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Canal Road (York Road), re-named Crinan Street, and premises
re-numbered throughout.
Chapel Street (Church Street), re-named Rothery Street, and
houses re-numbered throughout.
Edward Street (Barnsbury Road), re-named Maygood Street, and
houses re-numbered throughout.
Cross Street (Balls Pond Road), re-named Henshall Street, and
houses re-numbered throughout.
Union Road (Holloway Road), re-named Orleston Road.
.lames Street (Stroud's Yale), re-named Rufford Street.
Henry Street (John Street, Liverpool Road), re-named Belper
Street.
Prince Edward Street, Triangle Place, and Mills Buildings (Matthias
Road), re-named Elton Street, and houses re-numbered
t lirnn chnnt.
Alwyne Villas
Canonbury Terrace
Incorporated with and re-named
Alwyne Villas, and houses renumbered
throughout.
Manor Road, re-named Manor Gardens.
Pleasant Passage, houses re-numbered throughout.
Slaney Place, houses re-numbered throughout.
Duncan terrace
Colebrook Terrace
New Terrace
Camden Terrace
Incorporated with and re-named
Duncan Terrace and houses
partially re-numbered.
Bismarck Road, houses re-numbered throughout.
STORM FLOODING.
The only heavy rain storm which occurred during the official year,
was on the evening of Thursday, the 17th July, 1890. Upon this
occasion an enormous quantity of water fell during the space of one
hour. The northern high level sewer was overfull at Tufnell
Park Road by Carleton Road, nearly full at Holloway Road near
Tollington Road, and overfull at Tollington Road and Monsell
Road. The Hackney Brook sewer in Holloway Road was overfull from
H ampden Road to its outlet into the northern high level sewer opposite
Tufnell Park Road. The Cattle Market outfall sewer was overfull from
the Cattle Market to its outlet into the northern high level sewer at