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<p>11.  Stream runs through A's<lb/>
&amp; B's land.  B puts poison<lb/>
or filth into it.</p>
<p>12.  One makes spirit of<lb/>
sulphur, oil of vitriol,<lb/>
&amp; oil of aqua fortis: –<lb/>
dye house, smelting<lb/>
house, smith's forge,<lb/>
watch house, &amp; stable<lb/>
with filth.</p>
<p>13.  Smelting house –<lb/>
vapour thereof kills the<lb/>
herbage.</p>
<p>14.  A keeps gun powder<lb/>
so near as to endanger<lb/>
the buildings of B.</p>
<p>15.  Or dogs in his own<lb/>
land that prevent B's<lb/>
family from sleeping.</p>
<p>16.  <add><gap/> In N. Eng<hi rend="superscript">d</hi> <unclear>decided</unclear></add>  Bawdy Houses and<lb/>
Gaming houses:  </p>
<p>22 Aug 1826<lb/>
<p>22 Aug 1826<lb/>
<head>Nuisances  Penal Code</head><note>Ch II  Offences aff<hi rend="superscript">g.</hi> person &amp; property</note></p>
<head>Nuisances  Penal Code</head><note>Ch II  Offences aff<hi rend="superscript">g.</hi> person &amp; property</note></p>
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– or obstructs a prospect.</p>
– or obstructs a prospect.</p>
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<p>11.  Stream runs through A's<lb/>
&amp; B's land.  B puts poison<lb/>
or filth into it.</p>
<p>12.  One makes spirit of<lb/>
sulphur, oil of vitriol,<lb/>
&amp; oil of aqua fortis: –<lb/>
dye house, smelting<lb/>
house, smith's forge,<lb/>
watch house, &amp; stable<lb/>
with filth.</p>
<p>13.  Smelting house –<lb/>
vapour thereof kills the<lb/>
herbage.</p>
<p>14.  A keeps gun powder<lb/>
so near as to endanger<lb/>
the buildings of B.</p>
<p>15.  Or dogs in his own<lb/>
land that prevent B's<lb/>
family from sleeping.</p>
<p>16.  <add><gap/> In N. Eng<hi rend="superscript">d</hi> <unclear>decided</unclear></add>  Bawdy Houses and<lb/>
Gaming houses; dividing<lb/>
a house in town for
many poor families:<lb/>
putting a <unclear>ship</unclear> in a place<lb/>
designed for market boats;<lb/>
or placing a brew house<lb/>
or glass house so as to <gap/><lb/>
the neighbour<lb/>
food:  <del><gap/></del></p>
<p>17.  Same – Disorderly<lb/>
<unclear>musical</unclear> houses, &amp;<lb/>
stage plays not licensed;<lb/>
<unclear>booths</unclear> &amp; <gap/> for <gap/><lb/>
&amp; <gap/>;<lb/>
great-<gap/> in the night<lb/>
with a speaking  <unclear>trumpet</unclear>;<lb/>
fire works, eaves droppers<lb/>
&amp; <gap/> scolds.</p>
<pb/>
<p>18.  Nuisance continued<lb/>
after judgment;  or<lb/>
being the work of A. is<lb/>
continued by B.</p>
<p>19.  A conveys land to B.<lb/>
reserving the right to erect<lb/>
mill dams &amp; such<lb/>
parts of the land as<lb/>
should be <unclear>flowed</unclear> for the<lb/>
use of mills.  B conveyed<lb/>
<add>a part</add> to  on the same terms.<lb/>
C. Built a dam near to<lb/>
B. as to overflow B's land.</p>
<p>20.  A falls into a <gap/><lb/>
dug across the highway.<lb/>
– A's servant <gap/>.<lb/>
Both <gap/>.</p>
<p>20.  A owns a house which<lb/>
stands between that of B.<lb/>
&amp; that of C. who pull theirs<lb/>
down, leaving his exposed<lb/>
in such a way that it<lb/>
is rendered unfit to live<lb/>
in.</p>
<p>21.  A. knowingly keeps<lb/>
two vicious rams which<lb/>
<unclear>treat</unclear> into B;s enclosure<lb/>
and kill his ram/</p>
<p>22.  A makes starch &amp;<lb/>
keeps hogs near B's<lb/>
house.</p>
<p>23.  Digs so as to darken<lb/>
B's lights:  erects a privy<lb/>
near the plaintiffs house.</p>
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22 Aug 1826
Nuisances Penal CodeCh II Offences affg. person & property

1. Selling adulterated
flour, pipe , bean
, bones etc.

. A suffers the spouts
of his house to be ,
whereby B's damaged.

3. Lessee overcharges his
loan with , which
falls through.

4. A. sells grass on his
land to B, who cuts it
& leaves it there to rot.

5. A having a way
over B's land, he ploughs
it.

6. One A. stops a highway,
so that B. has to go by
a longer & more difficult
way & loses his business.

7. Ancient lights. A builds
a new house & sells the adjoining
land to B. who builds
to stop A's lights:

8. A sells the house to B;
& then erects another
on the adjoining land,
so as to stop the lights.

9. Case 7. A buys back
the land & house of B. before
action.

10. One keeps hogs or
other noisome animals
or keeps a lime kiln, taming
bats, tallow chandler
– or obstructs a prospect.


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11. Stream runs through A's
& B's land. B puts poison
or filth into it.

12. One makes spirit of
sulphur, oil of vitriol,
& oil of aqua fortis: –
dye house, smelting
house, smith's forge,
watch house, & stable
with filth.

13. Smelting house –
vapour thereof kills the
herbage.

14. A keeps gun powder
so near as to endanger
the buildings of B.

15. Or dogs in his own
land that prevent B's
family from sleeping.

16. In N. Engd decided Bawdy Houses and
Gaming houses; dividing
a house in town for many poor families:
putting a ship in a place
designed for market boats;
or placing a brew house
or glass house so as to
the neighbour
food:

17. Same – Disorderly
musical houses, &
stage plays not licensed;
booths & for
& ;
great- in the night
with a speaking trumpet;
fire works, eaves droppers
& scolds.


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18. Nuisance continued
after judgment; or
being the work of A. is
continued by B.

19. A conveys land to B.
reserving the right to erect
mill dams & such
parts of the land as
should be flowed for the
use of mills. B conveyed
a part to on the same terms.
C. Built a dam near to
B. as to overflow B's land.

20. A falls into a
dug across the highway.
– A's servant .
Both .

20. A owns a house which
stands between that of B.
& that of C. who pull theirs
down, leaving his exposed
in such a way that it
is rendered unfit to live
in.

21. A. knowingly keeps
two vicious rams which
treat into B;s enclosure
and kill his ram/

22. A makes starch &
keeps hogs near B's
house.

23. Digs so as to darken
B's lights: erects a privy
near the plaintiffs house.


Identifier: | JB/064/124/001"JB/" can not be assigned to a declared number type with value 64.

Date_1

1826-08-26

Marginal Summary Numbering

1-23

Box

064

Main Headings

Penal Code

Folio number

124

Info in main headings field

Nuisances Penal Code

Image

001

Titles

Category

Marginal summary sheet

Number of Pages

1

Recto/Verso

recto

Page Numbering

Penner

Watermarks

J WHATMAN TURKEY MILL 1824

Marginals

Paper Producer

Jonathan Blenman

Corrections

Paper Produced in Year

1824

Notes public

ID Number

20478

Box Contents

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