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Marked "No" against the adoption of the Acts 100
Marked "Yes" in favour of the rate being limited to one
halfpenny in the £ 115
Marked " No" against the rate being limited to one halfpenny
in the £ 94
Papers irregularly filled up 116
The number of papers not filled up was 1920
The number of papers not returned was 1925
On the 9th day of June, 1891, the following gentlemen were
appointed as Library Commissioners for the ensuing year:—
BUSSELL, Mr. CHARLES. FORBES-ROBEBTSON, Mr. JOHN.
DEED, Mr. MARTIN. NEALE, Mr. JAMES.
DOLL, Mr. CHARLES FIT2-R0Y. SMITH, Dr. WILLIAM R.
New Street from High Holborn to the Strand.
This extremely important improvement has again occupied
the serious attention of the Board, and they have from time
to time made representations to the London County Council
on the subject. It is much to be regretted that no steps
have yet been taken with a view to carrying out the
improvement.
HENRY C. JONES,
Clerk to the Board.