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 Westminster, The United Parishes of St. Margaret and St. John, Westminster]
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CONTENTS.
Part I.—PRE-REFORMATION
Extent of the Parish. Sewers.
Boundaries. Water Supply.
Watchmen. Knightsbridge.
Part II.—POST- REFORMATION.
Gradual Recognition of Laity.
Court of Burgesses.
Constitution of the Vestry.
Meetings of the Vestry.
Duties of the Vestry in Relation
to the Church—
Disposal of Pews.
Choice and Control of Officers.
Churchyard and Burials.
Broadway & Duke St. Chapels.
Maintenance of the Fabric.
Bells.
Religious Persecution
Custody of the Registers.
St. John the Evangelist.
Churchwardens.
Relief of the Poor.
Sources of Income for.
Sale of "Great Tom."
Petitions to the King.
Relief sent to the Country and
Abroad.
Workhouse.
Isolation of Infectious Disease.
Assessment of Property.
Maintenance of Highways and
Bridges—
Brentford Bridge.
Paving.
Street Lighting.
Watching.
Street Cleansing.
Sewers.
Water Supply.
Nuisances.
Protection from Fire.
Robberies.
Beggars and Vagabonds.
Prisons.
Suppression of Drunkenness.
Hackney Coaches.
Politics and Parliamentary
Representation.
Food Supply.
Tothill Fields.
Knightsbridge.
Miscellaneous.
Statistics.
Part III.—From 1856 to 1888.
Westminster under the regime of the late Board of Works for
the Westminster District.
Part IV.—FOR THE YEAR 1888-9.
Accounts.
Addresses of Members.
Constitution of the Vestry.
„ of Committees.
Reports of Committees' Proceedings.
Auditors.
Expenditure.
Works Executed by The Vestry.
Street Improvements.
Re-naming Streets and Renumbering
Houses.
Sanitary Measures.
Metropolitan Board of Works.
School Board for London.
Miscellaneous Matters.