(_d_) A notice in terms similar to the advertisement shall be placed on the door of the church (if any) to which such churchyard, cemetery, or burial-ground is attached, and shall be delivered or sent by post to any person known or believed by the County Council or Local Authority to be a near relative of any person whose death is recorded on any such tombstone or monument. [Sidenote: Ditto in consecrated grounds only.] In the case of any consecrated ground a Faculty is also required (_vide_ page 3), but no application for a Faculty can be made until the expiration of one month at least after the appearance of the last of such advertisements. Provided that on any application for a Faculty nothing shall prevent the Bishop from directing or sanctioning the removal of any tombstone or monument, if he is of opinion that reasonable steps have been taken to bring the intention to effect such removal to the notice of some person having a family interest in such removal. [Sidenote: Ditto in unconsecrated grounds only.] In the case of an unconsecrated burial-ground, no Faculty is requisite either for management or for moving tombstones. N.B.—Faculties, which only emanate from the Courts of Diocesan Bishops, cannot apply to burial-grounds, unless consecrated by Bishops of the Established Church. 6. [Sidenote: Playing of Games.]The playing of any games or sports is not allowed in any churchyard, cemetery, or burial-ground in or over which any estate, interest, or control is acquired under section five of the Metropolitan Open Spaces Act, 1881. Provided that— (_a_) In the case of consecrated ground, the Bishop, by any license or Faculty granted under the Metropolitan Open Spaces Act, 1881, or this Act (Open Spaces Act, 1887), and (_b_) In the case of any churchyard, cemetery, or burial-ground, which is not consecrated, the body from which any such estate, interest, or control as aforesaid is acquired may expressly sanction any such use of the ground, and may specify such conditions as to the extent or manner of such use. If an Incumbent or owner wishes to lay out a Disused Churchyard or Burial-ground, and to maintain it himself directly or by his agents, _e.g._, the Association, no application to the Local Authority, or London County Council, is required, and if it is a consecrated ground but no tombstones are moved, no Faculty or consent of any other person is required. Any arrangement of this nature _an Incumbent_ may make is not, however, binding on his successor. In unconsecrated grounds no Faculties are needed. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ APPENDIX E. THE DISUSED BURIAL-GROUNDS ACT, AND AMENDING CLAUSES IN SUBSEQUENT OPEN SPACES ACTS. [Sidenote: A.D. 1884.] 47 & 48 VICT. [Ch. 72.] _Disused Burial grounds Act, 1884._