Parliament of the United Kingdom

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Parliament of the United Kingdom Pembroke Township Act 1863 (1863)

The Commissioners from Time to Time may provide and erect in such Places in the Township as they think convenient any Lands and Buildings, as Fire Engine Stations, for the Accommodation of Firemen, Horses, Fire Engines, Fire Escapes, and other Apparatus and Appliances for the Extinction of Fires, and from Time to Time may alter the Situations of the Fire Engine Stations.
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Parliament of the United Kingdom Pembroke Township Act 1863 (1863)

Qualification of Commissioners. The Qualification of a Commissioner, whether named in or elected under this Act (except the ex-officio Commissioner) , shall be his being resident within the Township, and being rated for the Relief of the Poor therein to the yearly Sum of Thirty Pounds or upwards, or, if non-resident, his being seised or possessed, or in the Enjoyment of the Rents or Profits of Lands, Tenements, or Hereditaments of the yearly Value of Two hundred Pounds or upwards within the Township.
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Parliament of the United Kingdom Pembroke Township Act 1863 (1863)

The Owner and Occupier of any House, Building, Shop, Goods or other Property within the Township in which a Fire breaks out shall be jointly and severally liable to pay and shall pay the Commissioners, as a Contribution towards the Expenses of extinguishing or attempting to extinguish the Fire, Fifteen Pounds Sterling, or whatever less Sum is equal to One Half of the Expenses
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