Hints from the Health Department. Leaflet from the archive of the Society of Medical Officers of Health. Credit: Wellcome Collection, London
[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Islington, Parish of St. Mary ]
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The nomination of Vestrymen and Auditors took place on Monday,
May 20th, 1889. At the polls, which were held on the following day, in
wards 1,5, 6, and 8, about 1,950 persons recorded their votes, the constituencies
being estimated to contain 18,000 persons qualified to vote.
There were 46 vacancies in the several wards, and these were filled up by
the re-election of 17 old members and of 3 who had formerly
been Vestrymen, and by the election of 2(j ent irely new to office.
On May 24th, 1889, Messrs, Wm. Nodes, Wm. Whittell, John R. S.
Edwardes, Edward C. Smith, and Matthew Henry Hale, were elected
Auditors of the General and other Vestry Rate Accounts.
The following constituted the permanent Committees for the
year :—
ACCOUNTS COMMITTEE.
Wards. Wards
1. Adams, George 3. Strauss, Otto
1. Priestley, James R. 3. Wedlake, Harry B.
1. Sargant, William 4. Dobbs, William
1. Stather, Robert 5. Thomson, James
3. Aaron, Alfred Gabriel 6. Young, John (Chairman)
3. Abraham, John G. 7. Itigginbottom, F. J.
3. Chapman, Thomas H. 8. Camps, Edward B.
3. Dryden, George 8. Memory, Alfred
3. Hollyman, Thomas 8. Morgan, Wm.
3. Mote, John H. 8. Thompson, Joshua
GENERAL PURPOSES COMMITTEE.
Wards. Wards.
1. Grisgby, Wm. E. 3. Lavy, Charles
1. Judd, George H. 3. Rumblelow, Arthur (Chairman)
1. Livermore, Francis 4. May, James
1. Rayson, Samuel 4. Richards, Fred
1. Walkley, William H. 4. Sellick, George
1. Watts, Chas, Edwin 6. Kelly, James
2. Green, George R. 7. Buckell, F. John
2. Price, Samuel 7. Keele, George Thos.
2. Richardson, John 7. Minasi, Fred. James
3. Bourke, W. Roston 7. Southwell, Chas. J.