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B 351258 Dupl B 351258 DUPL P ILE 1837 380SSSSSSSSS TUTTHUTTUITITITI POSETELITUNUIT TATIZO OTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTIVITITUTI SCIENTIA U TTUITUJOUSITA UNIVERSITY LIBRARY ARTES RYARITAS RUTAS OFOF MICHIMICHIGAN OF THE OHISE . PLURIBUSPLURII UNUM INNUMAITHIMMU - - TA QUAERIS -CIRCUMSPICEPENINSULAM AMOENA TTTIV PIKAKOONUNCULUKU OZC0 10 . DAO List HTTTTTTTTTTTTT UTOMONINI 2004 MUUTUNUT A 35 . 942 679141 THE PUBLIC GENERAL ACTS PASSED IN THE TENTH YEAR OF THE REIGN OF HIS MAJESTY KING EDWARD THE SEVENTH AND THE FIRST YEAR OF THE REIGN OF HIS MAJESTY KING GEORGE THE FIFTH ; BEING THE FIRST SESSION OF THE TWENTY -NINTH PARLIAMENT OF THE UNITED KINGDOM OF GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND . WITH AN INDEX , AND TABLES SHOWING THE EFFECT OF THE YEAR ' S LEGISLATION ON THE PUBLIC GENERAL ACTS ; ALSO THE TITLES OF THE LOCAL AND PRIVATE ACTS ARRANGED CONSECUTIVELY AND IN CLASSES . Published by Authority . via LONDON : PRINTED FOR HIS MAJESTY ' S STATIONERY OFFICE , BY THE KING ' S PRINTER . And to be purchased , either directly or through any Bookseller , from WYMAN AND SONS , LTD . , FETTER LANE , E . C . ; or OLIVER AND BOYD , TWEEDDALE COURT , EDINBURGH ; or E . PONSONBY , LTD . , 116 , GRAFTON STREET , DUBLIN . Price Three Shillings . CONTENT S . Table Page I . TABLE OF THE TITLES OF THE PUBLIC GENERAL ACTS PASSED DURING THE SESSION - - - iii THE PUBLIC GENERAL ACTS . II . TABLE OF THE TITLES OF THE LOCAL AND PRIVATE Acts ( INCLUDING THE PUBLIC ACTS OF A LOCAL CHARACTER ) PASSED DURING THE SESSION ARRANGED ACCORDING TO CHAPTER - - - 215 IIA . TABLE OF THE TITLES OF THE LOCAL AND PRIVATE ACTS ( INCLUDING THE PUBLIC ACTS OF A LOCAL CHARACTER ) PASSED DURING THE SESSION ARRANGED ALPHABETICALLY - - - - 232 III . TABLE SHOWING THE EFFECT OF THE YEAR ' S LEGISLATION ON PUBLIC GENERAL ACTS - - 237 IV . TABLE OF THE LOCAL AND PRIVATE ACTS ARRANGED IN CLASSES - - - - - - - 242 V . INDEX TO THE PUBLIC GENERAL ACTS - - - 253 TABLE I . TABLE OF The TITLES of the PUBLIC GENERAL ACTS passed in the First Session of the TWENTY - NINTH Parliament of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and IRELAND . 10 EDWARD 7 . AND 1 GEORGE 5 . - A . D . 1910 . 1 . An Act to extend the Powers of the Treasury to borrow under the Consolidated Fund (No . 2 ) Act , 1909 , and the Appropriation Act , 1909 , and to suspend in part the payment of the New Sinking Fund . ( Treasury ( Temporary Borrowing ) . ) 2 . An Act to provide for the Raising of Money for the Redemption of War Stock and War Bonds created under the War Loan Act , 1900 , and for other purposes incidental to that redemption . ( War Loan ( Redemp tion ) . ) 3 . An Act to amend the Ancient Monuments Protection Acts , 1882 to 1900 , with respect to the gift , devise , or bequest of monuments to the Commissioners of Works . ( Ancient Monuments Protection . ) 4 . An Act to apply certain sums out of the Consolidated Fund to the service of the years ending on the thirty first day of March one thousand nine hundred and nine , one thousand nine hundred and ten , and one thousand nine hundred and eleven . ( Consolidated Fund ( No . 1 ) . ) 5 . An Act to empower the Secretary of State in Council of India to raise Money in the United Kingdom for Public Works purposes . ( East India Loans ( Railways and Irrigation ) . ) 6 . An Act to provide , during Twelve Months , for the Dis cipline and Regulation of the Army . ( Army ( Annual ) . ) a 2 Table of the Statutes . ( 10 Edw . 7 & 1 Geo . 5 . 7 . An Act to amend the Development and Road Improve ment Funds Act , 1909 . ( Development and Road Improvement Funds . ) . 8 . An Act to grant certain Duties of Customs and Inland Revenue ( including Excise ) , to alter other Duties , and to amend the Law relating to Customs and Inland Revenue ( including Excise ) , and to make other financial provisions . ( Finance ( 1909 – 10 ) . ) 9 . An Act to apply a sum out of the Consolidated Fund to the service of the year ending on the thirty - first day of March one thousand nine hundred and eleven . ( Consolidated : Fund ( No . 2 . ) . ) 10 . An Act to amend the Police ( Scotland ) Act , 1890 . ( Scotland ) Act ( 1890 ) Amendment . ) 11 . An Act for taking the Census for Ireland in the year nineteen hundred and eleven . ( Census ( Ireland ) . ) 12 . An Act to provide for the appointment of two additional Judges of the High Court ( Supreme Court of Judi ' cature . ) 13 . An Act to facilitate the grant to members of the Con stabulary of one day ' s rest off duty in every seven . ( Police ( Weekly Rest - day ) . ) 14 . An Act to apply a sum out of the Consolidated Fund to the service of the year ending on the thirty - first day of March one thousand nine hundred and eleven , and to appropriate the Supplies granted in this Session of Parliament . ( Appropriation . ) 15 . An Act to make provision with respect to Organisation . for the purpose of Rescue and Aid in the case of Accidents in Mines . ( Mines Accidents ( Rescue and Aid ) . ) 16 . An Act to vest in the Commissioners of Works , freed from ecclesiastical uses , the Chapel comprised in the buildings situate in the metropolitan borough of Chelsea , formerly occupied by the Duke of York ' s Royal Military School . ( Duke of York ' s School ( Chapel ) . ) 17 . An Act to amend the Juries Act , 1825 . ( County Common Juries . ) 18 . An Act to amend the Law with respect to Customs in the Isle of Man ( Isle of Man ( Customs ) . ) A . D . 1910 . ] Public General Acts . 19 . An Act to amend the Municipal Corporations Act , 1882 , with respect to the right of Aldermen to vote in the Election of Aldermen and Mayor . ( Municipal Cor porations Amendment . ) 20 . An Act to amend the Diseases of Animals Acts , 1894 to 1909 , in respect of the exportation and shipment of horses . ( Diseases of Animals . ) 21 . An Act to grant Money for the purpose of certain Local Loans out of the Local Loans Fund , and for other purposes relating to Local Loans . ( Public Works Loans . ) 22 . An Act to amend the Trusts ( Scotland ) Acts , 1861 to 1898 . ( Trusts ( Scotland ) . ) 23 . An Act to remove doubts as to the validity of the con version of certain Societies into Companies . ( Com panies ( Converted Societies ) . ) 24 . An Act to consolidate the Law relating to Justices ' Licences for the Sale by retail of Intoxicating Liquor and to the Registration of Clubs . ( Licensing ( Con solidation ) . ) 25 . An Act to amend sections seventeen and eighteen of the Children Act , 1908 . ( Children Act ( 1908 ) Amend ment . ) 26 . An Act to provide for the Administration of the Govern ment in case the Crown should descend to any issue of His Majesty while such issue shall be under the age of eighteen years , and for the care and guardianship of such issue . ( Regency . ) 27 . An Act for taking the Census for Great Britain in the year nineteen hundred and eleven . ( Census (Great Britain ) . ) 28 . An Act to make provision for the honour and dignity of the Crown and the Royal Family , and for the payment of certain allowances and pensions . ( Civil List . ) 29 . An Act to alter the form of the Declaration required to be made by the Sovereign on Accession . ( Accession Declaration . ) 30 . An Act to amend the provisions of the Agricultural Holdings ( Scotland ) Act , 1908 , with respect to way going valuations . ( Agricultural Holdings ( Scotland ) Amendment . ) 31 . An Act to amend the Law of Scotland relating to Jury Trials in Civil Causes . ( Jury Trials Amendment ( Scotland ) . ) Table of the Statutes . [ 10 Edw . 7 & 1 Geo . 5 . 32 . An Act to amend the Law respecting the Authentication of Extracts under the Acts relating to the Registration of Births , Deaths and Marriages in Scotland . ( Regis tration of Births , Deaths and Marriages ( Scotland ) Amendment . ) 33 . An Act to remove certain Disabilities and Restrictions attaching to Hotels and Restaurants in the Police District of Dublin Metropolis . ( Hotels and Restaurants ( Dublin ) . ) 34 . An Act to provide compensation to tenants on whom notice to quit is served with a view to the use of the land for the provision of Small Holdings under the Small Holdings and Allotments Act , 1908 . ( Small Holdings . ) 35 . An Act to grant certain duties of Customs and Inland Revenue , to alter other duties , and to amend the Law relating to Customs and Inland Revenue and the National Debt , and to make other provisions for the financial arrangements of the year . ( Finance . ) 36 . An Act to continue various Expiring Laws . ( Expiring Laws Continuance . ) 37 . An Act to enable certain Local Education Authorities to give boys and girls information , advice , and assistance with respect to the choice of employment . ( Education ( Choice of Employment ) . ) . 38 . An Act to apply a sum out of the Consolidated Fund to the service of the year ending on the thirty - first day of March one thousand nine hundred and eleven , and to appropriate the Supplies granted in this Session of Parliament . ( Appropriation ( No . 2 ) . ) THE PUBLIC GENERAL STATUTES . 10 EDWARD 7 . CHAPTER 1 . An Act to extend the Powers of the Treasury to borrow under the Consolidated Fund ( No . 2 ) Act , 1909 , and the Appropriation Act , 1909 , and to suspend in part the payment of the New Sinking Fund . [ 8th March 1910 . ] RE it enacted by the King ' s most Excellent Majesty , by and D 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 . - ( 1 ) The Treasury may borrow any sums which they have Extension of for the time being power to borrow under the Consolidated Fund power to bor ( No . 2 ) Act , 1909 , and the Appropriation Act , 1909 , and any androw means for ways . sums which may be required for the payment of any Treasury 9 Edw . 7 . c . 2 . bills issued under those Acts or issued under this Act , by the 9 Edw .
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