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or structures as are necessary or convenient for the use and enjoyment
of such enclosures as gardens, recreation grounds, or other like
purposes.
The Schedule included the following enclosures in this Borough,
viz. :—
West Hill Road, Wandsworth—Triangular garden enclosure bounded on the
north by the roadways of West Hill Road and the premises therein
numbered 31 to 37 and of part of Wimbledon Park Road, and the
premises therein numbered 26 to 32, on the south-cast by the roadway of
other part of Wimbledon Park Road and the premises therein numbered
19 to 27, and on the south-west by the roadway of West Hill Road and
premises therein numbered 44.
West Hill, Wandsworth—Triangular unenclosed piece of land bounded on *
the north by the roadway of The Terrace, Upper Richmond Road, and
on the south by part of the roadway of West Hill.
West Hill Road, Wandsworth—Triangular unenclosed space bounded on the
north-west by a portion of Avenue Road, on the north-east by the roadway
of West Hill Road and the premises therein known as 44 Oxford
Lodge," and on the south by the roadway of Viewfield Road and the
premises therein known as 41 Harefield."
Nightingale Square, Balham—Garden enclosure bounded on the north
and south by the roadway of Nightingale Square and the premises
therein numbered I to 38, on the east by the roadway of Endlesham
Road and the premises therein numbered 47 to 51, and on the west by
the premises known as 44 St. Gertrude's House."
Crescent Lane, Clapham—Crescent-shaped garden enclosure bounded on all
sides by the roadway of Crescent Grove and the premises therein
numbered l to 32.
Grafton Square, Clapham—Garden enclosure bounded on all sides by the
roadway of Grafton Square and the premises therein numbered I to 38.
Holmewood Gardens, Streatham—Two garden enclosures bounded on all
sides by the roadways of Holmewood Gardens and the premises therein
numbered I to 81 and of a portion of Holmewood Road.
Pleasant Place, Clapham—Unenclosed piece of land bounded on the northeast
and north-west by the roadway of Triangle Place, and on the south
by Pleasant Place.
Clapham Common—Two garden strips bounded on the north by the roadway
upon which abut the premises known as 43 to 52, 44 The Cedars," and on
the south by a porlion of the roadway known as Clapham Common
North Side.