by a Act OF parliament in the car it be enact that all and every person that  inhabit within the city of London and Westminster suburb and liberty thereof  and burrow of Southwark or in any the new build street lane alley and public  place before their respective house building and wall twice every week  videlicet Wednesday and Saturday and all the soil dirt and other filth shall  cause to be take up into basket tub or other vessel ready for the scavenger or  other officer to carry away upon pain of three shilling four penny for every  offence or neglect respective that no person whatsoever shall throw cast or  lie or cause to be cast throw or lie any seacoleasbes dust dirt or other filth  with the say city and place aforesaid in any place street lane or alley before  his her or their own dwell house building or wall on the penalty of five  shilling and if before the house building c of any of their neighbour or other  inhabitant of the say city or place or before or against any church churchyard  or any of his majesty house building or wall or any other public house  building c or cast lie or throw c into any common or public sink vault  watercourse commonsewer or highway within the city or place c or any other  private vault or sink of any of his neighbour or other inhabitant any dust ash  filth ordure or other noisome thing whatsoever but shall keep or cause the  same to be keep in their respective house c until such time as the raker  scavenger c or other officer do come by or near their house or door with his  cart barrow or other thing use for the cleanse of the street and carry away  thereof and then shall carry the say ash dust c out of their house and deliver  it to the raker scavenger or officer or otherwise put the same into his cart c  upon pain to forfeit twenty shilling for every offence the respective  churchwarden housekeeper of Whitehall or other his majesty house housekeeper  or porter of nobleman house usher or keeper of the court of justice and all  other public house and place respective shall be liable to suffer the like  penalty forfeiture and punishment for every like forementioned offence do or  suffer to be do before any church churchyard or before any of his majesty  house nobleman house building or before any other public house or place  whatsoever respective No person shall hoop wash or cleanse any pipe barrel or  other cask or vessel in any the street lane or other passage aforesaid nor set  out any empty coach to make or mend or rough timber or stone to be see or  wrought in the street upon pain of twenty shillin S for every offence the  raker scavenger and officer hereunto appoint every day in the week except  Sunday and other bolydayes shall bring cart dungpots or other fit carriage  into all the street within their respective ware parish and division where  such cart c can pass and at or before their approach by bell clapper or  otherwise shall make loud noise and give notice to the inhabitant of their  come and so into every court alley or place where cart can pass and abide or  stay there calthrop er p a convenient time that all person concern may bring  four their respective ash dust c to the respective cart c all which the say  rzaker scavenger or officer shall carry away upon pain of forty shilling for  every offence or neglect respective all the open street lane and alley within  the city and place aforesaid be to be sufficient repair and pave and keep pave  and sufficient repair at the cost of the householder in the say street lane c  respective videlicet every householder to repair and pave and keep repair and  pave the street and lane c before his house unto the channel or middle of the  same street or lane c upon pain of forfeit twenty shilling for every rod and  after that proportion for a less quantity for every default and twenty  shilling a week for every weetc after till it be sufficient pave and amend  provide such ancient street lane c within the say city or either of they the  suburb or liberty thereof as by custom and usage have be repair in other  manner shall be hereafter repair pa ved and to love dead in such sort by such  person as have use to repair pave and maintain the same under the penalty  aforesaid every householder within the say city and place afore viaid who  house adjoin unto or be next the street from Michaelmas till our Laclyday  yearly shall set or hang out candle or light in lantern or otherwise in same  part of his house next the street to enlighten the same for passenger from  such time as it shall grow dark until nine of the clock in the evening upon  pain of be for every default every justice of either bench baron of the  Exchequeir and justice of the peace of London and Wistminster have power on  their own view or proof by one witness upon oath to convict person offend  against this Act and to dispose the penalty towards mend and cleanse the  street if upon proof half to the party inform if upon conviction by view then  the whole to the repair and cleanse the street or way to be levy by warrant  from any justice uuder his hand and seal direct to the constable or other  officer of the same parish by distress and sale of his good and for default if  no peer imprisonment until payment within London and the liberty thereof the  scavenger raker and such like officer shall be elect and the rate and  assessment for they for the cleanse of the street shall be rate ray d and pay  by the parishioner and inhabitant of every parish and precinct accord to the  ancient custom and usage of the city and all new message tenement and house  shall be rate and assess and pay proportionable with the other in Westminster  the say officer shall be choose accord to the custom of that city and the rate  pay accord to the custom of that city in all other parish or place upon every  Tuesday or Wedtlesday in easter week the constable churchwarden and overseer  for the poorg surveyor of the highway of every parish aforesaid give notice  and call together such inhabitant of their parish as have bear the like office  they or the great number of they shall appoint two that be tradesman in their  parish to be scavenger for the street c of each ware to continue for a year  who shall perform the office upon pain of twenty pound but upon refusal other  shall be choose the same penalty to be levy and employ for mend the street and  way of the same parish by distress and sale of the offender good and  imprisonment by default by warrant as aforesaid within twenty day after  election of such officer a tax or pound rate shall be make by the inhabitant  of every parish which be confirm by two justice of the peace shall be  quarterly pay upon demand by the officer appoint and upon refusal levy by  distress and sale of the good by warrant from two justice of the peace and for  lack of distress by imprisonment of the offender not be a peer until payment  provide all action against person for execute this act shall be lie in their  proper county and the defendant may plead the general issue and recover double  cost if wrongful vex by the same statute no hackney coachman licence shall  take for his hire in or about the city of London and Westminster above she for  a day reckon hour to the day and not above d for the first hour and d for  every hour after and no gentleman or other person shall pay from any of the  inn of court or calthrop er p thereabouts to any part of saint James or  Westminster above d and the same rate to the same place or thereabouts back  again and from any of the say inn of court or thereabouts to the royal  exchange d to the tower of London Bishopgate street algates or thereabouts d  and so from the say place to the inn of court and the lil e rate from and to  any place of like distance and if any coachman shall refuse to do act or exact  more for his hire then tlereby limit he shall for every offence forfeit she  Bulstrode er p Bulstrode report volume the report of edward Bulstrode of the  Inner temple esquire in three part of diverse resolution and judgement give  with great advice and mature deliberation by the grave reverend and learned  judge and sage of the law of case and matter in the law with the reason and  cause of their say judgement give in the court OF king bench in the time of  the reign of king james and king Charles the second impression careful correct