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the proximity of the Police Barrack. As far as I am able to judge the ground in question is covered with buildings and its acquisition would therefore be costly yet it might be found to be more expensive than the erection of new buildings in the locality. On the other hand it is a distinct objection to such a plan that this extension would necessitate the erection of additional prison buildings.
7. As regards the acquisition of additional ground an extension may apparently be sought either above or below, that is to say, by extending the present site; by franchising which seems feasible either to resume the leaves of the land immediately above Chancery Lane (at the same time closing Chancery Lane, or carrying a passage between the existing gaol and the new site), or by resuming the houses now occupied for the Civil Hospital and the other premises which are bounded by the Old Bailey.
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the proximity of the
Police Barrack. As für as I am able to judge Be ground in question is covered with buildings
and it's acquisition would Kerefore be cocky yel und a purtlace might be found to be Ecro
cxpensive than the erection
of new hildings in locality. Ou
another
the other hand it is a distinct objection to such a plan that this
extension would neces=
- citate the erection of additional preton
Bulduripe
7 As regard
The acquisition
fadditional ground an
Extension may apparently ben
Sought wither aber in
below. that is to say, by
th
The present site; by franchising wondh seen feasible wither to resume
the leaves of the land imme. -diately abor Chancery Lane
I carrying the gave up to
(at the same time Caine Road, closing Chanery
Lane,
A
making
or carrying
A Caverk
passage between the Existing
faol
ander the new site).
or by resume
The houses
now occupied for the Civil
Hos fichal
The other premises
which fare bounded by the Old Bailey.
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