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WARD No. 5.
All that portion of the Parish which lies south of the southern boundary of Ward 4
bounded on the east by a line drawn along the centre of Goswell-road from Percivalstreet
to Wilderness-row; on the west by the Old Fleet Ditch, and on the south by
a line drawn from Goswell-road down Wilderness-row, thence irregularly, according
to the boundary of the Paiisli, to the Old Fleet Ditch.
1880
Mr. HENRY FRANKLIN 120, St. John Street
Mr. WILLIAM CHARLES GAY 1, St. John's Square
Mr. WILLIAM JAMES HARRISON 167, St. John Street
Mr. GEORGE WILLIAMS Spencer Place
Mr. THOMAS PACE 27, Great Sution Sheet.
1881
Mr. MATTHEW TIMLETT 36, Red Lion Street
Mr. ELI WILLIAM JAYENS 16, Clerkenwell Green
Mr. WILLIAM SANDLE COLE 173, St John Street
Mr. AUGUSTUS THOMAS BUCKINGHAM 29, Clerkenwell Green
Mr. THOMAS GOODE 48, Clerkenwell Green
1882
Mr. WILLIAM DEWSNAP 57 & 58, St. John's Square
Mr. WILLIAM STEDMAN GEDGE 90, St. John Street
Mr. JOHN HURREN 131, St. John Street
Mr. ARTHUR M1LLWARD 12, Albemarle Street
Mr. GEORGE JAMES BRAILEY 21, Aylesbury Street
Representative at the Metropolitan Board of Worlcs,
EDWARD JOHN THOMPSON, ESQ.
(Whose term of Office will expire by effluxion of time on the second Wednesday
in June, 1881).
EX-OFFICIO MEMBERS.
ST JAMES'S,
Rev. JOHN HENRY ROSE, m.a., Viear
Mr. GEORGE BLACKIE,
Mr. GEO. BOLWELL MEYER,
Churchwardens
Lloyd House, Lloyd Street
24, Amwell Street
9, Northampton Sq.
ST. JOHN'S.
Rev. WILLIAM DAWSON, m.a., Rector,
Mr. WILL. STEDMAN GEDGE,
Mr. JOHN HURREN,
Churchwardens
59, Red Lion Street
90, St. John Street
131, St. John Street