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Correspondence regarding pedestrian stop barriers on Tow Path on Regent's Canal and the fences at Regent's Park

Various agreements regarding Regent's Canal including the building, repair, and maintenance of structures on the land on or adjacent to Regent's Canal

Letters from Regent's Canal Company to Philip Lutley Sclater regarding the draining from the Gardens of the Zoological Society of London into Regent's Canal, and the proposed railway

Negotiations with ZSL to get them to drop their opposition to the Bill regarding building a railway on part of ZSL's property. The Bill had had its first reading in the House of Commons Session 1882. Includes notices to landowners and articles of agreements

Letters from North Metropolitan Railway and Canal Co. to Philip Lutley Sclater regarding drainage from the Gardens of the Zoological Society of London into Regent's Canal

Lease of land to north of Regent's Canal. Includes letters concerning ZSL's agreement to appropriation of a small piece of land to improve the entrance to Regent's Park in Albert Road opposite St. Mark's Square. Includes plan

Lease between British Waterways Board and ZSL for strip of land on south side of Regent's Section of Grand Union Canal at Regent's Park. Includes plan and receipt for deed and documents

Letters from Murray M Johnson to Philip Lutley Sclater regarding the Zoological Society of London being liable for a surveyor's fee, the Society's position as tenants, sewers and drains in the gardens, a bill in chancery regarding pheasants which were claimed by the Acclimatisation Society, the lease for the piece of ground on the north side of the canal, the purchase of premises situated in Hanover Square and Oxford Street, and Regent's Canal railway

Letters from J & R Kemp and Co to Philip Lutley Sclater regarding Regent's Canal City and Docks Railway Bill

Letters from Thomas Hillier to Philip Lutley Sclater regarding complaints made about the nuisance arising from the drainage of the gardens of the Zoological Society of London into Regent's Canal