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Clerkenwell 1897

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

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VESTRYMEN
Elected pursuant to the Metropolis Local Management Act, 1855,
and the Local Government Act, 1894.
The Vestry meets on the second and fourth Thursdays in the month at 7 p.m.
Chairman of the Vestry:
ARTHUR MILLWARD, Esq., J.P., 12, Albemarle St., e.c.
WARD No. 1.
All that portion of the Parish which lies north of a line drawn from the west boundary
of the Parish at Battle-bridge, along the centre of Pentonville-road, to the east boundary
of the Parish at the top of the City-road, thence up High-street and Liverpool-road to
Sermon Lane, thence westward (according to the boundary of the Parish,) to Caledonianroad,
including Nos. 61 to 77, and 68 to 100, in that road, and 6 to 17, Caledoniancrescent,
thence to the western boundary at Battle bridge, and all that portion of the
Parish which is situate at or about Muswell-hill.
to go out of
office in
1901
Mr. JAMES GIBSON 45, Penton Street, n.
Mr. JAMES ALFRED SKINNER 51, White Lion Street, n.
Mr. GEORGE ALFRED PUTNAM 34, Winchester Street, n.
Mr. ANDREW BARRY 15, Southern Street, n.
1900
Mr. CHRISTOPHER GEORGE GIBSON, 49, Penton Street, n.
Mr. RICHARD WILLIAM HALE 81, White Lion Street, n.
Mr. CHARLES RANDALL 9, White Lion Street, n.
Mr. LEWIS SAMUEL WOOLF 41, High Street, n.
1899
Mr. WILLIAM HENRY HORDEN 49, Chapel Street, n.
Mr. WILLIAM BRAY 7, Liverpool Road, n.
Mr. ALFRED COKER 148, Pentonville Road, n.
Mr. JOHN ROBINSON 85, Rosoman Street, e.c.
WARD No. 2,
All that portion of the Pariah which lies within a line drawn along the centre of King's
Cross-road, from Baker-street to Battle-bridge, thence up Pentonville-road to the northwest
corner of Claremont-square, thence down Amwell-street and Rosoman-street to
Exmouth-street, along Exmouth-street and Mount-pleasant to the boundary, thence along
the boundary of the Parish to King's Cross road, bottom of Baker-street, including nearly
the whole of the Post Office Buildings.
1901
Mr. THOMAS ALFRED BRUNJES 47, Baker Street, w.c.
Mr. WILLIAM DAVIES, J.P. 13, Claremont Square, n.
Mr. DAVID WILLIAMS 69, Great Percy Street, w.c.
Mr. EDWARD HENRY TRIPP 17, Amwell Street, e.c.
Mr. JOHN MILROY 42, Baker Street, w.c.
1900
Mr. THOMAS LORENZO BURRI 290, Goswell Road, e.c.
Mr. JAMES JOHNSON 50, Baker Street, w.c.
Mr. HENRY PULLEN 9, Granville Square, w.c.
Mr. ARTHUR NEWTON 9, Upper Baker Street, w.c,
Mr. THOMAS WILLIAM WHITE 33, Wilmington Sq., w.c.