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Westminster 1889
[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Westminster, The United Parishes of St. Margaret and St. John, Westminster]
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A division having been demanded and taken as the Bye-laws
direct, there were
For the Motion—22.
Bennett, W. J.
Birch, W. A.
Bond, Dr. T.
Broughton, G.
Fergusson, J.
Hearne, E.
Hiscox, J. W.
Horn, T.
Josephs, W. L.
Margrie, J.
Palmer, C.
Pugh, J. H.
Rintoul, T.
Smith, C. S.
Smith, II.
Sterling, Col. J. B.
Stone, C.
Sweeting, C.
Tucker, F. J.
Verity, D.
White, T. J.
Wright, A.
Tkller—Mr. J. Margrie.
Against the Motion—30.
Adams, T.
Baker, W. H
Barnes, J. B.
Berry, Z. A.
Bishop, M. H.
Bonwick, W.
Butler, T.
Chappie, G. J.
Cocks, T.
Cohen, S. H.
Davis, W.
FitzGerald, A.
Geisel, J. J.
Gibson, J.
Hamborg, H. 0.
Hayler, -J.
Honeysett, C.
Horne, E.
Kent, J.
King, Z.
Lambert, F. W. C.
Lane, J.
Martin, J. B.
Nicholls, G.
Piper, C. C.
Power, W. M.
Rose, F.
Steel, C. D.
Tallents, G. W.
Wright, C. (St. J.)
Teller—Mr. W H. Baker.
The Chairman thereupon declared the motion lost.
Objection being taken under the 41st Bye-Law to the vote of
Mr. Hamborg being taken,
Mr. Hamborg made a statement.
The Chairman directed that the vote of Mr. Hamborg be taken
It was moved by Mr. J. H. Pugh, and seconded by Mr. T. J.
White,
That the Vestry do now adjourn.
An amendment was moved by Mr. W. II. Baker, and seconded
by Mr. W. Davis,
That the question be now put.