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Paddington 1891

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Paddington]

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24 BOROUGH OF PADDINGTON.
the said Churchyard, fixing the days and times of
admission thereto, and for the preservation of order
and prevention of nuisances therein, are hereby
agreed to and approved, and it is hereby expressly
agreed that no alteration shall be made in any of
such Bye-Laws without the previous consent, in
writing, of the Vicar of Paddington for the time
being, but such consent shall not be unreasonably
withheld.
8. "If any dispute shall arise between any Vicar
of Paddington and the Vestry as to the construction
of the agreement, or any clause or provision herein
contained, or the rights or obligations of such Vicar
and the Vestry respectively under the same, every
such question in dispute shall be referred to the
Chancellor for the time being of the Diocese of
London, if willing to act, and if not, then to some
other person to be named by him, and the decision
of such Chancellor or nominee to be final.
9. "Nothing in these presents shall be deemed
or constructed to in any way affect the right of the
said Walter Abbott as such Vicar as aforesaid, or his
successors to the soil or freehold of the said Churchyard.
10. "The Vestry shall pay all the costs, charges,
and expenses of this agreement, and incidental to
the negotiations for preparation and execution
thereof."