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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 Clerkenwell-road, on the west by the Old Fleet Ditch, and on the south by
a line drawn from Goswell-road down Clerkenwell-road, thence irregularly, according
to the boundary of the Parish, to the Old Fleet Ditch.
1884
Mr. ELI WILLIAM JAVENS
16, Clerkenwell Green
Mr. HENRY WALKER
30, Red Lion Street
Mr. JAMES PITKIN
53, Red Lion Street
Mr. WILLIAM JOLLY
20, Berkley Street
Mr. RICHARD CLEMENTS
19, St. John's Square
1885
Mr. WILLIAM STEDMAN GEDGE
90, St. John Street
Mr. ARTHUR MILLWARD
12, Albemarle Street
Mr. GEORGE JAMES BRAILEY
21, Aylesbury Street
Mr. FREDERICK LOWE
26, Clerkenwell Road
Mr. ALFRED COKER
4 & 5, Clerkenwell Green
1886
Mr. GEORGE BY ASS
169, St. John Street
Mr. JAMES JOHN STOCKALL
6 & 8, Clerkenwell Road
Mr. ROBERT PRINGLE
42, Clerkenwell Road
Mr. THOMAS BAXTER
35, Goswell Road
Mr. WILLIAM HENRY BONNEWELL
109, Goswell Road
Representative at the Metropolitan Board of Works,
WILLIAM ROBSON, Esq.,
(In succession to E. J. Thompson, Esq. (resigned), whose term of office would have
expired by effluxion of time on the second Wednesday in June, 1884).
EX-OFFICIO MEMBERS.
ST. JAMES'S.
Rev. JOHN HENRY ROSE. m.a. Vicar loyd House, Lloyd Street
Mr. WILLIAM ROBSON,
Mr. GEO. AUGUSTUS POTTER,
Church wardens
19, Holford Square
19, Green Terrace
ST. JOHN'S.
Rev. WILLIAM DAWSON, m.a., Rector
59, Red Lion Street
Churchwardens
90, St. John fetreet
155, St. John Street
Mr. VVILL. STEDMAN GEDGE,
Mr. WILLIAM JOHN HUNTER