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REPORT, 1899-1900.
on the north-east by the borough boundary from Regent's Canal
to Praed Street; and on the south-east by a line drawn from the
borough boundary on the east along the centres of Praed Street
and Craven Road to the starting point.
Number of Councillors assigned—Nine.
Name of Ward.-Hyde Park Ward.
Boundaries of Ward.—That part of the borough bounded on
the south-west by a line drawn from the borough boundary on
the south at a point on the prolongation of the centre line of
Westbourne Street to and along the centres of Westbourne
Street and Westbourne Terrace to Craven Road; on the northwest
by a line drawn from Westbourne Terrace along the centres
of Craven Road and Praed Street to the borough boundary on
the east; and on the north-east and south by the borough
boundary from Praed Street to the starting point.
Number of Councillors assigned—Nine.
Name of Ward.- Queen's Park Ward.
Boundaries of Ward.—That part of the borough bounded on
the south-west and north by the borough boundary from its
intersection with the boundary of the parliamentary borough of
Chelsea in Kensal Road to its intersection with that boundary in
Kilburn Lane; and on the east by such parliamentary boundary
from the borough boundary in Kilburn Lane to the starting
point.
Number of Councillors assigned—Six.
It will be generally admitted that the government
of London will be satisfactorily conducted in proportion
to the interest that is taken in the subject by the
general public. Unquestionably, the duties performed
by London Local Authorities are of great practical
importance to the inhabitants of the chief city of the