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17 DECEMBER, 1890.
" Resolved and Ordered—That for the purpose of
" distinguishing the same, the several houses and
" premises in the line of thoroughfare known by the
" names of Baggally Street and Baggally Street
" West, in the Hamlet of Mile End Old Town, be
" marked with the numbers as shown by red figures
" on the plan now produced marked 4,453, in lieu of
" the existing numbers as shown on the said plan;
"the odd numbers, commencing with 1 and ending with
" 15, being assigned to the houses on the northern
" side, and the even numbers, commencing with 2
" and ending with 12, to those on the southern side;
" that such numbers do commence at the Western
" end; that the name Baggally Street West, that
" the existing numbers be abolished; that the whole
" line of thoroughfare be called
' Baggally Street,'
" and that notice of this Order be given to the .
" Vestry of Mile End Old Town, pursuant to the
" 87th section of the Metropolis Management
"Amendment Act, 1862.
" L. S."
That your Committee resolved to recommend—That your
Clerk be instructed to serve the necessary notices upon the
owners or occupiers of houses and premises referred to in
such Orders, to carry out the said Orders of the London
County Council.
(5) That having regard to the report of your Clerk, your Committee
resolved to recommend—That your Clerk be instructed
to take necessary proceedings to enforce payment by the
owners of the estimated expenses of paving, &c., of Exmouth
Court.
(6) That the owners of Mile End Place having objected to the
same being made a highway, and having paved the footways
thereof at their own cost, your Committee resolved to recommend—That
the Resolution of the Vestry of the 26th
June, 1889, be not further proceeded with.
(7) That your Committee having inspected the following places
resolved to recommend—That additional Lamps be placed as
follows, at an estimated cost of £3 10s. each :
(a) One in Grafton Street.
(b) „ Cadiz Street.
(c) „ Triangular piece of Ground opposite Stepney
Meeting House.