Local Government Board's Provisional Orders Confirmation (No.4) Act 1882

JurisdictionUK Non-devolved
Citation1882 c. lxii
[45 &
-1G
VICT,
j Local Government Board's
[Ch. lxii.]
Provisional Orders Confirmation (No.
4)
Act, 1882.
CHAPTER lxii.
An Act
to
confirm certain Provisional Orders
of
the Local A.D. 1882.
Government Eoard relating
to
the Eural Sanitary District
of the Billericay Union, the City and County
of
Bristol, the
Local Government District
of
Cornpton Gifford, the Rural
Sanitary District
of the
Farnham Union,
the
Local
Go-
vernment Districts
of
Hendon
and
Madron, the Borough
of Nottingham,
the
Local Government Districts
of
Eusholme
and
Torquay,
the
Borough
of
Walsall,
the
Improvement
Act
District
of
West Bronrwich,
and the
Local Government District
of
Worthing. [3rd July 1882]
W
HEREAS
the
Local Government Board have, as regards the
districts herein mentioned, made
the
Provisional Orders
set
forth
in the
Schedule hereto, under
the
provisions
of the
Public
38 & 39
Vkt.
Health Act, 1875 : c- ss-
And whereas
it is
requisite that
the
said Orders should
be
confirmed by Parliament, and that the provisions herein contained
should be enacted with reference to three of such Orders
:
Be
it
therefore enacted by the Queen'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 set out in the schedule hereto shall
be
and
the
The Orders
same
are
hereby confirmed, and
all the
provisions thereof shall,
in
Schedule
from and after
the
passing
of
this Act, have full validity
and
force.
2.
The mayor, aldermen,
and
burgesses
of the
city
of
Bristol, Special pro-
acting by the council
as
the urban sanitary authority for
the
city ^tin^to^iic:
and county of Bristol, shall not interfere with or do anything
to
affect Bristol
the title to any
of
the subjects
or
any rights, powers, or authorities
.er'
mentioned in or reserved by sections twenty-ono and twenty-two of
the Crown Lands Act, 1866;
and
shall
not
take, use,
or in
any
29 & 30
Vict.
[Local.-62.}
A 1
A.D.
1882,
Special pro-
visions re-
lating to the
Torquay
Order.
Works not
lo be con-
structed
on shore
without con-
sent of
Board of
Trade.
[Ch.
lxii.]
Local Government Board's [45
&
46 VICT.]
Provisional Orders Confirmation (Nd. 4) Act, 1882.
manner interfere with any land or hereditaments, or any rights of
whatsoever description belonging to the Queen's most Excellent
Majesty in right of Her Crown, and under the management of
the Commissioners of Her Majesty's Woods, Eorests, and Land
Revenues, or either of them, without the consent in writing of
the same Commissioners, or one of them, on behalf of Her Majesty,
first had and obtained for that purpose (which consent such Com-
missioners are hereby respectively authorised to give); neither shall
anything in this Act contained extend to take away, prejudice,
diminish, or alter any of the estates, rights, privileges, powers, or
authorities vested in or enjoyed or exerciseable by the Queen's
Majesty, her heirs or successors.
The owners or reputed owners of the lands numbered 3 and 4 on
the deposited plans referred to in tbe schedule to the Provisional
Order relating to the city and county of Bristol hereby confirmed,
shall be deemed to be described as " Her Majesty in right of Her
Crown or Edward Burges and the Mayor, Aldermen, and Burgesses
of the City of Bristol " in lieu of " Edward Burges and the Mayor,
Aldermen, and Burgesses of the City of Bristol" in the said schedule
mentioned.
3.
The Torquay Local Board of Health shall, as regards the
Local Government District of Torquay, and the beach and shore
w'ithin that district, and within the part of the parish of Cockington
described in Article IV. of the Torquay Order hereby confirmed, be
empowered to make byelaws for all or any of the following purposes;
viz.,
(a.) for requiring the owners or persons in charge of bathing
machines to provide such boats and other apparatus as may
appear to the Torquay Local Board of Health to be expedient,
for the purpose of saving life:
(b.) for fixing the places at which such life saving apparatus
shall be deposited, and the times when, and the limits within
which, such boats shall be in attendance.
4.
The Torquay Local Board of Health shall not construct any
works on any part of the shore of the sea, where and so far up the
same as the tide flows and reflows, without the previous consent
of the Board of Trade, to be signified in writing, and then only
according to such plan and under such restrictions and regulations
as the said Board approve of, such approval being signified as last
aforesaid; and where any such work shall have been constructed
with such consent as aforesaid, the said Local Board of Health shall
not at any time alter or extend the same without obtaining,
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[45 & 46
VICT.]
Local Government Board's [Ch.
lxii.]
Provisional Orders Confirmation {No. 4) Act, 1882.
previously to making any such alteration or extension, the like A.D. 1882.
consents or approvals; and if any such work shall be commenced
or completed without such consent or approval, the said Board of
Trade may abate and remove the same and restore the site thereof
to its former condition at the costs of the said Local Board of
Health, and the amount of such costs shall be a debt due to the
Crown, and recoverable against the said Local Board of Health
accordingly.
5.
Whereas the Public Libraries Act, 1855, has been adopted in Special pro-
the Improvement Act District of West Bromwich (herein-after "sionsre-
1 . , latin g to the
referred to as "the District"), and by Section 7 of that Act the WestBrom-
expenses of carrying that Act into execution in any Improvement
7s°i'I'Q'V^V
Act District, in which the same has been adopted, are required to c, 70.
be paid out of the improvement rate, and the Improvement Com-
missioners in any such district are empowered to levy as part of
the improvement rate, or by a separate rate to be assessed and
recovered in like manner as an improvement rate, such sums of
money as shall be from time to time necessary for defraying such
expenses;
And whereas the amount owing by the West Bromwich Improve-
ment Commissioners (herein-after referred to as "the Commis-
sioners "), under the Public Libraries Act, 1855: on the security of
the rate thereby authorised to be levied, is one thousand eight
hundred and fifty-four pounds four shillings and fourpence;
And whereas the amount owing by the Commissioners under the
Public Health Act, 1875, on the credit of the funds and rates out
of which they are authorised to defray expenses incurred by them
in the execution of that Act is twenty-four thousand three hundred
and four pounds seventeen shillings and sixpence;
And whereas by the Order hereby confirmed relating to the
District, certain provisions contained in the West Bromwich Im- i7&i8Viol.
provement Act, 1854 (herein-after referred to as " the Local Act"), c- c iiu
enabling the Commissioners to levy certain rates, out of which their
expenses under the Public Libraries Act, 1855, and the Public
Health Act, 1875, are at present defrayed, are repealed; and by the
said Order it is provided that subject to the provisions thereof all
expenses which, but for such Order, would have been payable out
of any rate leviable under any section thereby repealed shall be
payable out of a district fund and general district rate to be levied
by the Commissioners under the Public Health Act, 1875;
Be it enacted as follows :
(a.) The said sums of one thousand eight hundred and fifty-four
pounds four shillings and fourpence and twenty-four thousand
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