THe Lords in Parliament taking notice, that the Streets, Lanes, and other publike Passages in or neer the Cities of London and Westminster, and the Liberties thereof, and especially in Hol­borne, and the Lane commonly called St. Margrets Lane, lead­ing to the Parliament House; As also the High-ways about the said Liberties of London and Westminster, are very much out of repair: It is Ordered by the Lords in Parliament Assembled, That the Iustices of Peace, and all others here­in concerned, shall forthwith upon sight of this Order, take effectual care that the said Streets, and Lanes, and High­ways, especially within one mile of the said Cities, or either of them, be speedily repair­ed according to Law, as they will answer the contrary at their perils. And it is fur­ther Ordered, That the Iustices of Peace, and other persons concerned, do take care that no place be used for a Laystall, or for laying of Soyl or other offensive things, in or neer the said Cities, or either of them, which hath not been used for that purpose above or before the space of twenty years last past: And that all such places now used for those uses, which have not been so used before twenty years last past, be cleansed, and all Soyl, and other offensive things removed thence within the space of two Moneths next ensuing.