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  •   KCB - Cambridge City
    •   4 - Cambridge Improvement Commissioners
      •   15 - Memorials and petitions to the Commissioners
        • 8 - Memorial and Local Government Board enquiry into opposition to the building of an infectious diseases hospital in Romsey
RefNoKCB/4/15/8/6
AltRefNoCB/4/15/8/6
TitleA copy of a memorial sent to the Local Government Board from the inhabitants of Romsey town outlining the failure of the Improvement Commissioners to respond to their complaints
Date1883
CreatorNameCambridge Improvement Commissioners
RepositoryCambridgeshire Archives
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