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Melrose Road (Triangle), Wandsworth—Garden enclosure bounded on the
east and west by the roadways of Viewfield Road at the junction of
that road with Melrose Road, and on the south by Melrose Road.
Garret Green, Wands worth—Unenclosed land bounded on the north-west
by a portion of the roadway of Burnt wood Lane, on the north-east and
south-east by a portion of the roadway known as Aboyne Road, and on
the west by the roadway of Garrets Green.
The Bill was read a second time in the House of Lords, but was
not farther proceeded with.
54. This Bill was also introduced by the London County Council,
Sale of Bread and provided that all bread sold within the County
(London). should be sold by weight and not otherwise, and only
in loaves the weight of which is one imperial pound or any other
weight being a complete number of imperial pounds. Clause 3
defined bread to include every kind of bread except that made up
into separate rolls, twists, or other shapes, each weighing less than
one pound, and not being similar in shape or appearance to ordinary
loaves of bread. The Council suggested that the concluding portion
of the definition should be deleted and that a provision should be
inserted providing for a margin of variation in the weight of loaves,
any deficiency to be made up to the purchaser. The Bill was rejected
by the Committee of the House of Commons to which it was referred.
Polling
Arrangements
(Parliamentary
Boroughs).
55. A Bill on this subject to the same effect as that referred to in
the last Annual Report has again been introduced and
read a third time in the House of Lords.
Polling
Districts
(County
Councils).
56. This Bill is also to the same effect as the Bill under the same
t'tie referred to in the last Annual Report, and has been
read a third time in the House of Lords.
Administrative
County of
London and
District
Electric
Power
Company.
57. This Bill provided for the incorporation of a Company with
a capital of £5,000,000 for the purpose of producing,
generating and transforming energy in the County of
London and portions of the Counties of' Essex, Kent,
Middlesex and Surrey. The powers of the Company
for the supply of energy were to be subject to the provision that energy
should be supplied only to authorised undertakers and for providing
power to any persons. The Bill, together with others introduced by
other Electric Supply Companies, was considered by a Committee of