[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for St. Martin-in-the-Fields] page 46

St Martin-in-the-Fields 1874

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for St. Martin-in-the-Fields]

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Table: GENERAL RATE ACCOUNT.

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GENERAL RATE ACCOUNT.

RECEIPTS.							PAYMENTS.
1874-75.	£	s.	d.	£	s.	d.		£	s.	d.	£	s.	d.
To Balance in hand of Treasurer	1,760	9	9½				Messrs. Mowlem & Co., for pavior's and mason's work, and for the supply of broken granite				2,803	5	4
,, Clerk (Petty Cash)	58	1	6								2,803	5	4
„ Surveyor (Wages)	43	6	2				Mr. Reddin, slopping	2,017	0	0
				1,861	16	5½	Mr. Boyce, dustying	800	0	0
Amount received from General Rate made 30th April, 1874 (in-eluding arrears of previous Rate)	7,865	12	2								2,817	0	0
	7,865	12	2				Mr. Reddin, spreading water	532	5	0
Amount received from General Rate made 5th November, 1874 (fincludiner arrears of previous Rate)	9,189	9	10				Messrs. Simpsons' repairs to water stand	10	0	0	542	5	0
				17,055	2	0	Gas Light and Coke Company, lighting street lamps	3,095	11	3
Cash of Duke of Bedford, one year's rent, as agreed, for outbuildings to four houses in Crown Court, overlying Drury Lane Burial ground, due Midsummer, 1874				1	0	0	Gas Light and Coke Company, lighting street lamps	3,095	11	3
							London Gas Light Company ,, „	156	18	8
											3,252	9	11
							Gas Light and Coke Company, supply of Gas to Mortuary				4	10	4
Cash of Mrs. Dry, for lighting lamp in Charles Buildings, from Christmas, 1873, to Christmas, 1874				5	1	3	Messr. Merryweather, repair to hose				6	8	9
Cash of Mr. Anderson, rent of Laboratory to June, 1874				10	0	0	Mr. C.Jacques, rent of stone depot				45	0	0
Cash of Mr. Anderson, rent of Laboratory to June, 1874				10	0	0	Precept of school Board for London				2,378	7	10
							Mr. Anderson, Public Analyst, one year's salary				100	0	9
							Mr. W. Cooke, Inspector under ditto				5	0	0
							Metropolitan Board of Works, moiety of costs incurred in setting				2,890	6	9
							Samuel Watts, cleansing and care of Mortuary				10	0	0
							James Ellis, ditto ditto Drury Lane				4	10	0
							Mr. Whiteside, repairs to public lanterns				1	3	6
							Mr. Edmund Cobbett, rebuilding cottage, &c., on Drury Lane Burial) Ground.				492	11	8
							Mr. Greenfield, Deputy Registrar, for returns for use of medical officer				1	0	9
							Mr. Cook, poundage on collecting rates	43	7	2
							Mr. THOMAS „„	36	11	3
							Mr. Marshall „„	48	11	9
							Mr. Gardner, broker, „	8	11	1
											137	1	3
							SURVEYORS DISBURSEMENTS:-
							Labourers' wages	112	19	4
							Sundries	9	15	9
											122	15	1
							GENERAL EXPENSES, To be divided between General Rate and Sewer Rate, in theproportion of two-thirds and one-third.
							Messrs. Cook and Thomas, Poor Rates on Vestry Hall, &c	42	18	2
							Gas Light and Coke Company, supply of Gas to Vestry Hall	10	7	11
							Messrs. Harrison, printing, stamps, and stationery	91	7	0
							Mr. Baker, winding Vestry clock	1	1	0
							Mr. Waltham, uniforms for Inspector and Messenger	15	17	0
Carried forward			£18,932	19	8½		Carried forward	£161l	11	1	15,613	16	2