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2o & 3° VICTORIÆ, Cap.47.

2. Every Person who shall turn loose any Horse or Cattle, or suffer to be at large any unmuzzled ferocious Dog, or set on or urge any Dog or other Animal to attack, worry, or put in fear any Person, Horse, or other Animal:

3. Every Person who by Negligence or Ill-usage in driving Cattle shall cause any Mischief to be done by such Cattle, or who shall in anywise misbehave himself in the Driving, Care, or Management of such Cattle, and also every Person not being hired or employed to drive such Cattle, who shall wantonly and unlawfully pelt, drive, or hunt any such Cattle: 4. Every Person having the Care of any Cart or Carriage who shall ride on any Part thereof, on the Shafts, or on any Horse or other Animal drawing the same, without having and holding the Reins, or who shall be at such a Distance from such Cart or Carriage as not to have the complete Control over every Horse or other Animal drawing the same:

5. Every Person who shall ride or drive furiously, or so as to endanger the Life or Limb of any Person, or to the common Danger of the Passengers in any Thoroughfare:

6. Every Person who shall cause any Cart, public Carriage, Sledge, Truck or Barrow, with or without Horses, to stand longer than be

may necessary for loading or unloading, or for taking up or setting down Passengers, except Hackney Carriages standing for Hire in any Place not forbidden by Law, or who, by means of any Cart, Carriage, Sledge, Truck, or Bar- row, or any Horse or other Animal, shall wilfully interrupt any public Crossing or wilfully cause any Obstruction in any Thoroughfare:

7. Every Person who shall lead or ride any Horse or other Animal, or draw or drive any Cart or Carriage, Sledge, Truck, or Barrow upon any Footway or Curbstone, or fasten any Horse or other Animal so that it can stand across or upon any Footway:

8. Every Person who shall roll or carry any Cask, Tub, Hoop, or Wheel, or any Ladder, Plank, Pole, Showboard, or Placard, upon any Footway, except for the Purpose of loading or unloading any Cart or Carriage, or of crossing the Footway: 9. Every Person who, after being made acquainted with the Regu

lations or Directions which the Commissioners of Police shall have made for regulating the Route of Horses, Carts, Carriages, and Persons during the Time of Divine Service, and for pre- venting Obstructions during public Processions, and on other Occasions herein-before specified, shall wilfully disregard or not conform himself thereunto:

10. Every Person who, without the Consent of the Owner or Occu- pier, shall affix any Posting Bill or other Paper against or upon any Building, Wall, Fence, or Pale, or write upon, soil, deface, or mark any such Building, Wall, Fence, or Pale with Chalk or Paint, or in any other Way whatsoever, or wilfully break, destroy, or damage any Part of any such Building, Wall, Fence, or Pale, or any Fixture or Appendage thereunto, or any Tree, Shrub, or Seat in any public Walk, Park, or Garden:

11. Every

2" & 3° VICTORIE, Cap.47.

11. Every common Prostitute or Nightwalker, loitering or being in any Thoroughfare or public Place for the Purpose of Prostitu- tion or Solicitation, to the Annoyance of the Inhabitants or Passengers:

12. Every Person who shall sell or distribute or offer for Sale or Distribution, or exhibit to public View, any profane, inde- cent, or obscene Book, Paper, Print, Drawing, Painting, or Representation, or sing any profane, indecent, or obscene Song or Ballad, or write or draw any indecent or obscene Word, Figure, or Representation, or use any profane, indecent, or obscene Language, to the Annoyance of the Inhabitants or Passengers:

13. Every Person who shall use any threatening, abusive, or in- sulting Words or Behaviour, with Intent to provoke a Breach of the Peace, or whereby a Breach of the Peace may be occasioned:

14. Every Person, except the Guards and Postmen belonging to Her Majesty's Post Office in the Performance of their Duty, who shall blow any Horn or use any other noisy Instrument, for the Purpose of calling Persons together, or of announcing any Show or Entertainment, or for the Purpose of hawking, selling, distributing, or collecting any Article whatsoever, or of obtaining Money or Alms:

15. Every Person who shall wantonly discharge any Fire-arm, or throw or discharge any Stone or other Missile, to the Damage or Danger of any Person, or make any Bonfire, or throw or set fire to any Fire-work:

16. Every Person who shall wilfully and wantonly disturb

any

Inha- bitant by pulling or ringing any Door-bell or knocking at any Door without lawful Excuse, or who shall wilfully or unlaw- fully extinguish the Light of any Lamp:

17. Every Person who shall fly any Kite or play at any Game to the Annoyance of the Inhabitants or Passengers, or who shall make or use any Slide upon Ice or Snow in any Street or other Thoroughfare, to the common Danger of the Passengers:

And it shall be lawful for any Constable belonging to the Metropolitan Police Force to take into Custody, without Warrant, any Person who shall commit any such Offence within View of any such Constable.

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LV. And be it enacted, That no Person other than Persons acting Cannon, &c. in obedience to lawful Authority shall discharge any Cannon or other not to be Fire-arm of greater Calibre than a common Fowling Piece within fired near Dwelling Three hundred Yards of any Dwelling House within the said District, Houses. to the Annoyance of any Inhabitant thereof, and every Person who after being warned of the Annoyance by any Inhabitant shall dis- charge any such Fire-arm shall be liable to a Penalty not more than Five Pounds.

LVI. And be it enacted, That after the First Day of January next Dog Carts, every Person who within the Metropolitan Police District shall use &c. pro- any Dog for the Purpose of drawing or helping to draw any Cart, hibited after Carriage, Truck, or Barrow shall be liable to a Penalty not more than 1st January

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