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
Metropolitan Board of Works, that
is to say, the sewers and works
known as the Counter’s Creek
Diversion Works; and whereas the
cost of the said works, amounting
to the sum of £43,721 15s., was
defrayed by monies borrowed on
certain securities, which
securities and monies are
included amongst, and form part
of the securities and monies
enumerated in Schedule B to this
Act, and the debt so incurred was
charged by the said Commissioners
upon the following sewerage
districts, viz., the Counter’s
Creek District, the Ranelagh
District, and the Fulham and
Hammersmith District, in certain
shares and proportions, and has
been apportioned by the
Metropolitan Board of Works,
pursuant to the 181st section of
the firstly recited Act, among
the several parishes or parts of
parishes which heretofore
constituted the said districts,
that is to say, Paddington;
Chelsea; St. Mary Abbotts,
Kensington; St. Margaret and St.
John the Evangelist, Westminster;
St. Peter and St. Paul,
Hammersmith; Fulham; Willesden;
St. Marylebone; St. George,
Hanover-square; Chelsea; St.
John, Hampstead; Acton, Ealing,
and Chiswick; and whereas it is
just and expedient that the cost
of and incidental to the
construction and execution of the
said sewers and works, amounting
to the sum aforesaid, should be
deemed to be, and become part of
the expenses of, and incidental
to the works directed by the
135th section of the said Act for
the better Local Management of
the Metropolis, to be made and
executed by the said board, for
preventing all or any part of the
sewage within the metropolis from
flowing or passing into the
Thames in or near the metropolis:
be it therefore enacted, that the
costs and charges of the said
works, amounting to the sum of
£43,721 15s., and the monies
borrowed for defraying the same,
shall cease to be the special
debt and obligation of the said
parishes and parts of parishes,
and that the same shall be
transferred to the metropolis at
large, including the said
parishes and parts of parishes,
in the several proportions and in
manner set forth in Schedule B to
this Act annexed, and all sums
becoming payable under or
required for the payment of any
security given for such monies,
or any part thereof, or any
interest accruing thereon, shall
be raised by the said
Metropolitan Board of Works upon
the City of London and the said
other parts of the metropolis, in
the proportion of the annual
value of the property therein, in
the same manner as other monies
raised for the expenses of and
incidental to the execution of
works for preventing the sewage
of the metropolis from flowing or
passing into the Thames in or
near the metropolis; and the said
board shall give the said
parishes, and parts of parishes,
credit for all sums which may
have been overpaid by them, or
any of them, in respect of
principal or interest on the said
security or securities (if any),
since the 1st day of January,
1856.
LV. Any person who shall take _See remark as to section_ 21.
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