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St James's 1883

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

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3. Grand Junction Water Works Company (Chief Office,
65, South Molton Street). So much of the Parish as lies to the
west of the district supplied by the New River Company and north
of the centre of Pali Mall.
4. West Middlesex Water Works Company (Chief Office,
19, Marylebone Road). So much of Oxford Street as is situate
within the Parish.
The authorized scale of charges for the supply of water is given
on page 63.
The Coroner is Mr. Charles St. Clare Bedford, whose jurisdiction
extends throughout the City and Liberties of Westminster.
For the Registration of Births and Deaths, the Parish is
included in the Westminster District. The Registrar is Mr. T. M.
Crowe, of 31, Wardour Street; and the Superintendent Registrar,
Mr. Joseph Bond, Union Offices, Poland Street.
WARDS.
For the election of Vestrymen and Auditors of Accounts, the
Parish has been divided into four Wards, under the provisions of
the Metropolis Local Management Act, the boundaries thereof
being described in the official division of the Parish into Wards
under the said Act, as follows:—
Ward No. 1 (Great Marlborough)—
All such parts of the Parish of Saint James, Westminster, as he upon
the left-hand side, that is to say, upon the side lying towards the
north and north-east of the following boundary line, that is to
say, a line commencing upon the western boundary of the said
Parish in Swallow Passage, and drawn in an easterly direction
immediately at the backs of the several tenements or premises
forming the south-west portion of the Regent (Oxford Street)
Circus, thence across Regent Street, to and along the southern
party-wall of No. 268, Regent Circus, and thence along the backs
of the several tenements or premises forming the south side of
Oxford Street, across Argyll Street to the back of the tenements
or premises forming the east side of Argyll Street; then turning
south along the backs of the said several tenements or premises
forming the east side of Argyll Street, and of the several tenements
or premises in Great Marlborough Street forming the east