London Central Markets Act, 1886
WHEREAS by the London Central Markets Act 1875 (in this Act referred to as the Act of 1875) the mayor and commonalty and citizens of the city of London (in this Act referred to as the Corporation) were empowered to establish a fruit vegetable and flower market and it was provided that from the day therein specified Farringdon Market should be discontinued: And whereas by the Metropolitan Markets (Fish &c.) Act 1882 (in this Act referred to as the Act of 1882) the Corporation were empowered to...