[53] 35 and 36 Vic. C. 15 (June 27, 1872); by which it is set forth in the first Schedule, “That no person shall deliver, or invite any person to deliver any public address in a park, except in accordance with the rules of the park.”
[54] A police inspector specially active in pursuit of Anarchists—knowing all their haunts, etc.
[55] Now Sir E. Lawson, Bart., editor of The Daily Telegraph.
[56] 1000l.
[57] Then Chief Commissioner of Police.
[58] Probably meaning Sunday, 24th March.
[59] Now the French Embassy, and the London and County Banking Company.
[60] In a plan of “Part of Conduit Mead”—about 1720—the little stream is called “Aye brook.”
[61] “Memoirs of the Embassy of the Marshal de Bassompierre to the Court of England in 1626,” p. 138. Translated. Lond. 1819.