Acts of 30° & 43° Geo. III. relating to a district in the Parish of Saint Luke, Chelsea, called Hans TownGreat Britain
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Acts of 30° & 43° Geo. III. relating to a district in the Parish of Saint Luke, Chelsea, called Hans Town
Great Britain
Chelsea (London, England) -- History
of any Justice of the Peace for the County of _Middlesex_ (which Warrant
such Justice is hereby required and authorized to grant), rendering the
Overplus (if any) when demanded to the Person whose Goods and Chattels
shall be so distrained and sold; and it the Tenant in Possession of any
such House or other Building shall remove, alter, or reform any such
Incroachments, Obstructions, Projections, or Annoyances as aforesaid,
according to the Directions of the said Commissioners (except such as
shall be put up or occasioned by such Tenant), it shall be lawful for
every such Tenant to deduct and retain the Charges and Expences thereof
out of his or her Rent, and the Landlord of every such House or other
Building is hereby required to allow the same accordingly: Provided
always, that nothing herein contained shall extend to authorize the said
Commissioners to stop up any Cellar Window, where there shall be no other
Way from the Street or other publick Passage or Place into such Cellar,
unless the said Commissioners shall make or provide some other commodious
and sufficient Way into such Cellar.
Penalty on occasioning Nuisances.
XIII. And be it further enacted, That if any Person shall run or drive
any Wheel, Sledge, Wheelbarrow, or any Carriage whatsoever, upon any of
the said Foot Pavements; or shall wilfully ride, drive, or lead any
Horse, or other Beast or Cattle, along or upon any of the said Foot
Pavements; or shall within any Street, or other publick Passage or Place
within the Limits of this Act, slaughter, dress, or cut up any Swine, or
other Beast, or hoop, cleanse, or scald any Cask, or hew or saw any
Stone, Wood, or Timber, or sift, skreen, or slack any Lime, or bind or
make the Wheel of any Carriage, or shoe, bleed, dress, or farry, or turn
or drive loose any Horse, or set, place, or expose to Sale any Goods,
Wares, or Merchandize, either on the Foot Ways or Carriage Ways of any of
the said Streets, or other publick Passages or Places, so as to obstruct
or incommode the Passage of any such Foot Way or Carriage Way, every
Person offending, in any of the Cases aforesaid, shall for every such
Offence forfeit and pay the Sum of Five Shillings.
Penalty on leaving Carriages, &c. in the Streets.
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