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By-Laws and Regulations.
By- Laws.
MORTUATY
It will be ??? that, as stated in the previous Report, the Vestry framed By-laws
for the management of the Mortuary, which were duly forwarded to the Local Government
Board for confirmation.
On 2nd Febuary, 1867, the Vestry had before them a letter dated 14th January, 1897,
from the Assistant Secretary, Local Government Board, returning the draft By-laws drawn
up by the Vestry , and requesting that the Board's alterations and marginal notes might
receive consideration.
Resolved- That the tame be referred to the Special Sanitary Committee deliberanting
upon the By-laws and Regulations of the Vestry for consideration and report.
On 16th February,1897, the Committee reported, with reference to the matter, baring
??? the alterations made in the draft By-laws by the Board.
Resolved- upon the recommendation of the Committee—that such alterations be
approved, and that the fly-lavs as amended by the Committee be approved and adopted.
On 16th March, 1897, the Clerk submitted the By-laws as amended.
Resolved-(Mr.Vice-Chairman Bisley: Mr. Mortimer)—That the said By-laws, as
??? be approved and adopted, the Common Seal of the Vestry affixed thereto, and that
the Clerk be instructed to apply to the Local Government Board for their sanction to such
The following is a the by-laws as confirmed by the Local Government Board
PUBLIC HEALTH (LONDON) ACT.1891.
By-Laws
Made by the Vestry of the Parish of ??? in the Admistrative Cuontry of London,
being the Sanitary Authority for the said Parish, with respect to the
ment of their ??? situate in the Burial, St. ??? Street