Transcripts From the Municipal Archives of Winchester, And Other Documents, Elucidating the Government, Manners, And Customs of the Same City, From the Thirteenth Century to the Present Period
Transcripts From the Municipal Archives of Winchester, And Other Documents, Elucidating the Government, Manners, And Customs of the Same City, From the Thirteenth Century to the Present Period
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Imprimis^ It is agreed by the hole assembly, as well for the cleanlines, decency, and sweetnes of the ayre wth this citie, as also for avoydinge of infections wch often happeneth by filthye savours, that there shal be a common Skavenger to dense and carry away into Staple Garden, or any othr convenient place, from tyme to tyme as occasion shal be, to be appointed, all such durte, duste, and other thinge used for Skavengers to carry, two dales in the weeke, viz., Wednesday and Satterday weekely,... in wch two dales everye Inhabitant of the citye shall make and lay ready such durte, duste, and other things wch they have meete to be carryed by the Skavenger, for him to take up and carry awaye ; and that if any pson of the said citye shall laye or cast oute into the streete any durte, duste, or other things meete to be carryed by the Skavinger, wch the Skavingr shoulde take up and carry away, in any other day then the dales appointed for carriage of the same, Mr., Mrs., or dames of any that so shall offend, shall forfaite for every offence 2" ; th one halfe to him or her that shall finde out th offence and offender, and th other halfe to the poore of the citie, to be levyed p'sently uppon oomplainte and pfe thereof to be made before the Maior of the said city, by distresse by any officer to be appointed by the Maior of the said citie for the tyme beinge.
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Imprimis^ It is agreed by the hole assembly, as well for the cleanlines, decency, and sweetnes of the ayre wth this citie, as also for avoydinge of infections wch often happeneth by filthye savours, that there shal be a common Skavenger to dense and carry away into Staple Garden, or any othr convenient place, from tyme to tyme as occasion shal be, to be appointed, all such durte, duste, and other thinge used for Skavengers to carry, two dales in the weeke, viz., Wednesday and Satterday weekely,... in wch two dales everye Inhabitant of the citye shall make and lay ready such durte, duste, and other things wch they have meete to be carryed by the Skavenger, for him to take up and carry awaye ; and that if any pson of the said citye shall laye or cast oute into the streete any durte, duste, or other things meete to be carryed by the Skavinger, wch the Skavingr shoulde take up and carry away, in any other day then the dales appointed for carriage of the same, Mr., Mrs., or dames of any that so shall offend, shall forfaite for every offence 2" ; th one halfe to him or her that shall finde out th offence and offender, and th other halfe to the poore of the citie, to be levyed p'sently uppon oomplainte and pfe thereof to be made before the Maior of the said city, by distresse by any officer to be appointed by the Maior of the said citie for the tyme beinge.
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