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Austin Friars. Office of Commercial Commissioners for the city of London, and its vicinity. The commercial commissioners, apprehending that many [per]sons will be at a loss to know how to estimate their income, in [or]der to ascertain what sum they ought to give in for their contri[buti]ons, -suggest the following questions to be considered by such [pers]ons whose income arises from any of the descriptions of property marked out in them
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Whereas, the Commissioners of Sewers of the City of London and liberties thereof have received information, that the inhabitants thereof are frequently put to great inconvenience by the neglect of the scavengers and lamp-lighters, and are not acquainted with the means of redress; the said commissioners hereby publish to the inhabitants, abstracts of the scavengers and lamp-lighters duty, and will meet at Guildhall every Tuesday at six o'clock in the afternoon, to hear any complaints, and will fine the contractors, or either them, for any neglect
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Glynn, mayor. A common council holden in the chamber of the Guildhall of the city of London, on Friday, the 3d day of May 1799. Mr. William Bond, principal clerk to the commissioners of sewers, lamps, and pavements, did this day deliver into this court, pursuant to the order of the 12th of July 1785, an acoount of money received and paid by the chamberlain, by order of the said commissioners, from Michaelmas 1797, to Michaelmas 1798, inclusive; which was read in these words
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