An Act for Improving And Completing the Navigation of That Branch of the River Trent, Which Runs By the Town of Newark Upon Trent. 1772
An Act for Improving And Completing the Navigation of That Branch of the River Trent, Which Runs By the Town of Newark Upon Trent. 1772
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That no Hay or Com in the Straw not Exemption sold, but to be laid up in the Outhouses, Garths, or Yards belonging to the ^^™ '^^^'>* respective Owners thereof, small Rubbish, or waste Stones from Delphs and Quarries, and all Gravel and Sand to be employed for the Purpose only of making and repairing the Roads (not being Turnpike) or walling or repairing the Banks in any Township, Village, or Hamlet througli which the said pro- posed Navigation shall be made, and which shall not be carried more... than Two Miles on the said Navigation, nor Dung, Soil, Marl, Ashes of Coal and Turf for the Improvement only of the Lands in the Township, Village, • Hamlet, or Place through which the said proposed Navigation shall pass, shall be charged with or liable to pay any of the Rates, Duties, or Tolls authorized to be taken by this Act for being carried upon the said Branch, or any Part thereof, but sbaH be free and exempted from the same, so that the Things hereby exempted frdm the Payment of such Tolls or Duties do not pass through any Lock authorized to be made by virtue of this Act, but at such Times when the Witter shall flow over the Gauge, Waste, Paddle, or Nitch of such Lock ; and also that such Person or Persons who shall own or be concerned or employed in carrying such Hay, or Com in the Straw, and such Stones, Gravel, or Sand for the making or repairing of such Roads or Banks, or such Duog, Soil, Marl, or Ashes, shall have free Liberty to make use of the Wharfs, or Quays bebngiag to the said proposed Navigation, such Person or Persons not suffering such Hay, or Corn in the Straw, and such Stones, Gravel, or Sand for making and repairing Roads, or such Dung, Soil, Marl, or Ashes to lie upon such Wharfs or Quays longer than may be necessary for loading, unloading, and conveying the same from and to the several Places where they are put on board and unloaded, and making good any Damages that may be done to the Fences, Sides, or Banks of the said Branch, or any Part thereof, by the loading, unloading, or discharging any Boats or other Vessels, or by the leading of such Materials to or from the Banks of the said Branch ; which Recompence and Satisfac- tion, in case of any Difference, shall be settled and ascertained by the Commissioners herein before named and appointed, or any Five or more of (hem* G Digitized by Google 26 Persons claiming Ex- emptions to ^ive Notice, ike.
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That no Hay or Com in the Straw not Exemption sold, but to be laid up in the Outhouses, Garths, or Yards belonging to the ^^™ '^^^'>* respective Owners thereof, small Rubbish, or waste Stones from Delphs and Quarries, and all Gravel and Sand to be employed for the Purpose only of making and repairing the Roads (not being Turnpike) or walling or repairing the Banks in any Township, Village, or Hamlet througli which the said pro- posed Navigation shall be made, and which shall not be carried more... than Two Miles on the said Navigation, nor Dung, Soil, Marl, Ashes of Coal and Turf for the Improvement only of the Lands in the Township, Village, • Hamlet, or Place through which the said proposed Navigation shall pass, shall be charged with or liable to pay any of the Rates, Duties, or Tolls authorized to be taken by this Act for being carried upon the said Branch, or any Part thereof, but sbaH be free and exempted from the same, so that the Things hereby exempted frdm the Payment of such Tolls or Duties do not pass through any Lock authorized to be made by virtue of this Act, but at such Times when the Witter shall flow over the Gauge, Waste, Paddle, or Nitch of such Lock ; and also that such Person or Persons who shall own or be concerned or employed in carrying such Hay, or Com in the Straw, and such Stones, Gravel, or Sand for the making or repairing of such Roads or Banks, or such Duog, Soil, Marl, or Ashes, shall have free Liberty to make use of the Wharfs, or Quays bebngiag to the said proposed Navigation, such Person or Persons not suffering such Hay, or Corn in the Straw, and such Stones, Gravel, or Sand for making and repairing Roads, or such Dung, Soil, Marl, or Ashes to lie upon such Wharfs or Quays longer than may be necessary for loading, unloading, and conveying the same from and to the several Places where they are put on board and unloaded, and making good any Damages that may be done to the Fences, Sides, or Banks of the said Branch, or any Part thereof, by the loading, unloading, or discharging any Boats or other Vessels, or by the leading of such Materials to or from the Banks of the said Branch ; which Recompence and Satisfac- tion, in case of any Difference, shall be settled and ascertained by the Commissioners herein before named and appointed, or any Five or more of (hem* G Digitized by Google 26 Persons claiming Ex- emptions to ^ive Notice, ike.
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