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Paddington 1891

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Paddington]

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BOROUGH OF PADDINGTON.
A Committee of Management consisting of
Rev. W. Abbott, Vicar. Mr. R. H. Jackson.
Mr. A. G.Bicker-Caarten Church- ,, W. H. Mills.
Col. H. R. Mead, R.E., wardens. John Williams.
„ H. F. Blair, R.E.
has been appointed in connection with the Ground,
and a deed duly executed between the Rev. "Walter
Abbott, as Vicar of Paddington, and the Vestry,
containing the following provisions in pursuance of
the powers set forth in the Metropolitan Open Spaces
Act, 1881:—
1. "The Vestry undertakes the entire care,
management, and control of the said Churchyard.
2. "The Vestry will defray the charges for
maintaining and keeping up the said Churchyard,
and will appoint and pay a fit and proper person or
persons to maintain order.
3. "The Vestry may hold and administer the
powers of management and control acquired by them
under this agreement in manner and subject to the
conditions prescribed by the said Act, and also
subject to the terms of this agreement.
4. " The said Churchyard shall be and remain
open daily to the public during the following hours,
that is to say—from 7, a.m., to 8, p.m., during the
month of August; from 7, a.m., to 9, p.m., during
the months of June and July; 7, a.m., to 6, p.m.,
during the months of March, April, May, and September;
and from 7, a.m., to 4, p.m., during the months