NUISANCES and Annoyances, from beating Carpets, break-
ing Horfes, driving Barrows and Carriages on Pavements,
and throwing Ashes, Duft, Dirt, Rubbish, or any other
Filth whatever in Streets; prohibited on Penalty of not
lefs than 408. nor more than £5 for each Offence, § lxiv.
--the like Penalty for Annoyances from Shewboards,
Baskets, Stalls, Wares, and other Matters, on Renewal of
Nuisance after Notice; and all fuch Articles may be seized
and fold, § lxv.

Hogfties, Slaughter-houses, and other Nuifances, to
be removed: no Swine to be kept, or fuffered to wander
in Streets; nor any Lime to be flacked therein, §§ lxvii.
lxviii. lxix.

For Removal of Nuifances, a Repetition of Notices
unneceffary, lxvi.

certain offenfive Slops to be removed in covered Carts,
on pain of 5, § lxxiii.

Night Soil to be emptied only during certain Hours,
§ lxxiv.

O.

OFFICERS.-Clerks, Collectors, Infpectors, or other Offi-
cers, to be appointed by Commiffioners of Paving, to whom
they fhall give Security, and render Account when re-
quired, § xlvii.

Proceedings against Officers not to discharge their
Securities, xlix.

not to accept any unauthorized Fee, on pain of 20
Fine, and Difmiffion from their Office, § 1.

Representatives of Officers to account, § li.

P.

PANCRAS (Saint), all Streets within the Parish of, to be
fubject to this A&t, §i.

Eftates of the Marquis of Camden and of Lord Som-
mers, in this Parish, exempted from the Operations of this
A&t, & cxxxix. cxl.

PAVEMENTS, Surveyors of, to be appointed in each Parish
by Commiffioners of Paving, §ii. iv.

who may not be appointed fuch Surveyors, § iii..

Notice of their Appointments to be given to Gas Light
and Water Companies, and to Commiffioners of Sewers,
§x.

their Addreffes to be placed in confpicuous Parts of
every District, § v.

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Notice of dangerous or defective Pavement to be given
by certain Housekeepers in any Part of the Metropolis to
Surveyors, § vi

Anzelaurs payable by Land-

Billes en la Rents, or to weekly

or roomy Lodges or reneza, Į mi.

Rus my x vid, and Contacles to afit in fuch
Levy, $. INE

may alo be recovered by Ations, § wil

how recoverable from the Etates of Pericas dying or
becoming inicivent, § xxx. And from Perions remov-
ing, §x.

Rates collected from Tenants of divided Tenements to
be repaid by Landicrds, § xii.

may

be apportioned between incoming and outgoing
Tenants, xi.

may be remitted on account of Poverty, § xliv.
PAVIORS not to be appointed Surveyors of Pavements,

§ iii.

PENAL-

PENALTIES, Regulations for the Recovery and Application
of, f cxxx.

£20 on difqualified Perfons acting as Surveyors of
Pavements, § iii.

£ 10s. and not less than 15s. on Perfons removing or
obliterating Boards or Infcriptions containing the Ad-
dreffes of Surveyors of Pavements, § v.

£10 for the Firft, £20 for the Second, and Disqualifi-
cation for the Third Offence, on Surveyors of Pavements
neglecting to attend on Juftices of the Peace, or disobeying
their Orders, § ix.

£2 for every Square Foot of Pavement broken or taken
up by Gas Light or Water Companies, or Commiffioners
of Sewers, without Confent in Writing of Surveyors or
Commiffioners for Paving, except for Repairs, § xi.

£5 per Square Foot of Pavement broken up by Gas
Light or Water Companies, during the Months of Decem-
ber, January, and February, § xii.

£5 per Foot in Length of Pipe for Mains made of any
other Material than Iron, § xii.

10 on Clerks, Secretaries, Surveyors, or Infpectors,
or Turncocks of Gas Light and Water Companies, and on
Clerks or Secretaries of Commiffioners of Sewers, omitting
to notify their respective Names and Places of Abode to
Surveyors of Pavements, § xiii.

£5 for the First Offence; £8 for the Second; and
10 for the Third and every fubfequent Offence, on
neglecting Repairs of defective Pipes, &c. or Drains, after
Notice given, § xv.

the like Penalties on neglecting to give Information to
proper Parties, where Requeft for fuch Repairs has been
made to improper Parties, § xvi.

and alfo for neglecting to execute fuch Repairs with all
convenient Expedition, § xvii.

£5 for neglecting to remove Rubbish and Obstructions
in Streets, occafioned by Repairs, § xviii.

£5 for neglecting to provide Bars, Watchmen, and
other Securities, during the Repairs of Pavements, § xix.

I on neglecting to place Metal Stand-cocks for fup-
plying Water during Froft, to the Satisfaction of the Sur-
veyor of Pavements, § xxi.

£20 on Collectors of Paving Rates retaining Money in
their Hands, § xlvii.

20and Difqualification for Office on Officers underCom-
miffioners for Paving, who take any unauthorized Fee, § 1.

£5 and not exceeding £10 for every Offence in taking
up Pavement without Permiffion of Cominiffioners of
Paving; and alio £5 and not more than 10 for each
Square Foot of Pavement so taken or broken up, § liii.

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REPAIRS of defective Gas and Water Pipes and Drains of
Sewers may be required by Surveyors of Pavements on
giving Notice thereof in Writing, § xv.

-fuch Repairs to be executed with all convenient Ex-
pedition, on pain of forfeiting £5 for the First Offence;
8 for the Second; and £10 for the Third Offence,
§ xvii.

during such Repairs, Bars, Watchmen, and other Se-
curities to be provided, to prevent Accidents, § xix.

S.

SCAVENGERS to be appointed by Commiffioners, &c. of
Pavements, § lix.

fuch Scavengers only to remove Duft, Ashes, &c. § lx.
on Neglect of Scavengers to remove Duft for Seven
Days, the Duft may be removed by any other Perfon, § lxi.
no Scavenger to fweep any Dirt, &c. into any com-
mon Sewer, on pain of forfeiting £5 for every Offence,
§ lxii.

SECURITY to be given by Treasurers appointed by Com-
miffioners for Paving, § xlvi.

and alfo by the Clerks, Collectors, Infpectors, or other
Officers fo appointed, § xlvii.

Proceedings against Officers not to discharge their
Securities, xlix.

Securities for Monies borrowed under this Act to be
entered in a Book, § cviii.

SERVICE of Notices, Directions for, § cxxix.

SEWERS, or Public Drains, no Dirt, &c. to be swept into,
on pain of forfeiting £5, § lxii.

See alfo COMMISSIONERS OF SEWers.
SHEWBOARDS. See NUISANCES.

SLAUGHTER-HOUSES, being complained of as Nui-

fances, to be removed on Notice given, on Penalty of
£10, lxvii.

SOAP-LEES and other offenfive Slops not to be removed
but in covered Carts, § lxxiii.

SOMMERS (Lord), Eflates of, exempted from the Opera-
tion of this A&, § cxl.

SPECIAL GENERAL MEETINGS. See MEETINGS.
STAND-COCKS for fupplying Water during Frost, to be
placed to the Satisfaction of Surveyor of Pavements,
& xxi.

STREETS, Rubbish and Obstructions in, occafioned by
Repairs of Pipes or Drains, to be removed, on pain of
£5 for every Offence, after Notice given, § xviii.

Bars, Watchmen, and other Securities to be provided
in, during Repairs of Pavements, to prevent Accidents,
on pain of forfeiting £5, § xix.

STREETS

INDEX.

STREETS may be paved by the Commiffioners of their
refpective Districts; who may stop them up during Repa-
rations, and alter the Courfe of Gutters or Channels
therein, and may also raise or lower Pipes, § lii.

Footways in Streets to be fwept daily, during Froft
and Snow, on Pain of forfeiting Ios. for each Öffence,
§ lxiii.

Nuisances and Annoyances of whatever kind prohibited
in Streets, on Pain of forfeiting not lefs than 40s. nor more
than £5 for each Offence, § Ixiv. lxv. lxvii. lxviii.

Lime not to be flacked in the Streets, under the like
Penalty, § lxix.

Encroachments and Projections in Streets to be regu-
lated by Commiffioners of Paving, and their Surveyors,
Ixxii.

Names of Streets to be diftinguished, § lxxvi.

Streets may be watered; the Expences whereof may be
defrayed by Special Rates, to be paid to the Collector of
the Paving Rates, and to be accounted for and enforced
in the fame Manner as the Paving Rates; but fuch Rates
not to be made until Three-fourths of the Inhabitants of
any Street request the fame to be watered, § lxxvii.
lxxviii. +

b (

Streets may be widened and improved with Confent of
Owners, § 1xxx.

SURREY, Commiffioners of Sewers for certain Parts of the
County of, exempt from the Operation of this Act,
§ cxli.

SURVEYORS of Pavements to be appointed by Commiffion-
ers of Paving, § ii.

and Succeffors to be appointed to them within One
Month after Vacancy, § iv.

who may not be appointed fuch Surveyors, § iii.
Boards containing their Names and Refidence to be
placed in confpicuous Parts of every District, § v.. kaa

Notice of defective or dangerous Pavement to be
given them by Housekeepers rated to certain Amounts,
§ vi.

fuch Surveyors to caufe fuch dangerous or defective
Pavement to be repaired, § vii,

may be fummoned by Magiftrates, on their neglecting
to repair Pavements, § viii.

Penalties on Surveyors neglecting to attend on Juftices
of the Peace or disobeying their Orders, § ix.

Notice of their Appointment to be given to the Gas
Light Companies, to the Water Companies, and Commif-
fioners of Sewers, § x.'

Notice to be given to Surveyors by fuch Gas Light
or Water Companies, or to Commiffioners of Sewers,
before

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