[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for St. Martin-in-the-Fields]
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Table: The same system has been carried on as in former year the men in pay of the parish sweeping the thoroughfares and the refuse collected being carted away by the contractor
The same system has been carried on as in former year the men in pay of the parish sweeping the thoroughfares and the refuse collected being carted away by the contractor
£
s.
d.
£
s.
d
Removing dust and carting away slop (Mr. Smeed)
36G
13
4
Ditto (Mr. Easton)
853
6
8
1,220
—
•
Parish sweepers' wages
863
1
Brooms, &c. tor ditto (Mr. Lewis)
38
19
-
Waterproof hats (Mr. Edgington)
2
-
Blue woollen shirts (Messrs. Prater and Co.)
5
10
-
Writing on hats (Mr. Kendall)
—
11
2
Making brand iron, and repairing barrows (Mr. Flood)
1
6
-
2,131
8
2
Table: carriage-way paving.
carriage-way paving.
£
s.
d.
Castle Street, Long Acre.—Taken up from Mercer Street to King Street, and relaid in conjunction with St. Giles' District Board of Works
17
5
5
Cockspur Street.—Old macadamized road dug up, and new 3 x 8 Mountsorrel carriage-way on 5-inch concrete laid down at end of Spring Gardens
255
2
3
Craig's Court.—Carriage and tramway in entrance taken | up and relaid, and gravel spread on the upper part
5
7
2
Drury Lane Burial Ground.—Removing stones, &c., to Adelphi depot, and sundry work
10
4
3
Strand.—From Northumberland House to Hungerford Street taken up and relaid, and 59 yards of new 3x9 Aberdeen granite laid down, and sundry other repairs
