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St Giles (Camberwell) 1891

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Camberwell]

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after the gates are closed in the evenings of
climbing on or over the walls, fences or railings
(7.) Taking any dog or dogs not being led by a chair
or string or other sufficient fastening into the
said open spaces.
(8.) Bringing any horse, ass, or mule, or any carl
carriage, velocipede, bicycle, tricycle, hoop
truck, or other vehicle (except perambulators
and wheeled chairs), into the said open space
or drawing or driving perambulators or wheele
chairs on or across the turf or flower beds, of
among the shrubs.
(9.) Selling any article in the said open spaces with
out a written order of the Clerk of the Vestry
of the Parish of Camberwell.
(10.) Holding or inviting persons to hold or assembly
at any meeting within the said open spaces, for
discussion of any subjects political, religious, of
otherwise, or addressing or preaching to and
body or number of persons assembled then
except such religious services as may be help
under authority of the Vicar of the said Church
of St. George's, Camberwell, for the time being
conducted on the steps next the gravel sweep
on the west of the said Church.
3. Any persons committing any of the offences mentioned
in these By-laws shall be subject to a penalty no
exceeding Forty Shillings.