An Act for amending the Metropolitan Market Act, 1857; and for other Purposes.
WHEREAS by "The Metropolitan Market Act, 1851" (hereafter in this Act called the Act of 1851,) after reciting that, for preventing the Evils attendant on the holding of the Market then holden in Smithfield, it was desirable that in lieu thereof a more spacious Market should be provided in a suitable Place more distant from the Centre of the Metropolis, Provision was made for the Establishment of such a Market accordingly: And whereas by the same Act it was enacted (among other things), that i...