning matters of Finance and
Assessment.
Surbegor Mr. ALBERT PARKINSON HOWELL, Vestry Hall, Piccadilly,—
for all concerns of Paving, Lighting, and Local Sewerage.
Insppector of Auisances Mr. WILLIAM RIDLEY, 10, Great Pulteney Street;
Vestry Hall, Piccadilly; and Paving Office, Dufour's Place,—
including the superintendence of the Cleansing, Lighting, Dust
Removal, and Street Watering Departments.
Stone garb Clerk and Clerk of The works Mr. JOHN HALL, Paving Office,
Dufours Place,—for immediate reference and complaint on the
subject of defective Lighting, Paving, Sewerage, Cleansing,
Watering, and non-removal of House Dust, &c.
Medical Officer of Health and Analyst -Dr. JAMES EDMUNDS, Vestry Hall,
Piccadilly.
Sanitarn Inspectors Mr. JAMES HUNTINGFORD MORGAN and Mr.
WILLIAM GLASS, Vestry Hall, Piccadilly,—where a Book
is kept for the entry of Complaints by the Inhabitants of any
Nuisances affecting the Public Health.
VESTRY HALL AND OFFICES.
Piccadilly, and Stone Yard Office,
Dufour's Place, Broad Street, Golden Square.
attendance at the vestry offices daily, from nine to five o'clock,
saturdays nine to three o'clock.
Hall Keeper and Messenger, Edward Warren.