A. D. 1725. Anno duodecimo Ge org 1 1 Regis. C. 16 — 21. 581 " Short Broads 4 d. For eight Pigs or a Fodder of Lead ..d. For every Peak Milftonc or Pair of Cologne " Milftones 4</. For forty Firkins of Butter or Archel 4 c/. For twenty-two hundred Weight ofCheefe " 4 d. For twenty fquarc Foot of Stone 4^. For every thoufand Pantiles d. For every Chaldron of " Grinftones 4^/. For eighty fingle Deals or forty double Deals 4 d. For fifty fquare Foot of Fir or other " Timber d. For two Bags of Hops <.d. For eight Horfc Packs of any (joods 4 d. and for every 'Ion " of other Goods d. Mayor, &c. to appoint Collectors. Mailer not liable, unlefs his Lading exceed " three Tons. Mayor, tffV. may fix a Boom acrofs the River, and ereel an Office there. Duties may be
- ' afligned over for Money to be borrowed at lawful Intereft. Not to take away the Duties payable at the
" common Stathe. City of Norwich to pay to the Trcafurcr of the County for Bridge Money 30/. per " Annum. The Bridges to be repaired at the Cofls of the County." CAP. XVI. An Act for repairing the Road from Spittlegatc-Hill near Grantham in the County of Lincoln, to Little Dray- ton in the County of Nottingham. P R. The Toll took Place 25 "June 1726, and is to have Continuance for 21 Years. [Continued by 12 Geo. 2. c. 34.J CAP. XVII. An Act for enlarging the Term granted by an Act made in the firft Year of his prefent MajcuV.s Reign, intituled, An Ail for repairing and amending the Highways between Tyburn and Uxbridge, in the Count': of Middlefex, and for making the faid Aft more effectual. P R. The Toll granted by this Act of 1 Geo. 1. Stat. 2. c. 25. took Place 25 December 1715, and was to have Continuance during the Term of 11 Years, and by this Act is continued for zi Years longer. [Conti- nued by 15 Geo. 2. c. 9.] CAP. XVIII. An Act for repairing the feveral Roads therein mentioned, leading into the Town of Texkef- bary in the County of Gloucejler. P R. HERE AS the feveral Highways and Roads leading from the Town and Borough of Tewkefhury 40 Geo, 2,c. 31. in the County of Gloucejler, to a Place called Cofcomb-Gc.te on the Top of Stanway-Hill in the Pa- rifh of Sianway in the faid County of Gloneefter, in the great Road to London, being ten Miles or there- abouts, and to a Place called the Hands at Combes-Hill in the Parifh of Elmejlons Hardwick in the faid County of Gloucejler, in the Highway leading to Gloucejler, called the Upper Way, being four Miles or thereabouts, and to a Place called Wainloads-Bridge in the Highway leading to Gloucejler, called the Lower Way, being four Miles or thereabouts, and to the Parifh of Swindon in the Highway to Cheltenham in the faid County of Gloucejler, being five Miles or thereabouts, by Reafon of the Deepnefs of the Soil of the faid refpective Roads, and the heavy Carriages pafling through the faid Roads, are become rui- nous, &c.' " The Toll took Place 24 May 1726, and is to continue for 21 Years." CAP. XIX. An Act for enlarging the Term granted by an Act paffed in the ninth Year of the Reign of her late Ma- jefty Queen Anne, intituled, An Ail for repairing the Highways from Sheet-Bridge in the Parijh of Pe- tersfield to the Town of Portfmouth in the County of Southampton, and for making the faid Act more ef- fectual. P R. The private Act gAnn. c. 8. further continued for 20 Years. [Continued by 15 Geo. 2. c. 14.] CAP. XX. An Act for enlarging the Term granted by an Act paffed in the twelfth Year of the Reign of her late Ma- jefty Queen Anne, intituled, An Ail for repairing the Highway or Road from the City of Worcefter to the Borough of Droitwich in the County of Worcefter, and for making the fame more effectual ; and for re- pairing other Roads therein mentioned, in the faid County of Worcefter. P R. The private Act 12 Ann. Jl. 2. c. 3. continued from 1 June 1726, for the further Term of twenty-one Years. [Continued by 22 Geo. 2. c. 43. J CAP. XXI. An Act for repairing and enlarging the Road from Liverpool to Pre/cot, and other Roads therein mentioned, in the County Palatine of Lancafter. P R. The Toll took Place the firft of June 1726, and is to continue for 21 Years. [Continued by 19 Geo. 2. c. 19.J C A P.
