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(The Council asked Members of Parliament for the Borough
to use their influence to secure the deletion of Clause 19 from the
Bill, as this Clause (which provided that it should not be lawful
for any local authority or person to deposit trade or house refuse
which is likely to prejudice rural amenities in any place outside
the area of such local authority without the written consent of the
county council and the district council respectively of the area
comprising the place of deposit) if passed into law might create
considerable difficulties for the Metropolitan City and Borough
Councils in carrying out their functions as the authorities for dealing
with refuse in London).
Table of Parliamentary and Local Government Electors.
The following tables show the number of Parliamentary
Electors in each Polling District, the number of Local Government
Electors in each Ward, and the number of Electors for each London
County Council Electoral Division as contained in the October, 1930,
Register:—
Polling District.
North-West Division.
Total.
*Absent
Voters.
Ward.
Men.
Women.
A
1
1,573
1,931
3,504
15
B
2,645
2,808
5,453
33
C
2
2,803
3,017
5,820
42
D
1,067
1,144
2,211
20
E
3
2,202
2,467
4,669
34
EE
1,635
2,061
3,696
15
F
14
1,240
1,481
2,721
7
G
2,190
2,600
4,790
29
H
15
1,218
1,551
2,769
9
I
1,262
1,743
3,005
5
J
1,174
1,460
2,634
6
Totals
19,009
22,263
41,272
215
North Division.
Polling District.
Ward.
Men.
Women.
Total.
*Absent
Voters.
K
4
4,590
4,925
9,515
63
L
5
4,393
4,590
8,983
73
M
6
2,104
2,286
4,390
20
N
1,738
1,958
3,696
18
0
7
1,381
1,430
2,811
23
P
3,167
3,178
6,345
50
Totals
17,373
18,367
35,740
247