Local Government Board's Provisional Orders Confirmation (No.7) Act 1909

JurisdictionUK Non-devolved
Citation1909 c. cxxii
[9
EDW.
7.] Local
Government
Board's [Ch. CXXiL]
Provisional Orders
Confirmation
{No. 7) Act, 1909.
CHAPTER cxxii.
An Act to confirm certain Provisional Orders of the
A.D.
1909.
Local Government Board relating to Birmingham and
Wakefield. [16th August 1909.]
W
HEREAS the Local Government Board have made the
Provisional Orders set forth in the schedule hereto under
the provisions of the Local Government Act 1888:
51 & 52
Vict.
c. 41.
And whereas it is requisite that the said Orders should be
confirmed by Parliament:
Be it therefore enacted by the King's most Excellent Majesty
by and with the advice and consent of the Lords Spiritual and
Temporal and Commons in this present Parliament assembled
and by the authority of the same as follows:
1.
The Orders as altered and set out in the schedule hereto
Orders
in
shall be and the same are hereby s confirmed and all the provisions s^^gd
thereof shall have full validity and force.
2.
This Act may be cited as ,the Local Government Board's Short title.
Provisional Orders Confirmation (No. 1) Act 1909.
[Price 2s. M.]
[Ch..
CXXii.] Local Government Board's [9
EDW.
7.1
Provisional Orders Confirmation {No. 7) Act, 1909.
A.D.
1909. SCHEDULE.
CITY OF BIRMINGHAM.
Birmingham Provisional Order made in pursuance of Sections 54 and 59
To the Lord Mayor Aldermen and Citizens of the City of
Birmingham;
To the Justices of the Peace for the said City;
To the Court of Quarter Sessions for the said City;
To the Justices of the Peace for the County of Warwick in
Quarter Sessions assembled
;
To the Justices of the Peace for the County of Worcester-in
Quarter Sessions assembled
;
To the County Council of Warwick;
To the County Council of Worcester;
To the Rural District Council of Halesowen;
To the Guardians of the Poor of the King's Norton Union;
To the Guardians of the Poor of the Stourbridge Union;
To the Parish Council of Quinton;
To the Overseers of the Poor of the Parish of Quinton;
To the Birmingham Tame and Rea District Drainage Board;
To the Stourbridge and Halesowen Hospital Committee;
And to all others whom it may concern.
51 & 52
Vict.
WHEREAS by Section 54 of the Local Government Act L888 the
°- Local Government Board are empowered to make a Provisional Order
for altering the boundary of any Borough and by such Order to divide
or alter any electoral division;
And whereas the City of Birmingham is a County Borough within
the meaning of the Local Government Act 1888 and is for the purposes
of that Act situate in the County of Warwick and the inhabitants
are a body corporate by the name of the Lord Mayor Aldermen and
Citizens of the City of Birmingham and act by the Council of the
said City which now consists of the Lord Mayor (who is also an
Alderman) seventeen other Aldermen and fifty-four Councillors;
2
[9 EDWI
7.] Local Government Board's [Oh. CXxii.]
Provisional Orders Confirmation (No. 7) Act, 1909.
And whereas
the
said City
is for
thepurposes
of the
election
of
A.D. 1909.
Councillors divided into eighteen wards one
of
which
is
known
as the
Birmdn'liam
Edghaston
and
Harhorne Ward;
Order.
And whereas
the
said. City
is an
Urban Sanitary District
of
which
the Lord Mayor Aldermen
and
Citizens acting
by the
Council
are the
Urban Sanitary Authority;
And whereas
the
said City has
a
separate court
of
quarter, sessions
commission
of the
peace police force recorder
and
coroner;
-• And
whereas
in
pursuance
of the
Education
Act
1902
the
Council 2 Edw. 7.
of
the
said City
are the
local education authority;
\
c. 42.
And whereas
the
unrepealed provisions
of the
Local Acts specified
in Part
I. of
the First Schedule and
in
Part
I. of the
Second Schedule
to this Order
and of the
Confirmation Acts specified
in
'Part
II. of the
First Schedule
and in
Part
H. of the
Second Schedule
to
this Order
so
far as the
last-mentioned Acts relate
to the
Orders specified
in the
said Schedules
are in
force
in the
said City;
And whereas
the
Urban Sanitary Authority
of the
said City have
adopted
the
provisions
of
(a)
The
Infectious Disease (Prevention)
Act
1890
;
53 & 54 Vict.
c. 34.
(b)
The
Public Health Acts Amendment
Act
1890 ; 53 & 54 Tict.
c. 59.
(c)
The
Notification
of
Births
Act
1907; 7 Edw. 7.
c. 40.
and those provisions
are
accordingly
in
force
in the
said City;
. -
And whereas
the
Baths and Washhouses Acts 1846
to
1899
and the
ȣ
1°J!C*-C-S-
10
&•
11
Vict. c.
61.
Public Libraries Acts 1892
to
1901
are in
force
in the
said City; St^victeia):
59
& 60
Vict!
c!
59!
And whereas the Council of the said City are the authority for Mlsevicticii*.
the execution of the Burial Acts 1852 to 1906 within the City; \E^'C.W.
15 &
16
Vict.
c.
85.
And whereas
the
said City
is a
Constituent District
of the
6 Edw-
*
°-
**
Birmingham Tame
and Rea
Main Sewerage District
of
which
the
governing body
is the
Birmingham Tame
and Rea
District Drainage
Board;
,-..
And whereas
the
Parish
of
Quinton
in the
Administrative County
of Worcester immediately adjoins
the
said City
and is a
contributory
place
in the
Rural District
of
Halesowen
and is
subject
to
>the juris-
diction
of the
Rural District Council
of
Halesowen
and one
Rural
District Councillor
is
elected
for the
said Parish
of
Quinton;
r. And whereas the said Rural District Couneil have adopted the
'provisions of the Infectious Disease (Prevention) Act 1890 and the
53
&
54
Vict.
provisions of Part HI. of the Public Health Acts Amendment Act 1890
°-
** ^
which are applicable to Rural Districts and those provisions are c, 59,
accordingly in force in the said Rural' District;
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