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A. D. 1725. Anno duodecimo Georcii Regis. C. 37, 38. 607 • lie, drawn by fix Horfes, z s. drawn by four Horfes, is. 6 d. drawn by lefs than four Horfes, 1 s. For every Waggon, &c. drawn by four Horfcs, 1 s. 6 d. and by lefs than four Horfcs, 1 s. For every Horfe, &c. not drawing, 2d. For every Foot Paffenger on Sundays 1 d. and on every other Day one Half-penny. For Oxen or neat Cattle iz d. per Score. For Calves, Hogs, Sheep or Lambs 6 d. per S 1 re. The Pont- a°-c veiled in the Truftees. Money borrowed, or railed by the Duties, to be app'ied to the Bridge. Ac- counts, C5V. to be delivered into Parliament once a Year. Money may be borrowed ;it 5 /. per Cent, or Annuities fold for Lives or 21 Years, payable out of the Tolls. If Annuities exceed 1 500 /. per Annum, Corporation to forfeit double the Value of the Sum advanced exceeding that Sum. If the Bridge be dama- ged, Corporation may erect a Ferry, to continue till the Bridge be repaired. Satisfaction to be paid before the Bridge (hall be creeled. If no Application for Damages before 24 June 172^, Commiffioners may pro- ceed. Bifhops of London to have free Paffage over the Bridge, life. On Death or Refufal to act, Commif- fioners to eleft new ones. No Commiffioncr to have any Place of Profit arifing by the 'Foils. Not to pre- judice the Jurifdiction of the Mayor, &c. of London. CAP. XXXVII. An A 61 for repairing the Roads in the Parifhes of Kenfinglon, Chelfea and Fulham, and other Pari flies therein mentioned, in the County of MiddUfex. P R. H E R E A S the feveral Roads leading from Counters Bridge in the Parifh of Kcnfmgton, to the Stones End near Piccadilly, and from Fulham Ferry to Knight shridge, and from Chelfea Ferry to the Stones End at Ja?nes-Street, JVcjhr.inJler, and from the Town of Kcnfmgton to Chelfea Church, from North-End, 1 joining to the Hammerfmitb Road, to Wanfdown Green, and from Hyde-Park Corner, down to the lower ' Road from Chelfea to fVeJlminJler, are become fo ruinous, &c. " The Toll granted by this Act, took Place the ift of June 1726, and from thence to continue for the Term " of 21 Years." P R. [Continued and enlarged 6 Geo. z. c. 15. and 14 Geo. 2. c. 16. J CAP. XXXVIII. An Aft for making the River Dun in the Weft-Riding in the County of York navigable, from Holmjlile in Doncajler, up to the utmoft Extent of Tinfley, Weftward, a Townfhip within two Miles of Shef- field. PR. The Company of Cutlers in Hallamflnre impowered to make the River Dun navigable : Making Satisfaction ExMned and for Damages. Commiffioners appointed, to determine Differences between the Undertakers and others, emendid by Undertakers to meddle with no Land, &c. till Payment, or Tender. Commiffioners may fine Perfons fum- 6G«. 2. c 9. moned on Juries, or to give Evidence. None to fit as a Commiffioner, unlefs feifed in an Eftate of 100 /. per ^ d f le farther, Annum, jurymen not to be interefted. Damages by Default of the Undertakers, to be fettled by a Jury. 'S 6 "-^ •'• "■ Not to ereft a new Dam, fcrY. near Holmflile, or above Doncafter, He. To make but one Cut between Aldwark and Thribergh Mill-Dams. Not to take the Water out of Dun, by a Cut nearer to Kilnhurft Forge, than out of Thribergh Dam, &c. Wears for Forges let out of Repair, Undertakers may erect others, &c. Undertakers to make a good Road at Tinfley. Undertakers to take 1 d. for every Ton of Goods car- ried through Tinfley upon the River, above the Lock Duties. Inhabitants ftill to perform their Days Works. Rates and Duties of Tonnage fhall be fuch as the Company of Cutlers fhall think fit, not exceeding 2 s. 6 d. for every Fodder of Lead or Lead Ore, or 3 s. for every cuftomary Ton of Iron, Steel, Horns, Hoofs, Bones, Box Wood ; or 3 s. 6 d. for every Ton of Deals, Boards or Timber of foreign Growth, Cheefe, Salt, Corn, Cutlery Wares, Iron Wares, Groceries or other Merchandizes; or 6 d. for every Ton of Lime or Lime-Stone brought up the River to Rotherham or above Aldwark Wafh ; or 9 d. for every Ton of Lime or Lime-Stone brought up to Tinfley ; or 3 d. for every Ton of Lime or Lime-Stone carried up or down the River to Doncajler Wafh, or any other Piace between AldwarkWadi and Doncajler ; or for every Ton of Coals, Stone, Iron, Sough, Mettle, Wood and Timber which fhall be carried from the Head of the Navigation, or any Part of the Lordfhip of Tinfley down to Holmjlile or Doncajler, or from Doncajler or Hohnjlile up to Tin- fley (except Wood and Timber of Englijh Growth, for which only is. 6 d. per Ton is to be paid, and from Rotherham to Hohnjlile no more than 1 s. per Ton) not exceeding 2 s. 6 d. and from Rotherham not ex- ceeding 2 s. or on any Part between Rotherham and Kilnhurft Works, and from thence to Denaby, Mexburgh and Cuningsbrough, not exceeding is. 6 d. or on any Part between Cuningsbr ough and Holmjlile not exceed- ing 1 s. Managers of Boats to give juft Accounts of their Goods. On Death or Refufal to aft, Commif- fioners to elect new ones. Undertakers may fet up Winches or other Engines to tow up VefTels : To main- tain Gates, &c, in the Towing-Paths, and Bridges over the new Cuts. All Meetings of the CommifTioners to be within fix Miles of the Matter in Queftion. Mailers of Boats anfWerable for their Boatmen. Owner's Name to be fet on the Outfide of every Veffel. Owners of Thribergh Forge, C5V. may appoint one to prevent leaving open the Locks, to be paid by the Undertakers. A free Navigation from Hohnjlile to Tinfley Weftward, paying the Duties. Owners of Lands may ufe Pleafure-Boats on the River. River Dun not un- der the Survey of the Commiffioners of Sewers. Locks to be opened on Demand for free Paffage. Under- takers may borrow Money on the Duties. Lords of Manors, or Owners of Ground, may build Ware- houfes, isfc. on their own Lands. Not to make any Cut out of Doncajler Corn-Mill Dam, between that and Holmjlile. CAP.