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Clerkenwell 1899

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Clerkenwell, St. James and St. John]

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question of the General Office was considered, and
the duties were re-arranged, and Mr. G R. Brown
was appointed Vestry Clerk pro tern., Mr. C. A.
Harrison first Assistant pro tem., Mr. E. J. Sans
second Assistant pro tem., Mr. E. G. Hill third
Assistant pro tem., such appointments to take
effect from September, 1898, and Mr. R. C. Pedler
Junior Clerk for one year. In June Mr. Brown's
health broke down, and he was granted six weeks'
leave of absence, which was extended from time to
time, Mr. Harrison being appointed as acting
Vestry Clerk. As Mr. Brown's health did not improve,
a Special Committee was appointed to consider
the matter, and upon their recommendation
Mr. Brown was superannuated at £120 per annum,
being thirty-sixtieths of his salary previous to his
appointment as Vestry Clerk pro tem. The
General Office was again considered by the Special
Committee, and on the 23rd November Mr. C. A.
Harrison was appointed Vestry Clerk, Mr. E. J.
Sans, first Assistant, Mr. E. G. Hill, second Assistant,
and Mr. R. C. Pedler, third Assistant, such
appointments to date from 29th September, 1899.
Mr. C. W. Durley was appointed temporary Junior
Clerk on the 14th December.
Approved by the Vestry September 13th, 1900.
C. A. HARRISON,
Vestry Clerk.