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St Giles (Camberwell) 1891

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Camberwell]

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4. The Superintendent and any Officer of the Vestry
and any Police Constable are authorised to remove from
the said grounds any person infringing any of the above
By-Laws.
5. If any person assault or resist, or aid, or incite any
person to assault or resist any Officer of the Vestry or other
person in the execution of his duty, or other lawful exercise
of any authority under any of the foregoing By-laws, he
shall for every such offence be liable on summary conviction
to a penalty not exceeding Forty Shillings.
6. Nothing in these By-laws shall interfere with the
powers of the Metropolitan Police, or any authority legally
existing for preventing or punishing offences, or with the
power of the Vestry as having the control of the said open
spaces.
Note.— Persons committing offences against Vagrant
Acts, the Larceny Acts, 1861, the Malicious Injury to
Property Act, and the Metropolitan Police Act, 1839, are
liable to immediate apprehension without warrant.
School Board
Divisions.
Report of Delegates to Conference held at
St. Pancras. of Vestries and District Boards of the
etropolis, as to School Board Electoral Divisions. Messrs.
oote, Shapland, and Whiteley (Delegates) attended.
The following Resolutions were adopted:—
1. That in the opinion of this Conference the Electoral
Divisions for the School Board for London
should be the Parliamentary Divisions; that
cumulative voting should be abolished, and that