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Clerkenwell 1893

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

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in stock, and have it stated on the printed notices
that the Vestry, would, if desired, supply coal
plates at 2s. each.
48 coal plates were supplied.
The amount received from the various Companies
for the repair of trenches during the year was
£774 16s. 2d.
The amount received from various Contractors
for reinstating paving after building operations was
£174 6s. 4d.
The amount received in fees for hoardings,
scaffolds, &c., was £68 15s. 4d.
786 yards super. Granite cubes and 70 feet run
Kerb were redressed by men employed by the
Yestry at a cost of £63 19s. 10d.
SNOW.
Falls of snow occurred on January 3rd, 4th, 5th,
6th, 7th and 8th. No snow was carted except from
the market streets.
The total costs for the removal of snow over and
above the ordinary expenses was £234 8s. 1d.
LIGHTING.
The following additions and alterations to the
public lamps in the Parish have been made during
the year:—
Douglas Place—1 additional standard lamp.