Commissioners of Scotland Yard
The Commissioners of Scotland Yard was the informal name for the Commissioners for the Streets and Wayes, a body of improvement commissioners established in 1662 to manage and regulate various areas relating to streets and traffic in the cities of London and Westminster and the borough of Southwark. They were appointed under a 1662 Act of the Parliament of England (14 Car. 2 c. 2) which expired in 1679. The Commissioners' office was attached to that of the Surveyor of the King's Works in Scotland Yard. The 1662 Act empowered the king to appoint up to 21 commissioners, who were authorised to:
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Commissioners of Scotland Yard
The Commissioners of Scotland Yard was the informal name for the Commissioners for the Streets and Wayes, a body of improvement commissioners established in 1662 to manage and regulate various areas relating to streets and traffic in the cities of London and Westminster and the borough of Southwark. They were appointed under a 1662 Act of the Parliament of England (14 Car. 2 c. 2) which expired in 1679. The Commissioners' office was attached to that of the Surveyor of the King's Works in Scotland Yard. The 1662 Act empowered the king to appoint up to 21 commissioners, who were authorised to:
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The Commissioners of Scotland ...... iddlesex Commission of Sewers.
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An Act for repairing the High ...... nvenient Streets and Passages.
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The Commissioners of Scotland ...... oners, who were authorised to:
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Commissioners of Scotland Yard
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