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Westminster 1891

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Westminster, The United Parishes of St. Margaret and St. John, Westminster]

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XV.
PAROCHIAL INSTITUTIONS, CHARITIES, &c
The United Westminster (Endowed) Schools.
(Emanuel Hospital; St, Margaret's Hospital; Palmer's School; Hill's Gramma
School.)
Secretary and Receiver—C. Spencer Smith, Esq., Palmer Lodge,
Palace street.
(a) The United Westminster Schools (Boys'), Palace street.
Head Master—R. E. H. Goffin, Esq.
(b) The Grey Coat Hospital (Girls'), Grey Coat place.
Head Mistress—Miss Elsie Day.
(c) The Emanuel School (Boys', Boarding), Wandsworth
Common, S.W.
Head Master—Rev. Arthur Towsey, M.A.
The Westminster Technical Fund
(Sir John Cutler, Charles Rampayne.)
In aid of the technical education of children, resident in Westminster,
who attend the United Westminster Schools and the Grey
Coat Hospital.
Clerk to the Fund—C. Spencer Smith, Esq.
The Emanuel Hospital, James Street.
(Ann, Lady Dacres, 1594.)
Clerk to the Governors (The Lord Mayor and Court of Aldermen)
—H. C. Overall, Esq., Guildhall, E.C.
The Charity is in course of re-construction.
The Blue Coat School, Caxton Street.
(W. Greene, Grand Khaibar, B, B. Ackworth.)
Honorary Solicitors—Messrs. Trollope & Winclcworth, 31,
Abingdon street.
Head Master—Mr. J. A. Sarsons.
The United Westminster Almshouses.
(Rev. J. Palmer, Emery Hill, Nicholas Butler, Mrs. Hannah Chadwick.)
Twenty-six Almshouses; forty-two £20 pensions, and fifteen £10
pensions; £100 annually for apprenticing poor children.
Clerk and Receiver—W. Mann Trollope, Esq., 31, Abingdon street.
Superintendent—Mr. S. Elliott, 13.A., at the Almshouses,
Rochester row.
Arneway's Trust.
(Thomas Arneway, 1603.)
For assisting poor occupiers and traders within the City and
Liberties of Westminster, by the advancement of loans.
Clerk and Solicitor—Warrington Rogers, Esq., 17, Victoria street.
Duchess of Somerset's Charity.
(Sarah, Duchess of Somerset, 1691.)
Pensions to poor parishioners not less than CO years of age; medical
or other aid in kind, &c.
Clerk—Russell Rogers, Esq., 13, Victoria street.