INDEX.

Penalty for flaughtering Cattle in the Streets, &c. p. 47.
for making Bonfires, throwing Squibs, &c. p. 48.

for hewing Timber, hooping Casks, expofing Wares, &c. in
the Streets, p. 48 to 56. and 98 to 103.

for felling Provifions out of the Market, p. 62, 95, 100.
Method of recovering, and application of, p. 74. and 105.
may be compounded for, with the Commiffioners, p. 58.
Pigs, fee Nuisance, p. 48.

Poor, not charged with Lighting, &c. p. 41.

Poft-Chaife continuing in the Street, p. 99.

Powers of this Act vested in the Majority of the Commiffioners at
tending publick Meetings, p. 58.

Preambles, p. 3, 83.

Premiffes, a Security for Rates, p. 36.

Proceedings to be entered in a Book, p. 56.

not to be quashed for want of Form, or removable by

Certiorari, p. 75.

Profits of the Market, in whom vefted, p. 73.

Proprietors refufing to treat for the Sale of Eftates, p. 24, 64.
Purchase-Money, after the Payment of, or tender, Estates vested in
the University and City, p. 66.

after Payment of, or tender, the Committee em-
powered to convert the Premiffes into a Market, p. 68.
of Trust Estates to be laid out again, ibid.

of Houses, &c. belonging to Colleges or Corpora-
tion, how to be laid out, p. 59.

Rates, Method of making, p. 88.

90.

R.

on Publick Edifices, Colleges, &c. by whom payable, p. 34. and.

- on Houses, &c. p. 35, 36. and 88.

how appealed againft, p. 40, 41.

Manner of recovering, p. 89.

Exemption from, p. 91.

Application of, ibid.

Roads, &c. may be widened by the Commiffioners, p. 22. and 86.
the old ones may be fold, and the Purchase-money applied to
the Purposes of this Act, p. 28.

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Power of making temporary ones, p. 30.

Repair of, may be contracted for by the Commiffioners, p. 31.
Rubbish, &c. p. 42 to 44. and 54.

to be delivered to the Scavengers, and not laid in the Streets,
p. 101.

Scavengers,

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S.

Scavengers may be impowered to lodge Dirt, &c. on Wafte Ground,

P. 44.

contracting with, P. ΙΟΙ.
Duty, p. 103.

Schedules referred to, p. 78, 79.

Signs to be taken down, p. 49.
Stale, emptying Pools of, p. 100.

Soil, not to be carried away, except by the Perfons contracting for
cleanfing the Streets, p. 42.

Special Damages, Satisfaction for, p. 75.

Stage Waggons not to incommode the Publick Streets by loading or
unloading, p. 52, 53.

not to ftand in the Streets more than one Hour, p.99.

Stamps not neceffary for the Securities, p. 74.

Street, High, to be widened, p. 86.

Streets, Cattle, &c. not to be flaughtered therein, p. 47.
Nuifances in, p. 48 to 55. and 99 to 103..

to be cleanfed twice a Week, p. 101.

Surveyor of Highways, his Office to cease, p. 31.

to inspect Works, p. 32.

I.

Tenants paying more Charges than fhall be due for Rent, how reim-
burfed, p. 37.

Temporary Road and Bridge may be made, p. 30.

Tolls, and their Continuance, p. 11, 12, 60. and 84.

how to be applied, p. 22.

may be mortgaged, p. 16.

payable but once a Day, p. 13.

Carriages travelling for Hire, returning with different Paffen-
gers, to pay again, p. 85.

double on Sundays, ibid.

Exemptions of Half on Market Days, p. 13.

Exemptions from the Whole, ibid.

-Penalty on claiming Exemption fraudulently, p. 14.

on avoiding them, ibid.

may be reduced, p. 14.

Treasurer accountable to Commiffioners, p. 56.

Turl to be widened, p. 92.

Turnpike may be farmed out, p. 18.

W.

Waggons, Carts, &c. not to be left in the Streets, p. 5. and 99.
Water Pipes damaging Pavements, p. 55.

Wheelbarrows, &c. not to be drawn on Foot Pavements, p. 54-
Works, Felony to damage. p. 30.

to be inspected by Surveyors, p. 32.

Workmen, Penalty on interrupting them, p. 33.