Hints from the Health Department. Leaflet from the archive of the Society of Medical Officers of Health. Credit: Wellcome Collection, London
Forty-first annual report of the Vestry of the Parish of St. James and St. John, Clerkenwell for the year 1896-97
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to the east boundary of the Parish at the top of the
City Road, thence up High Street and Liverpool
Road to Sermon Lane, thence westward (according
to the boundary of the Parish) to Caledonian Road,
including Nos. 61 to 77 and 68 to 100 in that road,
and 6 to 17, Caledonian Crescent, thence to the
western boundary at Battle Bridge, and all that
portion of the Parish which is situate at or about
Muswell Hill. This Ward contains 1,866 assessments,
of a rateable value of £75,760 and returns
twelve members to the Vestry.
Ward No. 2 (St. Philip's) comprises all that portion
of the Parish which lies within a line drawn
along the centre of King's Cross Road from Baker
Street to Battle Bridge, thence up Pentonville Road
to the north-west corner of Claremont Square,
thence down Amwell Street and Rosoman Street to
Exmouth Street, along Exmouth Street and Mount
Pleasant to the boundary, thence along the boundary
of the Parish to King's Cross Road, bottom of
Baker Street, including nearly the whole of the
Parcel Post Office. This Ward contains 1,394
assessments, of a rateable value of £55,403 and
returns fifteen members to the Vestry.
Ward No. 3 (St. Mark's) comprises all that
portion of the Parish within a line drawn along
Pentonville Road from the north-west corner of
Claremont Square to the junction of City Road
and Goswell Road, thence down Goswell Road to
the Corner of Spencer Street (including Nos. 290
to 320 on the north-east side of Goswell Road, and
Nos. 1 and 30 in Sidney Street), thence along
Spencer Street, Myddelton Street, Rosoman Street,
and Amwell Street, to the north-west corner of
Claremont Square, This Ward contains 1,193