Fifth Report of the Vestry of the Parish of Chelsea in the County of Middlesex, Appointed Under the Metropolis Local Management Act, 1855: 1860-1Lahee, Charles
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Fifth Report of the Vestry of the Parish of Chelsea in the County of Middlesex, Appointed Under the Metropolis Local Management Act, 1855: 1860-1
Lahee, Charles
Chelsea (London, England) -- History -- 19th century; Chelsea (London, England) -- Politics and government
Your memorialists are informed that the magistrates or justices of
Middlesex have not only failed to take any steps whatever towards giving
the metropolis the benefit of correct measurement of gas, but have
absolutely refused to do so.
By the Amendment Act making the application of the law optional in
counties as contradistinguished from boroughs it was only intended to
relieve rural districts, where little or no gas is consumed, from the
expense of having inspectors in those districts, but there is nothing in
the Amendment Act to make it optional in boroughs; and your memorialists
do not call upon the justices of Middlesex to enforce it in the rural
districts, but in the densely populated metropolitan boroughs, and some
parishes.
If the justices do nevertheless consider that the option of bringing the
Act into operation in the metropolitan boroughs rests with them, the
public necessity for it is so great that they are bound in the
conscientious discharge of their magisterial duty to do all that is
necessary for that purpose.
Your memorialists therefore respectfully suggest and fervently hope that
your Worships will immediately proceed to carry into effect the said Act
within the boroughs of Marylebone, Finsbury, Tower Hamlets, Lambeth,
Southwark, and City of Westminster, and parishes not included in any
parliamentary borough, such as St. Luke, Chelsea, Hammersmith, and
Kensington.
Given under the common seal of the said Vestry, this 21st day of May,
1861,
CHAS. LAHEE,
Vestry Clerk.
APPENDIX No. 11.
DUST, ASHES, &c.
The Inhabitants are informed that the following arrangements have been
made by the Vestry for the removal of their refuse. The carts will
attend every week on the day named below in the streets comprised in the
area thereafter written:—
_Monday_.—The area comprised within the Kensington Canal, Fulham-road;
Park-walk and Milman’s-row; and the river. Together with the district of
Kensal Town, viz.:
Chapel-street. Little Davis’-place. _Kensal New Town_.
Chelsea-villas. Limerston-street. Bott’s-cottages.
Cremorne-road. Lott’s-lane. Cottage-place.
Davis’-place. Maude-grove. East-row.
Devonshire-cottages. Milman’s-row. Great
Western-cottages.
Edith-grove. New King’s-road. Harrow-road (part of)
Gertrude-street. Poole’s-lane. Kensal-road.
Gunter’s-grove. Riley-street. Middle-row.
Hobury-street. _St. Mark’s School_. Plough-lane.
Hob-lane. Victoria-grove. South-row.
Lackland-place. Winterton-place. Trinity-square.
Lackland-cottages. World’s-end-passage. West-row.
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