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to be kept at the said office for that purpose the descriptioo
of such property, and the name and *tidies of thee**
who shall bring the same, and the day os which k sheik be
brought; and the property so enteral shall be neditMit•
!the=who shall prove, to the of Aholeili
ere, that the same =vie 'silts
r paying allexpenen wuti *eh
le sum to•the driver wise kestight an
with.
to the value of the operty In ;reknit the end
ciallipbeni shall award : Pttatided nkiffas. 41148 sad
preplan shall not be claimed by and rend to baling to
some person within one year after the ernes &Whore been
deposited, (the same having ben advertise( 10 each mOomr
•as the said Commissioners may dint,) such' repay del
be delivered up to the driver wise brought and/vomited dirt
same, provided he shall apply for the ere within at
calendar month next after the miriade, of the ,said ewe
year; and in default of nab application by amend driver
within the time limited as dorm- aid,ihs said Omentissioners
'shall cause such property to be nil or othenein disposed'
of, and the proceeds thereof to be paid one to the Receiver
General of stamp duties, to be carried to the rale account.
L. Penalty for permitting pen.= to aide withonsconstet
of the hirer, 20s.
LI. Improperly standing with carriage, or feeding hones
in the street; refusing to glee way to, or reenacting any
other driver • or depriving him of his fare; rnalty 201.
LII. Carriages may stand two in breadth in Palace Yard.
LIII. A clear space of ten feet to be left after every four
Imeltn_ey carriages on any standing. Penalty 20s.
LW. The Court of Aldermen authorised to make orders
for regulating, hackney carriages in the city of Loudon and
in the borough of Southwark. Penalty on persons offending
against such orders, 51. •
LV. Penalty for leaving carriages unattended at places of
public resort, 20s.
•
LVL That if the proprietor or driver of any
ha
carthige, or any other person having the OM thOTOOr,=
by intoxication, or by wanton and furious (*.riving, or by any
other wilful mieneftes, injure'or endanger any person in
his life, limbs, or property, or if any such proprietor or driver,
or if any Mamma or aiskant to the drivers of hackney
carriages, shall make use of any abusive or insulting kn.
guage, or be guilty of other rude behaviour, to or towards
any person whatever, dk shall assault or obstruct any officer
of stamp duties, or any officer of police, constable, or other
race officer, watchman, or patrole, in the execution of his
*sty, every such proprietor, driver, Waterman. or assistant,
if other person so offending in any of the several eases afire-
laid, shall forfeit five pounds, and in default of payment
thereof he shall be committed to the common gaol or house
of correction fur any time not exceeding twocalendar months;
and after the conviction of any such proprietor or Waterman,
OT assistant, for any such offence as aforesaid, it shall be law.
ful for the commissioners of stamp, if they shall think fit,
to revoke the licence *luny such proprietor or Waterman or
assistant, and to refuse to grant hint any farther licence in
future.

LVII. Justices empire/mod to sired compensation to
drivers or watermen for disk loss of timely standing to an-
swer complaints which shall not be substantiated against
them.

LVIII. Commlasitatcroffositivitotice of the macadam
of licences.
LIZ. Names of plates of ilia& of owners of waggons,
carts, &e. to be painted theremi.
L.Y. Penalty for sreing• gramma, &e. upon which the
names and places of abode sew wet painted, &L
LXI. Dudes and maiden bow recoverable.
LXII. Before wham Ames' shall be beard and deter-
mined.

-1.31111. Mode of peeceedingthe penalties before a justice
of the peace. • . •
LXIV. In what mintier gook &strained under this act
shall be sold.
LXV. Stimmonsekconvictions, and warrants to be drawn
up according to the forme in the schedule.
LXVI. Justices may issue warrants or summonses against
proprietors, driven and erstentith.
LXVII. That if arty person who shall be summoned es
a witness to give evidence before any justice of the peace;
touching the moms alleged in or relating to any Infoema-'
don, complaint or other proceeding depending "before such
justice Imam the authority of this act, shall neglect or re-
fuse to appear before such justice at the time and plies to be
for that purpose appointed, without a reasonable excess to
be allowed by such- justice, or if any person so summoned
shall appeakbut shalt -refuse to be examined and give evi-
dence before such justice touching the matters aforesaid,
• every person so camas' shall forfeit five pounds.
IA VII L Service of ITuetioes summons.
LXIX. Penalty on canitable Telhling to serve a summons
or execute a wanant,4lll.
WILL Jusdancsay mitigate penalties.
LXXI. That all pecuniary penalties which shell be row
vend before any justice of the pesos tinder the provisions of
this act, shall respectively be divided,. one moiet to his
Majesty, and the other roolety thetvot(mith foesoat%)
to the person who shall isfonn, end pthsecote the
same.
Informants or complainants not dhqualiSsd
from being wanness.
LXXV. Dutisssanted by 80 0 3 c. 41. on hawkers end,
palliest', to be_poli ononomeisionnv of Nampo.
LXXVI. noot *AO SO 0.3 c. 41. and of soy Waif
act relating to disaissikers and pedlars, to be of as,
full fore, as if.aepcegd hethjeict. •
LXXVII. That 4811 ores-when pe, other rriodal
dilly dud for thieniatoencentent of any of the abuses of
provisions of this oar* Arno gill osninunee gull taki'
effect on the fifth diy.of January, in the year one thousand
eight htindred mid thhty.tms.- - •
• aftemensessammnsamome
WINDSOR CASTLE AND BUCKINGHAM'
•
PALACE.

The select committee appointed lo inquire into
matters connected with Windsor Castle .and,
Buckingham Palate, and to whom the papers pre-
sented to the House by his Majesty's command on
the 15th day of February, 1831, togethir with the
minutes of evidence taken by the committee in the
last session of Parliament, and the papers laid be-
fore them, were referred ; have weed to this
their first report, which has reference 'ody to the
furniture of Windsor Castle.