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APPENDIX B.

1. That the Clerk of Smithfield Market, or such other
person as shall be appointed by the Court of Aldermen
shall, at such place as the Court shall direct, grant and
issue licenses and tickets under the provisions of the
ordinances now in force for governing and regulating
persons driving cattle, sheep, calves, and lambs within
the cities of London and Westminster and liberties
thereof and the bills of mortality, to all persons who shall
drive or assist or be employed in driving cattle, sheep,
calves, or lambs within the aforesaid limits.

2. That before any license shall be granted a requisi-
tion for the same in such form as the Court shall di-
rect, accompanied with the certificate next hereinafter
mentioned, shall be signed by the person requiring such
license, and in every requisition shall be truly specified
the proper name and surname and place of abode and age
of the person applying for a license.
3. That the clerk of Smithfield market or such other
person as aforesaid shall, upon payment of 55., grant to
any person not under sixteen years of age, who shall
produce a satisfactory certificate of his good character
and. ability to act as a drover, a license to drive cattle,
sheep, calves, or lambs, within the aforesaid limits, and
in every such licence shall be specified the number
thereof with the name, place of abode, and age, together
with a description of the person to whom the same shall
be granted ; and every licence shall bear date the day
it is granted and continue in force until the first of July
next after the date, except it shall be sooner revoked,
and except during the time it shall be suspended.
4. That the clerk of the market or such other, person
aforesaid shall at the time of granting every license de-
liver to the person to whom the same shall be granted,
a ticket made of iron or other metal, and marked in
raised brass figures or otherwise the armorial bearings
of the City of London and a number corresponding
with the number which shall be inserted in the license,
and also an Abs:ract of all such rules, orders, and ordi-
nances made by the .Court as shall be in force at the
time of granting such license, and of the penalties an-
nexed to the breach of such rules, orders, and ordi-
nances.

5. That every person duly licensed as aforesaid shall
at all times during his employment wear the ticket which
shall have been delivered to him conspicuously upon the
upper and outer part of the left arm, in such manner that
the number thereon shall at all times be distinctly visible
and legible ; and if any person licensed as aforesaid shall
not at all times during his employment wear the ticket
delivered to him as before directed, or shall refuse to
produce the same for inspection when required, or shall
refuse to permit any person to note the number on such
ticket, every person so offending shall for every offence
forfeit any sum not exceeding 40s. nor less than 10s.
6. That the clerk of the said market, or such other
person as aforesaid, be authorised during one calendar
month preceding the Ist of July in any year to issue
licenses, to take effect from the date thereof and to con-
tinue in force (except as aforesaid) until the Ist of July
in the following year.
7. That the particulars of every license shall be regis-
tered in a book, which any person shall be at liberty to
inspect without payment of any fee.
8. That upon the expiration of any license the person
to whom the same shall have been granted shall deliver
up such license and the ticket relating thereto to the
Clerk of the Market, or such other person as aforesaid ;
and if after the expiration of such license the person to
whom the same shall have been granted shall use or wear
the ticket relating' thereto, or shall not within the space
of three days deliver up the ticket, every person so of-
fending shall for every offence forfeit any sum not ex-
ceeding 40s. nor less than 10s.
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9. That Whenever any licensed person shall change
his place of abode he shall within three days give
notice thereof, in writing signed by him, to the Clerk
of the Market, or such other person as aforesaid, speci-
fying his new place of abode, and shall produce his
license to the Clerk of the Market, or such other per-
son as aforesaid, who shall endorse thereon and register
in the said book the particulars of such change ; and if
any licensed person shall change his place of abode and
omit to give notice thereof as aforesaid, every person so
offending shall for every offence forfeit any sum not ex-
ceeding 405., nor less than 10s.
11. That whenever the number on any ticket shall
become obliterated or defaced, so that the same shall not
be distinctly visible and legible, such ticket shall be de-
livered up to the Clerk of the Market, or such other
person as aforesaid who is authorised, upon payment of
2s. 6d., to issue another ticket of a corresponding num-
ber ; and if any person shall wear or use any ticket
after it shall have become obliterated or defaCed, so that
the number shall not be distinctly visible and legible,
every person so offending shall,
for every offence, forfeit
any sum not exceeding 405., nor less than 10s.
11. All sticks or other instruments used by persons
engaged in driving cattle, sheep, calves, or lambs within
the aforesaid limits shall be stamped with such distin-
guishing mark as the Clerk of the Market, or such other
person as aforesaid, shall deem expedient ; and if any
person shall use any stick or instrument which shall not
have been so marked, every person so offending shall for
every offence forfeit any sum not exceeding 40s. nor less
than 10s.
This Report was, after considerable discussion, sent
back to the Committee for further consideration.—Ad-
journed.

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MR: JUSTICE BOSANQUET —.-We regret
state that Mr. Justice Bosanquet, in consequence of in-
disposition, is unable to go the Home Circuit, which his
Lordship had' selected. Mr. Serjeant Taddy has been
appointed to perform the official duties of the Learned
judge at the ensuing Assizes, which commence on Wed-
pesday next.