Proceedings of the Council of the City and County of Newcastle-upon-TyneLambert and Company, 1883 - City councils |
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acres agreed Aldermen amendment Angus appointed asked Barkas baths and wash-houses Bell Bill Bishop of Newcastle Borough Engineer building Bye-Laws Byker Hill C. S. SMITH Cail Carse Chairman College Colliery Corporation cost Councillors district duties elected Elswick Park erected expenditure Finance Committee following report freemen Gateshead gentlemen Gibson GREGSON HAMOND Heaton HEDLEY Henzell High Level Bridge HOLMES houses Ingledew Jesmond Jesmond Dene Joseph land lease Leazes Leazes Park lessees matter Mayor meeting Messrs mittee moved the confirmation Newcastle Newcastle-upon-Tyne Newton North Eastern Railway paid Parliament proposed Quay question ratepayers recommend rent resolution Richardson River Tyne Sanitary Committee Scott seconded the motion Sheriff Singleton House small-pox Solway Firth Spital Tongues Stephens Street supply Thomas tion to-day TOWN CLERK read Town Hall Town Improvement Committee Town Moor Management Town Surveyor tramway Tyne vote Walker Walker Estate Ward warehouse Water Westgate Road WILSON yards YOULL
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