
Fifth Report of the Vestry of the Parish of Chelsea in the County of Middlesex
Appointed Under the Metropolis Local Management Act, 1855: 1860-1By Charles LaheeLength5h 57m
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In "Fifth Report of the Vestry of the Parish of Chelsea in the County of Middlesex," Charles Lahee meticulously chronicles the various administrative and social developments within the Parish of Chelsea during a transformative period in British history. Written in the early nineteenth century, Lahee's report employs a succinct yet transparent literary style, characterized by meticulous detail and an earnest tone that underscores the era's pressing social issues. This comprehensive account not only serves as a vital historical document but also reflects the broader literary context of civic engagement and reform that marked the period, illuminating the evolving relationship between the parish and its constituents. Charles Lahee was an influential figure in local governance and an astute observer of societal changes. His deep-rooted involvement in the administrative workings of Chelsea provided him with unique insights into the struggles and triumphs of the parish. Lahee's dedication to improving public welfare and his keen interest in how local governance affects community life likely inspired him to compile this report, making it a critical contribution to the discourse on parish administration. This report is indispensable for scholars and enthusiasts of local history, governance, and social reform in England. Lahee's meticulous documentation reveals the complexities of managing a parish during significant societal changes, making it a compelling read for anyone interested in the intricate tapestry of English history.
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GenreHistory
Length5 hrs 57 mins
Narrated byListen with 1,000+ voices
FormateBook with Audio
Publish dateOct 21, 2023
LanguageEnglish
Table of contents
1TABLE OF CONTENTS.
2GENERAL WORKS.
3PAVING.
4LIGHTINGS
5WATERING AND SCAVENGERS.
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6IMPROVING.
7REMOVING NUISANCES.
8SANITARY MEASURES.
9GENERAL RATES.
10SEWERAGE WORKS.
11APPLICATIONS.
12The late HANS TOWN COMMISSION, and the late CHELSEA IMPROVEMENT COMMISSION.
13VESTRY HALL.
14COUNTER’S CREEK DISTRICT.
15METROPOLITAN BOARD OF WORKS.
16CHELSEA CHARITIES.
17CREMORNE GARDENS.
18“THE LOTS.”
19VESTRYMEN.
20AUDITOR.
21PLAN OF No. 1, OR STANLEY WARD.
22VESTRYMEN,
23AUDITOR.
24PLAN OF No. 2, OR CHURCH WARD.
25VESTRYMEN.
26AUDITOR.
27PLAN OF No. 3, OR HANS TOWN WARD.
28VESTRYMEN.
29AUDITOR.
30PLAN OF No. 4, OR ROYAL HOSPITAL WARD.
31OFFICERS OF THE VESTRY.
32APPENDIX No. 3. A LIST OF THE PARISH OFFICERS Appointed at Easter, 1860.
33WORKS AND GENERAL PURPOSES.
34FINANCE
35FIRE ENGINES, STAFF, AND ESCAPES.
36CONTRACT WITH LONDON GAS COMPANY.
37PARISH CHARITIES.
38LETTING, ETC., THE HALL.
39INAUGURATION DINNER.
40MR. DOVER’S CHARGES AGAINST THE METROPOLITAN BOARD OF WORKS.
41METROPOLIS LOCAL MANAGEMENT ACT AMENDMENT BILL, NO. 1, TO DRAW CLAUSES AND AMENDMENTS.
42FOOD ANALYST
43ASYLUM WALL.
44RE-NAMING STREETS AMP NUMBERING HOUSES.
45CONTRACTS FOR MASON’S AND BRICKLAYER’S WORKS.
46WEST LONDON EXTENSION RAILWAY.
47PROPOSED ROADS TO FULHAM AND KENSINGTON.
48CHELSEA EMBANKMENT, DRAFT PETITION TO PARLIAMENT.
49VESTRY HALL FIRST STONE.
50CHELSEA EMBANKMENT AND PROPOSED PIMLICO AND WEST LONDON JUNCTION RAILWAY.