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APPENDIX No. 13.
LIST OF SLAUGHTER HOUSES IN THE PARISH,
Licensed October, 1860.
| No. | Name. | Situation of Slaughter House. |
| 1. | Henry Flack | At the rear of 137, King’s road. |
| 2. | James Robert Pollard | Britten mews. |
| 3. | John Grant | At the rear of 38, King’s road. |
| 4. | Thomas Symons | ,, Alpha House, Fulham road. |
| 5. | Thomas Betts Garner | ,, 1, Mason’s place. |
| 6. | Matthew Reynolds | ,, his house, Kensal town. |
| 7. | Samuel Dancocks | ,, 4, Hollis place. |
| 8. | Joseph Cobb, jun. | ,, 20, Queen’s road West. |
| 9. | William Henry Vickers | ,, 3, Duke street, |
| 10. | Joseph Cobb | ,, 52, King’s road. |
| 11. | Henry Morris | ,, 42, Queen’s road West. |
| 12. | Thomas Cook | ,, 50, Sloane square. |
| 13. | Robert Slater | Crooked Usage, Arthur street. |
| 14. | George Ward | Little Blenheim street. |
| 15. | William Frost | At the rear of 2, Maynard place. |
| 16. | Joseph & Nathl. Phillips | ,, 54, King’s road. |
| 17. | Charles Foster | ,, 2, Albert place, Marlborough road. |
| 18. | William Lee | ,, 7, Manor street. |
| 19. | Alexander Colman | ,, 5, Upper Church street. |
| 20. | Richard Jordan | ,, his house, Kensal town. |
| 21. | Richard Hack | ,, 28, Queen’s road West. |
| 22. | James Buckingham | ,, 48, Walton street. |
| 23. | James Buckingham | ,, 6, Marlborough road. |
| 24. | James William Hall | ,, 386, King’s road. |
| 25. | George William Squires | ,, 337, King’s road. |
| 26. | Henry Francis White | ,, 347, King’s road. |
| 27. | Edmund Miller | ,, 76, Queen’s road West. |
| 28. | Thomas Slocombe | ,, 13, Halsey terrace. |
| 29. | James Wright | ,, 9, Milner street. |
| 30. | Thomas Poulter | ,, his house, Kensal town. |
| 31. | James Wannell | ,, 8, Leader street. |
| 32. | Benjamin Smith | ,, 67, King’s road. |
| 33. | Richard Coumbe. | ,, 3, Odell’s place |
| 34. | John Britten | ,, 2, Sloane street. |
| 35. | John English | ,, 96, King’s road. |
| 36. | Walter Hughes | ,, his house, Albion place, West Brompton. |
| 37. | Daniel Rothwell | ,, his house, 3, Victoria pl., West Brompton. |
| 38. | John Michael Weidner | ,, 2, Duke street. |
| 39. | Thomas Spencer | ,, 1, Bailey’s place. |
| 40. | William Jelly | ,, 22, Church street. |
| 41. | Samuel Drage | ,, 48, Cheyne-walk. |
| 42. | Charles E. Holmes | ,, 12, Manor street. |
| 43. | Henry Thomas Feltham | ,, 2, Marlborough road. |
| 44. | John Mason | ,, 4, Queen street. |
| 45. | Richard Wellicome | ,, 1 Bishop’s place, Fulham road. |
| 46. | Joshua Iggulden | ,, 9, Marlborough road. |
| 47. | George Mumford | ,, 2, Green street, Marlborough road. |
APPENDIX No. 14.
CHARGES UNDER THEHEAD OF “SEWERS WORKS.” March 25th, 1860,to March 25th, 1861. | |||||||||
Page | Ledger | £ | s. | d. | |||||
219. | To Sundries as per Journal, page 74. |
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| Construction of Sewers | 149 | 6 | 5 | ||||
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| Private Drains | 31 | 14 | 1 | ||||
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| Gullies | 56 | 10 | 9 | ||||
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| Cleansing Sewers:— |
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| Flushing | 3 | 11 | 0 |
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| Day Work, &c. | 118 | 18 | 2 |
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| 122 | 9 | 2 | ||||
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| Incidentals | 47 | 17 | 1 | ||||
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| Cartage and Horsehire | 9 | 15 | 9 | ||||
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| Establishment for Share of Charges under thatHead | 428 | 11 | 4 | ||||
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| £846 | 4 | 7 | ||||
REVENUE UNDER THEHEAD OF “SEWERS WORKS.” March 25th, 1860,to March 25th, 1861. | |||||||||
Page | Ledger | £ | s. | d. | |||||
219. | By Balance | 589 | 2 | 6 | |||||
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| Order to Overseers, dated 28th September,1858—Surplus | 30 | 10 | 0 | ||||
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| Ditto ditto March, 1856 ditto | 5 | 3 | 0 | ||||
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| Private Drains | 49 | 17 | 6 |
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| Ditto Gullies | 15 | 12 | 6 |
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| 65 | 10 | 0 | ||||
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| By Balance | 155 | 19 | 1 | ||||
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| £846 | 4 | 7 | ||||
APPENDIX No. 15.
SURVEYOR’S RETURN OF SEWERAGE WORKS.
| Sewers constructed. | Not any. |
| Private Drains. | Twenty-eight connected with sewers, upon application of the owners. |
| Repairs and Alterations to Gullies. | Three new Gullies connected with brick sewers in Markham-square, and one connected with the pipe sewer in College-place. |
| Repairs and Alterations to Sewers. | The open Sewer adjoining the footway on the south side of the Harrow-road, westward of the eastern boundary, covered over, and a public nuisance abolished. |
| Gullies cleansed. | Two hundred and eighty-six. |
| Private Cesspools emptied. | Not any. |
| Sewers flushed with water | Seventeen—equal to one mile six furlongs. |
| Brick Sewers cleansed by manual labour | Twenty-three—equal to three miles seven furlongs. |
| Side entrances constructed | One at the south end of Little Cadogan-place. |
| Ventilators added to Sewer | One. |
APPENDIX No. 16.
STATEMENT SHOWING THE BALANCE RESPECTING THE LATE CHELSEA IMPROVEMENT COMMISSION.
On the 25th day of March, 1861.