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4. The Confirmation of the Appointment or Dismissal of
the Librarian or Sub-Librarian.
5. The Confirmation of any Alteration in the Salary of the
Librarian and Sub-Librarian.
6. The Sanction of any Scheme for the formation of
Branch Libraries.
7. That the proceedings of the Library Committee be
reported monthly to the Board.
8. That all Accounts (save salaries) be submitted to the
Vestry Finance Committee to be formally passed.
9. That the Library Accounts be audited by the Auditors
of the Vestry Accounts.
A List of the Members of the Committee will
be found on page 6, and the Librarian and Clerk is
Mr. James D. Brown, The Library, Skinner Street,
E.C.
Register of Voters—The register of Parliamentary
Voters, County Electors, and Parochial
Electors for the Parish of Clerkenwell (which is
the Central Division of the Borough of Finsbury)
made out in 1899, and coming into force in 1900,
shows the total number of Parliamentary Electors
to be 8,523, of County Electors 9,093, and of
Parochial Electors 9,988.
Loans.—The debt in the shape of loans of the
Parish of Clerkenwell amounted at the 25th March,
1899, to the sum of £47,475, made up as
follows :—
£650
Balance of £6,500 borrowedin December,
1881, for new paving from the Metropolitan
Board of Works at 3½ per cent.
The annual repayment of principal is
£325 and the loan will be paid off in
October, 1901.
£400
Balance of £2,000 borrowed in April,
1883, for new paving in a portion of
Pentonville Road. The amount was also