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Westminster 1888
[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Westminster, The United Parishes of St. Margaret and St. John, Westminster]
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AUDITORS.
St. Margaret.
Ward No. 1. Richard Thomas Lewis, 28, Mount Park Crescent,
Ealing, W.
„ 2. Robert Edwin Hemblington Goffin, Palace Street.
„ 3. Thomas Bull, 29, Great Chapel Street.
St. John.
Ward No. 1. Henry Thomas White, 148, Vauxhall Bridge Road
„ 2. Richard Morgan, 13, Marsham Street.
„ 3. Thomas Henry Hobbs, 131 & 133, Page Street.
VESTRY CLERK TO THE UNITED PARISHES, AND TO
THE PARISH OF ST. MARGARET.
John Edward Smith, Vestry Offices, Town Hall, Caxton Street.
VESTRY CLERK TO THE PARISH OF ST. JOHN.
John R. L. Walmisley, S.S.C., 8, Old Jewry, E.C., and 15, Kemerton
Road, Loughborough Junction, S.E.
Applications relative to Church Notices, &c., to be made.
St. Margaret's Church—To Mr. Grimble, (30, Millbank Street), at the
Vestry Room of the Church, between 10 and 4 o'clock daily.
St. John's Church—To Mr. Charles Aires, 33, Great Smith Street,
Westminster.
STATISTICS.
Parishes.
Acreage.
Inhabited
Houses,
1881 Census.
Population,
1881 Census.
Rateable Value
Current Year.
St. Margaret
604
2,595
24,430
£547,681
St. John
211
3,610
35,496
£203,247
United Parishes
815
6,205
59,926
£750,928