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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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xvi.
Westminster Parochial Charities.
(Hy. Forrest, Mrs. J. Grinsell; Cornelius Vandon; Castell, Peters, Bagnall
English, Salisbury, Heughes, Goddard, Owen, Mills, Hanwell, Hampden, Barnett
Hill. Dunch, Fillingham, Collinson, Holhorn, Griffin, Stocker, Bacchus, Sneyd,
Chapman, Mucklow, Mitchell, Stafford )
Apprenticeship grants; nursing; pensions; emigration grants;
relief in kind or in money; donations or subscriptions to
provident societies, &c., &c.
Clerk to the Trustees—Mr. J. E. Smith, Town Hall, Caxton street.
(See page 10).
Western Dispensary.
(Rochester row. Founded 1789.)
For the gratuitous supply of medical treatment to the indigent and
deserving poor of the City of Westminster. &c.
Secretary—Francis C. Morgan, Esq., 45, Vincent square, S.W.
The Westminster Nursing Committee.
Constituted in 1889, in accordance with the scheme of the Trustees
of the Westminster Parochial Charities, for the home nursing
of the sick poor.
Superintendent—Miss Arabella E. Stone, Nurses' Home, 27,
Bessborough gardens, S.W.
Secretary—F. C. Morgan, Esq., 45, Vincent square, S.W.
Whicher's and Kifford's Almshouses.
(George Wliiclier, Mrs. Judith Kifford, and Mrs. Letitia Cornwallis.)
Six Almshouses in Fentiman road, South Lambeth.
Honorary Secretary—C. St. Clare Bedford, Esq., Chapter Clerk,
The Sanctuary, Westminster.