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Proviso for Stall Boards in High Street.
And bee it further enacted by the authoritie aforesaid That all Incroachments and Purprestures upon the High Streete and most especially such as are or shall be from the Foote of London Bridge to the Lane called Compter Lane whereby the Market is or shall be straitned or the passage of the people obstructed shall be regulated reduced and reformed by the said Court as they upon deliberate heareing of the partyes concerned shall judge fitt and convenient for the purposes aforesaid Saveing alwayes to the Inhabitants of the High Streete full power to permitt and suffer their Stall Boards when their Shops or Shop windowes are sett open, to turne over and extend into the Streete one Foote and noe more for the Conveniencies of their Shops.
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