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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Reports from Mansion House Council as to sanitary
condition of parish.
Removal of bodies to mortuary.
Voluntary notification of infectious disease.
Inspection of cow-houses and slaughter-houses.
Removal of snow.
Standing of cabs on carriageways.
Finance
Committee.
The Churchwardens and Overseers being ex-
officio members of this Committee, it became
necessary for the Vestry to select sixteen other members to
make up the required number of seats, viz., 24, in accordance
with Bye-Law No. 32. The sixteen seats were filled by the
Vestry on 13th June in the following manner:—
St. Margaret.
Walter Bonwick
Solomon Hymen Cohen
Joseph William Hiscox
George James Lough
Walter Moseley Scudamore
Colonel John Barton Sterling
William Swingler
Charles Wright
St. John.
Thomas Adams
John Ashby
William Henry Baker
George John Chappie
John Hayler
James Lane
James Margrie
Charles D. Steel
The ex-officio members were:—
St. Margaret.
Churchwardens.
Henry Arthur Hunt
Joseph K. Aston
Overseers.
Zephaniah King
James Benjamin Barnes
St. John.
C hurchwardens.
M. Holman Bishop
Charles Christmas Piper
Overseers.
Frederick Rose
Thomas William Davies
At the first meeting of the Committee after its re-election,
Mr. Churchwarden C. C. Piper was appointed Chairman,
and Mr. W. M. Scudamore, Vice-Chairmau, for the ensuing
year.