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St Giles (Camberwell) 1870

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Camberwell, St. Giles]

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any person or persons, shall be allowed to remain,
stand upon, or be drawn over any part of the said
Commons or Recreation Grounds.
Barrows, &c.
3. No person shall draw, drive, or carry any barrow,
truck, stall, or stage, or stand, construct, or erect any
of the same on any part of the said Commons or
Recreation Grounds, except at such place or places
as may be appointed and set apart for such purpose
by the Yestry.
Riding and
Driving on
Commons.
4. No person or persons shall ride, drive, exercise,
train or break, any horse or other animal on any
part of the said Commons or Recreation Grounds.
Turning out
Cattle on
Commons.
5. No person (excepting persons having the right
of Common) shall turn or place on the said Commons
or Recreation Grounds for pasturage or any
other purpose, any horse, ass, cow, heifer, cattle,
sheep, or any other animal without the permission of
the Yestry.
Injuring
Turf, Digging,
&c.
6. No person shall cut, remove, or otherwise injure
the turf, or dig mould, clay, gravel, or sand, or
damage or remove any tree, shrub, plant, seat, fountain,
pond, ornamental water, ice, walk, path, fence,
board, or any other property, upon, or attached to
the said Commons or Recreation Grounds.
Depositing
Rubbish &c.
7. No Person shall deposit or throw any offal,
ashes, soot, rubbish, or any other thing or matter on
any part of the said Commons or Recreation Grounds
or into, or upon any pit, seat, pond, trench, drain, or
sewer thereon without the permission of the Vestry.