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Clerkenwell 1892
[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Clerkenwell, St. James and St. John]
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Buardians of the poor of the Bolborn Union
For the Year ending 15th April, 1894.
The Guardians meet at the Holborn Union Offices, Clerkenwell Road, on
Vednesday Evenings, at Six o'clock precisely, for the transaction of the
rdinary business of the Board.
CLERKENWELL DISTRICT.
PENTONVILLE WARD.
Mr. GEORGE MORRIS, 17, High Street.
ST. PHILIP'S WARD.
Mr. ALFRED JOHN DIXIE, (Junior Vice-Chairman), 13, Wilmington
Square.
Miss ELIZABETH HARRIS, 8, Lloyd Square.
ST. MARK'S WARD.
Mr. EVAN JONES, 20, Pentonville Road.
ST. JAMES' WARD.
Mr. ROBERT THOMAS STEBBINGS, 18, Myddelton Street.
Mr. WILLIAM DAVIES, 13, Claremont Square.
Mr. JOSEPH WALTON, 7, Upper Charles Street.
ST. JOHN'S WARD.
Mr. WILLIAM JOHN HUNTER, 34, Aylesbury Street.
Mr. FREDk. GEORGE BOULTON, 75, Goswell road.
Mr. THOS. LORRENZO BURRI, 290, Goswell Road.
ST. LUKE'S DISTRICT.
Workhouse—City Road, E.C.
CITY ROAD WEST WARD.
Mr. GEORGE EADE, 72, Goswell Road.
Mr. JOHN AUSTIN CHAPMAN, 215 & 219, City Road.
OLD STREET WARD.
Mr. ARTHUR PESKETT, 193 & 195, Central Street.
CITY ROAD EAST WARD.
Mr. JOSEPH WILLIAM SHARMAN, 18, Bath Street.
Mr. RICHARD JOSEPH LANGLEY, 13, Bath Street.