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St Mary (Islington) 1890

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Islington, Parish of St. Mary ]

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The dual election of Mr. John Lawrence for Wards 2 and 3, and
of Mr. Alfred Memory for Wards 4 and 8, necessitated a second
nomination for Wards 2 and 4, Mr. Lawrence having elected to stand
for Ward 3 and Mr. Memory for Ward 8. These nominations took
place on Monday, June 16th, 1890, and the polls the following day.
Mr. George James Young was returned for Ward 2, and Mr. Win.
Adams for Ward 4.
On June 6th, 1890, Messrs Wm. D. M. Forrest, John Alfred
Grrasemann, John Oldis, Fredk. B. S. Sargeant, and Edward C. Smith,
were elected Auditors of the General and other Vestry Rates.
The following formed the permanent Committees, as re-constituted
by the new By-Laws to which reference is made on page 61, at the
close of the year.
FINANCE COMMITTEE.
Wards. Wards
1. Adams, George 3. Mote, John H. (Chairman)
1. Cussans, John Edwin 3. Strauss, Otto
1. Goddard, William 3. Wedlake, Harry Brailey
1. Priestley, James Russell 4. Dobbs, William
1. Sargant, William 5. Thomson, James
1. Stather, Robert 6. Young, John
2. Williams, James William 7. Higginbottom, Frederick James
3. Aaron, Alfred Gabriel 8. Camps, Edward Barron
3. Chapman, Thomas Horatio 8. Memory, Alfred
3. Dryden, George 8. Thompson, Joshua
GENERAL PURPOSES COMMITTEE.
Wards. Wards.
1. Hodson, Percival 3. Bourke, William Roston
1. Judd, George Henry 3. Lavy, Charles
1. Livermore, Francis 3. Rumblelow, Arthur (Chairman)
1. Rayson, Samuel 4. May, James
1. Walkley, William Henry 4. Sellick, George
1. Watts, Chas. Edwin 6. Kelly, James
2. Green, George Robert 6. Mathews, Joseph Douglass
2. Richardson, John 7. Buckell, Francis John
2. Webb, William Herbert 7. Keele, George Thomas
3. Bartram, Richard 7. Minasi, Frederic James