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Clerkenwell 1892

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Clerkenwell, St. James and St. John]

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885 feet run new kerb were fixed
(Of which 11 feet were for the various Companies).
7,163 feet run kerb re-set
(Of which 147 feet were for the various Companies).
6,913 yards super granite paving re-laid
(Of which 1,999 yards were for the various Companies).
146 yards super pebbles re-laid
(Of which two yards were for the various Companies).
134 yards super York edging were laid.
186 yards super re-laid.
40 yards super ballast and 1085 yards super Macadam
were also re-laid for the various Companies.
146 coal-plates were cut into stones over vaults.
14 gas and water boxes were cut into stones upon
the public way, at the cost of the Companies.
The amount received for the repair of trenches
from the various Companies was £639 10s. 6d.
The amount received from various Contractors
for reinstating paving after building operations was
£490 5s. 8d.
The amount received in fees for hoardings,
scaffolds, &c., was £197 6s.
SNOW.
There were slight falls of snow on January 5th,