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to apply to the whole or separately to
any part or parts of the district de-
scribed by boundaries in such bye-law,
and may provide as to the subject-matter
thereof, either absolutely or with relation
to the consent of the Council or of the
proper officer of the Board, to be given
or withheld in any case to be in question
under such regulation.

4. Every person who shall make or
   place any stack of hay, corn, straw, or
   other produce, or place as or for the
   covering of any such stack any inflammable material, or deposit any combustible
   material, or light any fire contrary in
   any such case to any regulation under
   this subdivision, and every occupier of
   any premises whereon any stack, or any
   such covering of a stack shall be, or any
   combustible materials have been deposited, if the same, though lawfully
   made, placed, or deposited before the
   coming into force of any such regulation
   shall be there contrary to the tenor of
   such regulation, who shall not within
   seven days after notice from the Board
   so to do remove such stack, covering, or
   materials, or who shall suffer to remain
   any such stack, covering, or materials
   unlawfully made, placed, or deposited
   before the coming into force of such
   regulation, shall forfeit, on conviction of
   such offence, a sum not exceeding five
   pounds, and in every such case a further
   sum not exceeding forty shillings for
   every day after any such conviction during
   which such stack, covering, or materials
   shall so continue.

5. Every person who wilfully sets fire
   to any inflammable matter whatsoever in
   the open air, without having given notice
   in writing to the occupiers of the land
   adjoining to the land upon which such
   matter shall be, and also to the Chairman
   of the Board, of his intention so to do, or
   within twenty-four hours after giving the
   giver of such notices, or between the
   hours of four in the afternoon of any day
   and eight in the morning of the following
   day, shall forfeit a sum not exceeding
   five pounds.

6. Every person who shall light any
   bonfire, tar-barrel, or firework upon or
   within sixty yards of any public or private
   street, or any public place, shall forfeit a
   sum not exceeding five pounds.

7. It shall not be lawful for any person
   to make or place, or to keep or continue
   any fence of brushwood, bushes, or other
   like material within the borough, and
   every person who shall make or place
   any such fence, and every owner or
   occupier of any premises who for seven
   days after notice from the Board to
   remove any such fence thereto appertaining, if lawfully made or placed before the
   coming into operation of this sub-division,
   shall suffer any such fence or any part
   thereof to remain, or who shall suffer to
   remain any such fence unlawfully made
   before such coming into operation, shall
   forfeit, on conviction, for such offence
   a sum not exceeding five pounds, and in
   every such case a further sum not exceeding forty shillings for every day after
   any such conviction during which such
   fence shall continue.

Part VIII.

Clauses 1 to 7 inclusive.

1. It shall be lawful for the Board
   from time to time to make regulations for
   appointing by limits, to be set forth
   therein, portions of the District in which
   it shall not be lawful to keep any swine,
   and if any person shall keep any swine
   within any such prescribed limits he shall
   forfeit for every day during which he shall
   so offend a sum not exceeding five
   pounds.

2. Every person who shall empty any
   privy, or load, carry, remove, or deposit
   any night-soil or offal, or other offensive
   refuse or matter, save between such hours
   of the night, or shall deposit the same
   save at such places as respectively shall
   have been appointed by some regulation
   of the Board in that behalf, or who shall
   use for any such purpose any cart or
   carriage not having a covering proper for
   preventing the escape of the contents of
   such cart, or of the stench thereof, shall
   forfeit for every such offence a sum not
   exceeding five pounds; and it shall be
   lawful for the Board from time to time to
   make such regulations for appointing
   such hours and places aforesaid.

3. It shall be lawful for the Board of
   the District, if the Board shall not as yet
   have provided within such district, and duly
   notified the same as ready for public use,
   to license upon payment of such sum not
   exceeding two pounds as shall be appointed by regulation in that behalf, such
   slaughter-houses as they from time to
   time may think proper for slaughtering
   cattle within the borough, and every such
   licence shall be in force for a year from
   the time of granting the same and no
   longer.

4. Every person who, without having
   such a licence as aforesaid in force, uses
   as a slaughter-house any place within
   such borough as in the last preceding
   section mentioned other than a slaughter-
   house, which was in use at the time of
   the issue of the Proclamation by which
   such district was constituted under the
   provisions of "The Local Boards Act,
   1873," shall for each such offence forfeit,
   on conviction, a sum not exceeding five
   pounds, and a like penalty for every day
   after such conviction upon which he shall
   so offend.

5. Every place which at the time
   of the issue of such Proclamation as
   aforesaid was in use as a slaughter-
   house, and has so continued ever
   since, shall, within one month after...