An Act of Parliament for Repairing the Highways from Counter's Bridge, in the County of Middlesex, ... and for Lighting and Watering Part of the Said Highwaysprinted at the Clarendon Press, 1769 - 106 pages |
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... High- ways comprised in the faid New District , and for putting in Execu- tion all other the Powers by this Act given relating to the said New District . And be it further enacted , by the of ' Truftces . Authority aforefaid , That no ...
... High- ways comprised in the faid New District , and for putting in Execu- tion all other the Powers by this Act given relating to the said New District . And be it further enacted , by the of ' Truftces . Authority aforefaid , That no ...
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... High- neffes the Prince of Wales , the Princess Dowager of Wales , or any other of the Royal Family ; or any of the Horfes of his Majefty's Guards , or any of the Servants at- tending their Majefties , the Prince of Wales , the Princess ...
... High- neffes the Prince of Wales , the Princess Dowager of Wales , or any other of the Royal Family ; or any of the Horfes of his Majefty's Guards , or any of the Servants at- tending their Majefties , the Prince of Wales , the Princess ...
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... High- ways comprised within the New District , and alfo the Money to be borrowed on the Credit thereof , fhall ( after paying One third Part of Share of the Expence of procuring and paffing this Act ) be laid out and applied in widening ...
... High- ways comprised within the New District , and alfo the Money to be borrowed on the Credit thereof , fhall ( after paying One third Part of Share of the Expence of procuring and paffing this Act ) be laid out and applied in widening ...
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... Ground , Gate , Paffage , or Way adjoining or lying near to any Turnpike erected or to be erected by virtue of this Act , fuch Ground or other Place not being a common High- 1 Highway ; or if any Owner or Oc- cupier GEORGII III . R. 29.
... Ground , Gate , Paffage , or Way adjoining or lying near to any Turnpike erected or to be erected by virtue of this Act , fuch Ground or other Place not being a common High- 1 Highway ; or if any Owner or Oc- cupier GEORGII III . R. 29.
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... High- ways leads , or in any neighbouring Parish , Town , or Place , to be used in repairing the faid Highways , without paying any Thing for the fame ; fuch Surveyors or other Per- fons filling up the Pits and levelling the Ground from ...
... High- ways leads , or in any neighbouring Parish , Town , or Place , to be used in repairing the faid Highways , without paying any Thing for the fame ; fuch Surveyors or other Per- fons filling up the Pits and levelling the Ground from ...
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Affignments appoint Authority aforefaid Bart Brentford Carriage Cart Cattle caufe cauſe Clerk Collectors Colnbrook Confeffion convict Perfons County of Middlefex Dick Matthew Diſtreſs Drains erected Expences faid County faid High faid Highways faid Jury faid Old faid Tolls faid Truſtees feven fhall be lawful fhall think firſt five forfeit and pay Forfeitures fuch Lands fuch Manner fuch Offence fuch Perfon fuch Tolls fuch Truſtees fufficient fummon further enacted Geldings Hamlet Hand and Seal hereby impowered Horfes Horne Rev Horſes Houfes Houſe ibid John John Derbyshire Juftice or Juftices Lamps Lands or Hereditaments levied nine Number Oath Offenders Old Brentford Old Diſtrict otherwife Owners paffing Parish Peace Penalty Perfon fhall Perfon fo Perfon or Perfons Place Pofts Publick Purpoſe reaſonable refufe repairing the faid Richard ſaid Seffions ſhall ſuch Surveyor or Surveyors Tedington tees thereof Thomas Treaſurer tricts Truf Turnpike Twickenham unleſs veyor Waggon Weft whatſoever widening Witneffes Witneſs
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Page 77 - ... and in any such action the defendant may plead the general issue, and give this Act and the special matter in evidence at any trial to be had thereupon...
Page 91 - County, there to be kept to hard Labour for any Time not exceeding two Calendar Months...
Page 60 - ... be levied by distress and sale of the offender's goods and chattels, by warrant under the hand and seal or hands and seals of such Justice or Justices...
Page 98 - Westminster ; 1 and where any distress shall be made for any sum or sums of money to be levied by virtue of this act, the distress itself shall not be deemed unlawful, nor the party or parties...
Page 61 - ... to the house of correction, there to be kept to hard labour for any time not exceeding one calendar month.
Page 7 - Colonies, be it hereby declared by the King's moft Excellent Majefty, by and •with the advice and confent of the Lords Spiritual and Temporal and Commons in this prefent Parliament...
Page 30 - ... in any one day (to be computed from twelve of the clock at night to twelve of the clock...
Page 12 - inclusive, in the actual Possession and Enjoyment or Receipt of the * Rents and Profits of Lands, Tenements, or Hereditaments of such
Page 43 - Warrant under his hand and seal to cause such money as may appear to him to be due and unpaid to be levied by distress and sale of the goods and chattels of such Officer, rendering to him the overplus (if any), on demand, after payment of the money remaining due and deducting the charges...