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Report of the Improvement Committee submitting a plan and section of the level of Albion Lane at

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Unique IDA-00439038SeriesReports of the Improvement Committee, 1843-1887 [Municipal Council of Sydney]DateBetween 1st January 1852 and 27th October 1862FormatVolume - Leather BoundDescriptionReport of the Improvement Committee submitting a plan and section of the level of Albion Lane at the East end from the City Engineer and recommending its adoption, having been advertised and objections received from Mark Blanchard, AW Doak for Robt Bunting, Allen & Bowden for JF Josephson. Appended: Petition from Archd Thomson, 521 George St; Memo from Edward Bell, City Engineer; Letter from Allen & Bowden of behalf of M Blanchard withdrawing objection; Scale tracing of Albion Lane between George and Kent Sts; Petition from citizens and ratepayers of Albion Lane: [Signatories]: Wm McCullow, Rhobert Rhoads, Thomas Barrett, Thomas Alton, Mrs Biddilica Brook, Mrs Jane G Brock, Lucinda Srahan, Florinda Trahan, John Henry, Phillip McCarroll, James Fitzsimmons, William Pugh; Letter from Allen & Bowden as Trustees of the Estate of John Jones advising Council that the lane is not a public thoroughfare, their client has a right of way, fee simple in 1852 in Joshua Frey Josephson, later sale of northern side of lane to Joseph Bayliss; Letter from AW Doak attorney for Robert Bunting objecting to levels; Letter from Mark Blanchard objecting to levels.LanguageEnglish (eng)Digitised recordNo

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Report of the Improvement Committee submitting a plan and section of the level of Albion Lane at