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St Saviour's (Southwark) 1891

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for St. Saviour's]

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before Sir Peter Edlin and a jury, at the Sessions House.
Newington Causeway, Mr. Bodkin prosecuting on behalf of the
Board and Mr. Grain appearing for the defence. The
defendants were found guilty and sentenced, Hart, to pay a
fine of £25 and find two sureties in £25 each to be of good
behaviour for 12 months, and Scard and Germaine, the other
defendants, each to pay a lino of 40/- and bo bound over to
keep the peace. The costs of the proceedings amounted to
£70 13s. 2d.
Stroot
Nomenclature.
In compliance with orders made by the London County
Council, the following alterations have been made in the names
of the undermentioned streets:—
York Street, Borough Market, has been re-named Bedale
Street.
York Street, Blackfriars Road, has been re-named Scoresby
Street.
Essex Street, Sumner Street, has been re-named Canvey
Street.
Mr. Haggis.
On the 2.5th November, the presiding chairman, Mr. Baxter,
called the attention of the Board to the loss sustained by the
sudden death on tho previous day of Mr. A. II. Haggis, the
Deputy Chairman of the London County Council, and moved —
"That tho Members of this Board learn with profound regrot of tho
sudden death of Mr. A. II. Haggis, formerly a Member of this Hoard,
and subsequently tho representative of West Southwnrk on tho
London County Council, of which Body he was Deputy Chairman.
They desire to record their high appreciation of his character and
abilities, and tho esteem and regard ontertained towards him;
thoy further desire to condole with their late friend's family in
their painful loss."
Tho motion was carried unanimously, and a copy of the
resolution forwarded to Mr. A. J. Haggis, the eldest son of the
deceased, who, in acknowledging the receipt of it, thanked, on
behalf of the family and himself, the Board for their sympathy.
Parliamentary
Plans.
On the 30th November, Parliamentary plans, with gazette
notices, &c., were deposited of the following:—
Tho lloyal Exchange and Waterloo Railway.
The Waterloo and City Railway (Underground).
The City and South London Railway, Islington (Extension,
&c).
The South Eastern Railway (Extensions, &c).
The London, Chatham and Dover Railway (Extensions, &c.)
The Camberwell and Islington Eloctric Light and Power
Supply, Limited.