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London, England, 1855-09-18 00:00:00

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METROPOLIS LOCAL MANAGEMEff

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ST. PANCRAS.
Yesterday Mr. Wood made the following amended
arrangement for the wards of this parish :
Ward No. I. Bounded on the north, west, and east
sides by the bouadary of the parish. On the south from
the boundary of the parish by the centre of the road be-
tween llighfield-teirace and Gloucester-gardens, and the
centre of the road along Torriano-terrace and Gloucester-
place, east, and Kentish-town-road, running south to
Grafton-place, Claremont-terrace, Hollis-place, Prince's-
terrace, Dukesfield-terrace, Albert-terrace to the centre
of Haverstock-hill—the boundary of the parish.
Ward No. 2.—Bounded on the north by Roxburgh-
terrace, Albert-terrace on a straight line to and along
Grafton-place, Prince of Wales-road, on the east by the
Kentish-town-road, to the obelisk opposite the Mother
Red Cap. On the.south and west by Park-street, Albert.
road, to the parish boundary and thence along the parish
boundary on the west and north to Roxburgh-terrace.
Ward No. 3. Bounded on the north-east by Glou.
cester-place, Kentish-town, to the parish boundary ; on
the west by the Kentish-town-road, High-street, Cam-
den-town, to Gloucester-place ; on the south by Glou-
cester-place to the Workhouse ; and on the east by the
King's-road to Oxford-street, Agar-town, over the land
thence along to the Canal to the parish boundary.
Ward No. 4.—A1l the parish lying westward of the
following boundary line (that is to say) the Albert-road,
along the centre of the road to Park-street, running
eastward down Park-street to the Obelisk, running
southward down High-street and Hampstead-road to
Edward-street, up Edward-street, Cumberland-street
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Ward No. .s.—Bounded on the north and west by
Millbrook-place, Hampstead-road, Edward-street, Cum-
berland-street East, north side of Cumberland-market
(excluding the houses), Cumberland-street West, Al-
bany-street, Osnaburgh-terrace, Osnahurgh-street, to the
New-road ;on the south by the New-road to Euston-
square, east side - on the east by Euston-square, east
side of Seymour-street, Upper Seymour-street, Crawley-
street, Oakley-square (west side), Eversholt-street to
the end.

Ward No. 6.—Bounded on the west by Euston-square
(east side), Seymour-street, Upper Seymour-street, Craw-
ley-street, Oakley-square (west side), Eversholt-street to
the end ; on the north by Kingston, Russell-place,
Thorney-place, Wansford-place, to Bing's-road ; on the
east by King's-road to Oxford•street (Agar town), along
Oxford-street-road, on to the canal and along the west.
and south side of the canal to the parish boundary, and
thence from that boundary to King's-cross ; on the south
by the New-road to Euston-square, east side.
Ward No. 7.—Bounded on the north by the New-
road from the parish boundary ; on the west to Euston-
square (t ast side) ; on the east by Woburn-place, Upper
Woburn place, Tavistock-square (east side), to the parish
boundary ; and on all other sides by the parish boundary.
Ward No. B.—Bounded on the north by the New-
road from Euston-square (east side) to the eastern boun-
dary of the parish ; on the west by Euston-square (east
side), Upper Woburn-place, Woburn place, Tavistock-
squi.re ; east side to the boundary of the parish ; on all
other sides by the boundary of the parish.
The total number of vestrymen to represent this parish
will be 120, returnable as follows :—No. 1 Ward, nine ;
No. 2, fifteen ; No. 3, fifteen ; No. 4, twelve ; No. 5,
fifteen ; No. 6, eighteen ; No. 7, eighteen ; and No. 8,
eighteen.
The learned commissioner said that this decision might
be altered previous to making his final award to the
Secret:l-y of State.
The following divisions have also been made :

ST. GEORGE-THE MARTYR, SOUTHWARK.
Ward No. 1— So much of the parish as lies within a
line commencing on the north boundary of the parish of
St. George the Martyr, adjoining the boundary of the
parish of Christchurch, in the centre of the Blackfriars-
road, and running southward along the centre of the said
road to the Obelisk in St. George's-circus ; thence east-
ward, along the centre of the Borough-road to the
Stone's-end ; and tbs.nce along the boundary of the pa-
rishes of St. Mary Newington, Lambeth, and Christ-
church to the starting point.
Ward No. 2.—So much of the parish as lies within a

line commencing on the north boundary, adjoining the
paid parish of Christchurch, in the centre of Bla,kfriars-
road, mad running southward along the centre of the said
road to the Obelisk in St. George's circus ; thence east-
ward,along the centre of the Borough-road to the Stone's-
end ; and then north easterly, along the boundary of the
parish adjoining St. Mary Newington, to the centre of
the road opposite St. George's Church ; thence north-
ward along the centre of High-street to the boundary of
the palish next the parish of St. Saviour's, thence by the
boundary of the parish abutting on St. Saviour's and
Christchurch parishes to the starting point.
Ward No. 3.—The remainder of the parish.