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St James's 1895

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

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CONTENTS.
I.— PUBLIC HEALTH.
page.
General Report for the year 1895 151
Appendix of Tables.
1. Causes of Death 158
2. Cases of Zymotic Disease 162
3. Sanitary Inspectors' Work 175
4. Summary of Sanitary Inspectors' Work 178
5. Underground Rooms cleared of Occupants 179
II.— PUBLIC ANALYSIS.
1. Report on Articles Analysed during year 1895 181

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Benefactor.OBJECT.By whom Administered.Annual IncomeSOURCE OF INCOME.
£s.d.
12Atkinson Morley. 1850.To be divided yearly, in equal shares and proportions, between 10 Widows of Tradesmen, who at their respective deaths were Parishioners of the Parish, and had been respectively rated to the poor at not less than £20 per annum.The Rector for the time being; the Trustees of the Will; and Six Inhabitants of the Parish.75108£2,746 19s. 2d. Consols. The amount of the legacy was £3,000; it was reduced by payment of duty to £2,700.
13James Payler. 1853.To be divided equally between 20 poor deserving Persons resident in the Parish.The Rector and Churchwardens for the time being.27198£1,017 16s. 2d. Consols.
14Charles Smith. 1869.To be divided annually at Christmas amongst the Poor of the Parish.Rector for the time being.2130£96 15s. 3d. Consols.
15William Blan-chard. 1892.For the Poor at the discretion of the Rector and Churchwardens.Rector and Churchwardens.1430£514 15s. l1d. Consols.
16St. James' Scholarship Fund.To be divided equally between the Tenison and Burlington Schools.Rector and Churchwardens.2808£1,045 15s. 0d. Consols. Part of the purchase money of St. James's Chapel and Burial Ground Hampstead Road sold under a special Act of 1869.