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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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out of office by effluxion of time, took place on Wednesday,
22nd May The Churchwardens, who are the returning
officers for the purposes of the elections, returned the
following gentlemen as having been duly elected
St Margaret
Ward No 1 (Knightsbridge)
Mr, J B Barnes
Mr J Kent
Hon A G J Ponsonby, J P
Mr W Sharp
Mr J C Humphreys
Ward No 2
Mr W J Cooper
Mr Z King
Mr W M Scudamore
Mr W Brindley
Mr J Edwards
Ward No 3
Mr J B Batten
Mr W E M Tomlinson, MP
Mr T J White
Mr J W Hiscox
Mr T Langston, LRCP
Mr J Hill
St John
Ward No 1
Mr G J Chappie
Mr J J Geisel
Mr T Rintoul
Mr A Wright
Mr H W Budd
Ward No 2
Mr J Coppen
Mr J Hayler
Mr F Seager Hunt, MP
Mr C Stone
Mr C Wright
Mr E H Smith
Ward No 3
Mr F W C Lambert
Mr C Sweeting
Mr J Spanton
Mr C D Steel
Mr A J Saunders
These gentlemen were all elected for three years In
Ward 3 of St John, Mr G Broughton was chosen to fill a
vacancy until 1891, and Mr W A C Vincent to serve
until 1890 In Ward 2 of St John, Mr H Sherras was
chosen to till a vacancy until 1891
Eight new members (Messrs Brindley, Edwards, Budd
Sherras, E H Smith, Spanton, Saunders, and Vincent)
were thus introduced
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