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Clerkenwell 1892

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

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£600 Balance of £4,000 incurred in August,
1875, for new paving works. This sum
was also borrowed from the Atlas Assurance
Company at 4£ per cent., and will be
extinguished in 1895.
£460 Balance of £2,300 taken up in November,
1876, for building the Mortuary, Coroner's
Court, &c. The amount was borrowed
from the Metropolitan Board of Works at
3f per cent, and will be paid off on
October 1st, 1896.
£2,925 Balance of £6,500 borrowed in December,
1881, for new paving, from the Metropolitan
Board of Works at 3½ per cent. It will
be paid off in October, 1901.
£1,100 Balance of £2,000 borrowed in April,
1883 for new paving in a portion of
Pentonville Road. This amount was also
borrowed from the Metropolitan Board of
Works at 3½ per cent. The annual repayment
of principal is £100, and the
loan will be extinguished in April, 1903.
£1,750 Balance of £2,100 borrowed in February,
1888, for acquiring the freehold of the
present Yestry Hall. This sum was
also borrowed from the Metropolitan
Board of Works; the term is 30 years, at
3½ per cent. The annual instalment of
principal is £70, and the last payment
will be made on January 1st, 1918.
£8,935
At the close of the year the Yestry was about to
take up a loan of £3,000 for five years for asphalte
paving, and another of £6,200 for the purchase of
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