Mr. ORR, chairman of the Estates Committee, presented a report relative to the letting of No 30, Howland Street, and extensive premises, to Mr. Swinney, a brass founder. He moved the adoption of the report recommending the Vestry to sanction the granting of a sub .lease to Mr. S

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A Vestry-meeting of this parish was held on Thursday last, in the Vestry-room, Piccadilly. The Rector in the chair. The minutes of the proceedings of the Paving and Sewers Committee, were read and approved. Mr. CRA.NE recommended that the Paving Committee should use great cautio

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Division on the question moved by Mr. Young, "That the Committee of Works be permitted to furnish the Prince of Wales Road without waiting for the payment of the estimated expenses by the few persons who had not yet paid their quota :" FOR AG-AMU Abbott, William Baker, Joseph Be

Mr. WRIGHT stated that Mr. Arnell, the collector, was in attendance to receive the opinion of the vestry, relative to the collecting of the paving and lighting rate in those parts of his district which were neither paved nor lighted. Mr. Churchwarden STREETEY said the enquiry wa

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