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35A
1 MAY, 1889,
No. 414, Mile End Road.
Jutsum, M. (Solicitor) Amount paid vendor's
solicitor for preliminary
charges and costs of
assignment £10 15 8
Wilde & Venables - Accountants' costs - 6 12 6
Nos. 7 & 9, Harford Street.
Jutsum, M. (Solicitor) Amount paid vendor's
solicitor for preliminary
charges and costs of
assignment 14 0 0
Wilde & Venables - Accountants' costs 19 6 6
That your Committee resolved to recommend—That a
further cheque for £150 be drawn in favor of your Surveyor
on account of labour, in the event of the Vestry at its rising
adjourning for three weeks.
(2) That your Clerk read Circular letter from the Vestry of
St. John-at-Hackney, forwarding copy of a Resolution passed
by that Board as follows:
"That the expenses of the Returning Officer for the
"election of County Councillors on the 17th January,
"1889, having been submitted to the London County
"Council, that application be made to the said Council
"for the details of the amounts expended in each electoral
"division of the Metropolis."
That your Committee resolved to recommend—That your
Board agree to and support such Resolution.
(3) That your Clerk read Circular communications from the
Vestries of St. James and St. John, Clerkenwell; St. John-atHackney;
and St. Leonard, Shoreditch; and the St. Giles'
District Board of Works, forwarding copy Resolutions protesting
against the payment of a salary to the Deputy Chairman
of the London County Council, and your Committee
resolved to recommend—That your Board also protest against
the payment of a salary to the Deputy Chairman of the
London County Council.
(4) A letter was read from your Surveyor as follows:
"To Committee No. 1, for Finance, &c.
"Gentlemen,
"In consequence of recent events I have thought
"it necessary to make the following arrangements, with
"respect to the payment of wages by my office.
"The wages entered by the Foreman and Superin"tendent
of Labour to be checked by my Clerk.