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21
and 30th May, 1893.—In Ward No. 1 (Pentonville),
the election was held at Claremont Hall,
Penton Street, and was decided without a poll;
Messrs Evan Jones and Mills Goody being re-elected
for a term of three years; and Mr. J. H. Hurrell
and Mr. M. Doerr being elected for three years in
place of Mr. D. W. Jones and Mr. F. Newport, who
did not seek re-election. Mr. J. B. Lewis was
elected Auditor of Accounts.
In Ward No. 2 (St. Philip's), the election
was held at the Amwell Street Schools, and was
also decided without a poll. Mr. A. Beck, Mr. T.
L. Burri and Mr. T. W. White were re-elected for
three years, and Mr. E. H. Tripp and Mr. D.
Williams were elected for the same term in place of
Mr. F. G. Scheib, who retired from the representation
of this Ward and was elected for Ward
No. 3, and Mr. E. Weston, who did not seek reelection.
The Rev. J. E. Wakerley was elected
for two years in place of Mr. Catley, resigned. Mr.
S. Saioman was elected Auditor of Accounts.
In Ward No. 3 (St. Mark's), the election was
held at the Vestry Hall, and was also decided without
a poll. Mr. D. Cooksey, Mr. W. Blagdon
Richards, B.A.. and Mr. R. Squire were re-elected,
and Mr. F. G. Scheib filled a vacancy caused by the
retirement of Mr. Arthur White. Mr. E. Lenard
was re-elected Auditor of Accounts.
In Ward No. 4 (St. James'), the election was
held at No. 20 St. John Street Road, this election
also being decided without a poll. The retiring
members, Mr. E. J. Pearson, Mr. J. Pratt, Mr. W.
Lumley and Mr. W. Davies, were re-elected, and
Mr. R. Moffat and Mr. J. D. Griffiths were elected