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St Mary (Islington) 1890

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Islington, Parish of St. Mary ]

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Pitched water aprons have been laid at the following water posts
at a total cost of £104. 9s. 2d.:—
Archway Road, 151 feet north-west of Bismarck Road.
Orleans Road, by Cromartie Road.
St. John's Park, near Holloway Road.
Foxham Road, by the Board School.
Horsell Road, by Drayton Park.
Balfour Road, opposite Highbury Grange.
PITCHED CHANNELS.
Pitched channels have been laid in the following roads, in most
cases with old granite setts redressed and laid on a foundation of new
concrete:—
Homsey Rise.—North-east side, from the parish boundary to the
south-east corner of the north entrance to Hornsey Rise Gardens—cost
£14. 9s. 4d.
Roman Road.—North-east side, from Caledonian Road to a point
48 feet south thereof—cost £4. 13s. 5d. South-west side, from St.
James's Road to the north-west side of the grounds of the Pentonville
Prison—cost £56. 14s. 6d.
Highbury Grove.—West side, from St. Paul's Road to a point
151½ feet north thereof—cost £14. 3s, 4d.
Frederick Street.—South side, from Caledonian Road to No. 1—
cost £7. 13s. 2d.
Boleyn Road.—West-side, from No. 21 to No. 25, both inclusive—
cost £3. 12s. 11d.
Kingsland Green.—East side, from a point 49 feet 6 inches south
of the south-east side of Boleyn Road to Kingsland Passage; and west
side, from Boleyn Road to Kingsland Passage—cost £20. 10s. 2d.
James Street, Essex Road.—South-west side, from water table to
gully by Ecclesbourne Road—cost £5. 12s. 10d.
Brooksby Street.—North side, from Liverpool Road to and including
No. 2; and south side, from Liverpool Road to and including No. 1 —
cost £13. 12s. 11d.