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21 MAY, 1890. 51
A division was demanded and upon such division there
appeared
In favor of the motion for adjournment—Messrs. Birks,
Bull, Burge, Coker, T. Cook, J. Druitt, Furness, Henley,
E. Kemp, Lloyd, Loftus, Lyons, Taylor, Thomas, Upton
—15 votes. 1
Against adjournment—Messrs. Andrews, Baxter, Brown
Browning, Cade, Calton, Collett, A. Druitt, Hasted, Jacobson,
W. A. Kemp Lawson, Lynch, Moore, J. J. Musto, Ockelford,
Peacock, Richardson, Schweitzer—19 votes.
The Chairman declared the motion lost.
contract for stationery.
II. [Resumed] Moved by Mr. Peacock seconded by Mr. W. A.
Kemp and resolved—I hat that part of the Report be referred
to No. 1 Committee tor consideration and report.
V. The Report ol Committee No. 2 was brought up as follows:
To the Vestry of the Hamlet of Mile End Old Town.
Report of Committee No. 2.
For Highways, Paving, Lighting and Watering.
Wednesday, May 21st, 1890.
Your Committee beg to report that they met on Thursday,
the 16th day of May, inst., there being present Messrs.
Loftus, J. Druitt, Ludbrook, Andrews, Calton, Hirst, Mardorf,
and Ockelford.
That your Surveyor brought up and read a Report for
which your Committee beg to refer your Board to his Report
Book.
(1) That your Committee considered a letter from the London
County Council (case 1285) with reference to the application of
Mr. J. T. Newman on behalf of the Estates Committee of the
London Hospital, for permission to form a street 20 feet
wide for foot traffic, to lead from the Commercial Road to
Fordham Street as shown on accompanying plan, and having
viewed the place referred to your Committee resolved to
recommend—That the application be opposed.
(2) That your Committee pursuant to the reference of your
Board, inspected St. Ann's Road and resolved to recommend
—That the channels of St. Ann's Road be paved with Tees
Scoriæ Blocks, the estimated cost being £105.
(3) That having regard to the report of your Surveyor your
Committee resolved to recommend—That a contract be
entered into for the supply and delivery of 1,500 tons of
broken Guernsey Granite, and advertisements issued inviting
tenders for same, the estimated cost being £862 10s.
(4) That your Clerk read a letter as follows: