[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for St. Martin-in-the-Fields] page 72

St Martin-in-the-Fields 1885

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

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Table: 68 Statement of the Receipts and Expenditure of the Commissioners of Public Baths and Wash-houses,of St. Martin- in-the-Fields.For the year ended31stDecember, 1885.

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68 Statement of the Receipts and Expenditure of the Commissioners of Public Baths and Wash-houses,

of St. Martin- in-the-Fields.

For the year ended31stDecember, 1885.

1885. RECEIPTS.	£	8.	d.	£	s.	d.	PAYMENTS.	£	s.	d.	£	s.	d.
Jan. 1. Balance in the hands of the Bankers	296	18	3				Boiler cleaning, &c.—Brookes and Cummins				12	10	0
„ „ late Clerk (Wages Account)	76	2	3				Brooms, &c.—Cornish, M.				18	6	5
„ „ late Clerk (Wages Account)	76	2	3				Coals—Rickett, Smith & Co.	155	2	6
Balance in the hands of the Superintendent	15	8	7				Wican Coal & Iron Co.	333	14	0
				aftft	9	l					488	16	6
1,638 1st Class Female Bathers (Warm) at 6d.	40	19	0				Coke—Gas Light and Coke Co.				173	18	0
4,337 2nd ,, ,, ,, ,, 2d	36	11	2				Gas—Gas Light and Coke Co.				115	15	11
97 1st „ „ (Cold) „ 3d.	1	4	3				Iron Goods—Addis & Co.				33	8	6
1,080 2nd ,, „ „ ,, 1d.	4	10	0				Lightning Conductor—Bartholomew & Co.				15	0	0
19,142 1st Class Male Bathers (Warm) „ 6d.	478	11	6				Linen Goods—Hailing, Pearce & Stone				31	4	6
33,809 2nd ,, ,, ,, ,, 2d	281	14	10				Mangle and Repairs—Richmond, S. G.				25	16	6
614 1st „ „ (Cold) „ 3d	7	13	6				Oilman's Goods—Kendall, J.				42	2	4
1,951 2nd ,, ,, ,, ,, 1d	8	2	7				Painting, &c.—Kendall, R.				20	8	6
62,668				859	6	10	Printing—Harrison & Sons				9	15	6
							Rates, Taxes, and Insurance—
							Cook, J., Poor Rates	14	ft	9
35,212 Washers				1 H9Q	1 A	Q	Marshall, T. W., Assessed Taxes	11	17	4
Soap Sold				lyU&OA9	1U 1 9	J K	Royal Exchange, Insurance	1	0	0
Use of Extra Towels				l	XL! 8	o 2	Sun Fire Office do	7	0	0
McLean, T., one year's rent of 18, Green Street (less Property Tax)				104	9	10					34	6	1
Bun Eire Office, for damage by fire.				43	0	°!	Repairs, &c.—Hobson, J. D.				150	0	0
Bun Eire Office, for damage by fire.				43	0	°!	Rents—Florence, H. L., one year (less Property Tax) H.M. Commissioners of Woods, &c., one year (less Propertv Tax)	82	6	11
								78	0	0
											160	6	11
							Soap—Gibbs, D. & W				17	13	0
							Water—New River Co.				188	3	6
							Salaries—
							Murnane, G. W., Clerk (one year)	25	0	0
							Jacques, Hv., Surveyor (one year)	5	0	0
							Weeklv Wages—				30	0	0
							Superintendent and Matron	104	0	0
							Engineer	104	0	0
							Firemen	117	0	0
							1st Class Male Attendant	54	12	0
							2nd Class Male Attendants	106	0	0
							Female Bath Attendants..	48	7	4
							Laundry Attendants	41	14	4
							%) Money Taker to Baths	41	12	0
							Towel Washers	24	8	0
							Extra Labour and Attendance	61	3	9
											702	17	5
							Sundry persons under £5 each				11	2	10
							Balance in the hands of the Bankers	85	13	9
							„ „ „ late Clerk (Wages A/c)	76	2	3
							,, ,, ,, Superintendent	19	8	8
											181	4	8
				£2.462	17	1					£2,462	17	1

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Of the above 426 Deaths, 177 occurred in the
Charing Cross Hospital, and of this number who died
in that Institution, 139 were non-residents in the
Parish. In public institutions situate without the
Parish, 64 deaths of Parishioners occurred. Amongst
the tables will be found one giving details of these
64 deaths.
The Death-rate of the parish for the year 1885 was
19*3 per 1,000, slightly less than in the previous year.
Ratio of deaths to population, 1 in 51 7.

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Table: 68 Statement of the Receipts and Expenditure of the Commissioners of Public Baths and Wash-houses,of St. Martin- in-the-Fields.For the year ended31stDecember, 1885.

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