Documents of the City of Boston, Volume 2 |
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It would seem to be a hazardous policy to complete at once the grading and paving of the street , thus leaving the twelve estates in question so far below the grade as to excite the owners to combine in litigation against the City .
It would seem to be a hazardous policy to complete at once the grading and paving of the street , thus leaving the twelve estates in question so far below the grade as to excite the owners to combine in litigation against the City .
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... five years at $ 1,200 , and next five years at $ 1,300 . † Part of an estate hired for the accommodation of Primary Schools . d Part of the estate connected with the new City Stables . No. of Stalls . 20 21 61 & 63 62 1861. ] 7 LEASES .
... five years at $ 1,200 , and next five years at $ 1,300 . † Part of an estate hired for the accommodation of Primary Schools . d Part of the estate connected with the new City Stables . No. of Stalls . 20 21 61 & 63 62 1861. ] 7 LEASES .
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TO THE CITY COUNCIL : THE Committee on Public Buildings , to whom was referred the Report and Order made by the Committee on Public Instruction recommending the purchase of the estate belonging to the Natural History Society , situated ...
TO THE CITY COUNCIL : THE Committee on Public Buildings , to whom was referred the Report and Order made by the Committee on Public Instruction recommending the purchase of the estate belonging to the Natural History Society , situated ...
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The undersigned having learned that the estate of the Boston Society of Natural History , adjoining the land of the schoolhouse in Mason Street , is now for sale at a moderate price , and , having examined that estate , respectfully ...
The undersigned having learned that the estate of the Boston Society of Natural History , adjoining the land of the schoolhouse in Mason Street , is now for sale at a moderate price , and , having examined that estate , respectfully ...
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... six thousand feet , and is so contracted that any lofty building erected on the adjacent estate to the south , now belonging to the Natural History Society , will materially darken the windows and obstruct the circulation of air .
... six thousand feet , and is so contracted that any lofty building erected on the adjacent estate to the south , now belonging to the Natural History Society , will materially darken the windows and obstruct the circulation of air .
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| Title | Documents of the City of Boston, Volume 2 |
| Author | Boston (Mass.). City Council |
| Published | 1862 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 6 Jun 2011 |
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