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WARD No. 5.
All that portion of the Parish which lies south of the southern boundary of Ward 4,
sounded 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
ine drawn from Goswell-road down Clerkenwell-road, thence irregularly, accordingly
to the boundary of the Parish, to the Old Fleet Ditch.
to GO OUT OF
OFFICE IN
fMr. SAMUEL BENNETT 187, St. John Street
Mr. WILLIAM MOTT 22, St. John's Lano
1887 Mr. GEORGE BYASS 169, St. John Street
Mr. SAMUEL RICHES 52 & 53, Northampton St.
Mr. ELI WILLIAM JAVENS 16, Clerkenwell Green
fMr. JAMES HENRY WHITE 156, St. John Street
Mr. JOSEPH WHITAKER 21, Great Percy Street
1888 Mr. ARTHUR MILLWARD 12, Albemarle Street
Mr. FREDERICK HASLEHAM 44, Sekforde Strert
Mr. CHARLES TAYLOR 4, Compton Street
Rev. WILLIAM DAWSON, M.A. 59, Red Lion Street
Mr. FREDERICK LOWE 26, Clerkenwell Road
1889 Mr. HENRY WALKER 30, Red Lion Street
Mr. WILLIAM REASON 100, St. John Street
Mr. WILLIAM JOLLY 20, Berkley Street
Representative at the Metropolitan Board of Works,
WILLIAM ROBSON, Esq.,
(Whose term of office will expire by effluxion of time on the second Wednesday in
June, 1887).
EX-OFFICIO MEMBERS.
ST. JAMES'S.
Rev. JOHN HENRY ROSE, m.a., Vicar Lloyd House, Lloyd Street
Mr. WILLIAM M. FOXCROFT, 3, Holford Street
Mr. WILLIAM L. KELLAWAY, Churchwardens
ST. JOHN'S.
Rev. WILLIAM DAWSON, Rector 59, Red Lion Street
Mr. ARTHUR MILLWARD, 12, Albemarle Street
Mr. JOHN JAMBS POTTS, Churchwarden