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Cap. cxix.

An Act for supplying with Water the Town of Pembroke, and the Neighbourhood thereof, within the County of Pembroke. [15th July 1828.]

Cap. cxx.

An Act for more effectually amending the Road leading from the Stones End, in Blackman Street, in the Borough of Southwark, in the County of Surrey, to Highgate, in the County of Sussex, and several other Roads therein mentioned; and for other Purposes relating thereto. (a) [15th July 1828.]

[See c.cxi. ante. 42 G.3. c.lxxvi. and 58 G.3. c.lxxvi. repealed, § 1. The Road from the South Extremity of the Clink to Newington Causeway, when completed, and Notice thereof given to the Clerk to the Trustees under this Act, shall be under the Management of those Trustees, § 12.; and then so much of 51 G. 3. c. clxvi. 53 G. 3. c. lxxxvii. 56 G.3. c.xi. 58 G. 3. c.lxviii. 1 G.4. c. xlix. 4 G. 4. c. cxvi. and 5 G. 4. c.clv. as relates to the Management of that Road is to be repealed, § 14. Carriages laden with Bricks, Tiles, Clay, Sand, Chalk, Stones, Brick, Earth, Rubbish, Soil, Sand, or Ashes, not to pass through any of the Toll Gates more than Four Times in One Day Toll-free, § 22. Chalk to be burnt into Lime not to be exempied from Toll, § 23. After passing Sixteen Miles on the Roads, a fresh Toll to be payable, 24. Tolls to be paid but Once a Day, except as otherwise directed by this Act, $ 26. Signs and other Projections to be removed by the Trustees at the Expence of the Owners if they refuse, $ 39. Obstructions may be removed by the Trustees at the Expence of the Owners, § 42. Loaded Carriages not to exceed Fourteen Feet from the Ground. Penalty on Owner 5l., and on Driver 40s.—§ 58.]

Cap. cxxi.

An Act for repairing and maintaining a Turnpike Road from Belfast to Antrim, and from Belfast to the Copeland Water. (b) [15th July 1828.]

[No more than One Toll to be demanded in One Day at the same Gaie, § 32. Not more than Two full Tolls to be taken in any One Day between Belfast and Anirim; nor more than One full Toll between Belfast and the Copeland Waier; or more than Two full Tolls between Copeland Water and Anirim, § 33. No Tolls shall be taken for any Horses or Carriages attending the Royal Family; or for Stones, Bricks, Lime, Timber, Trees, Wood, Gravel, or other Materials for repairing the Roads, or any Bridge thereon, or any of the Highways in the several Parishes, &c. through which the Roads pass; or Hay or Corn in the Straw; or Potatoes, the Produce of Lands lying within those Parishes, &c. noi for Sale; nor for Implements of Husbandry; nor for any Horses, &c. when going to or returning from being shoed or farried, or to or from cultivating the Lands or Grounds within the same Parishes, &c.; or going to or returning from Pasture or Watering Places, provided they do not pass more than One Mile in going or returning; nor for any Horse, &c. which shall only cross such Road, and shall

not pass above One Hundred Yards thereon; or for any Clergymen going to or returning from the Performance of the Duties of his Function on Sundays, or on any other Day on which Divine Service is ordered to be celebrated; nor for any Persons residing in the same Parishes, &c. who shall pass on such Days to or from their usual Place of Religious Worship; nor for Officers or Soldiers on March or Duty; nor for their Arms or Baggage; nor for wounded, sick, or disabled Officers or Soldiers; nor for Public Stores; nor for Volunteer Cavalry or Infantry in going to or returning from Exercise; nor for Mails and Expresses under the Postmasters General; nor for any Constable or Policeman, or any Magistrate commanding and accompanying them; nor for any Vagrant or Prisoner sent by legal Warrants; nor for Voters for Antrim or Carrickfergus, $39.]

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Ante, c.lxxxiv. An Act to rectify a Mistake in an Act of this Session of Parliament, intituled An Act for more effectually repairing the Dunster, Stowey, Watchet, and Crowcombe, Districts of the Minehead Roads, in the Counties of Somerset and Devon, and for making and repairing several other Roads communicating with the same Districts of Road, or some of them. [25th July 1828.]

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Cap. 1.

An Act for enabling Francis John Browne of Frampton in the
County of Dorset, Esquire, to grant and convey a certain Ca-
pital Messuage or Mansion House, Lands, and Hereditaments,
situate at Forston in the Parish of Charminster in the County of
Dorset, for the Purposes of a Lunatic Asylum for the County
of Dorset.
[21st March 1828.]

Cap. 2.

An Act for inclosing Lands in the Townships of Tittensor and
Darlaston, in the Parish of Stone, in the County of Stafford.
[21st March 1828.]

Cap. 3.

An Act for inclosing, dividing, and allotting, and for exonerating
from Tithes, Lands within the Township or Territories of Hes-
say, in the Parish of Moor Monkton in the County of the City
of York.
[26th March 1828.]

[Allotment to the Rector of Moor Monkton in lieu of Tithes, § 22.
Power to Rector to lease his Allotment for Twenty-one Years with
Consent of Patron and Ordinary, § 25. Rector, with Consent of
Ordinary, may erect Buildings on his Allotment, and charge it to
the Amount of Two Years net Income, to defray the Expence, § 26.
Rector's Allotment to be fenced at Expence of the other Proprietors,
§ 27. Allotment may be made to Lord of Manor of Poppleton

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in lieu of Chief and other Rents, § 29. Saving Rights of the
Lords of the Manors of Hessay and Poppleton, §59. General
Saving, § 60.]

Cap. 4.

An Act for inclosing Lands in the Parish of Litlington in the
County of Cambridge.

[3d April 1828.]
[Allotment to the Vicar in lieu of Glebe, § 32. Power to Vicar to
lease his Allotment for Twenty-one Years with Consent of Patron
and Ordinary, $33. Alloiments for Glebe of Vicarage to be
fenced at general Expence, § 41. Saving Rights of the Lords of
the Manors of Ovedales and Hunting field Litlington, § 71. Ge-
neral Saving, § 72.]

Cap. 5.

An Act for inclosing Lands within the Manor and Township of
Broughton, in the Parish of Kirkby Ireleth in the County Pala-
tine of Lancaster.
[18th April 1828.]
[Allotment to be made to the Impropriator or Impropriators of
Kirkby Ireleih, in lieu of all Tithes, § 29. and to be ring-fenced at
general Expence, §31. Power for the Lessees of the Impropri-
ators to lease their respective Allotments for Twenty-one Years
with Consent of Impropriators, § 37. Aci noi to prejudice the
Rights of the Lord of the Manor of Broughton, §61. General
Saving, §63.]

Cap. 6.

An Act for inclosing Lands in the Manor and Parish of Keymer
in the County of Sussex.
[18th April 1828.]
[Timber on Alloimenis may be allotted as belonging to the Land on
which it grows, and Timber on Copyholds may be enfranchised,
§ 49.]

Cap. 7.

An Act for exchanging the entailed Lands and Estate of Kirkton
and Whitelaw, belonging to Archibald John Earl of Rosebery,
situated in the County of Linlithgow, for the entailed Lands
and Estate of Newhalls, belonging to William Scott Moncrief
Esquire, situated in the same County; and for investing the
surplus Price of Newhalls in the Purchase of other Lands to be
entailed.
[9th May 1828.]

Cap. 8.

An Act for inclosing Lands in the Parishes of Belaugh, Scottow,
Little Hautbois, and Hoveton Saint Peier, in the County of
Norfolk.
[9th May 1828.]
[Rectors of Belaugh and Little Hautbois and Vicar of Hoveton
Saint Peter empowered to lease their Allotments with Consent of
Bishop and Patrons, § 47.]

Cap. 9.

An Act for dividing and allotting Lands in the Manor of Corton within the Parish of Boyton in the County of Wilts.

[9th May 1828.] [Saving of Rights of the Lord of the Manor of Corton, § 47. General Saving, § 48.]

Cap. 10.

An Act for inclosing Lands within the Graveship of Holme, in the several Parishes of Kirkburton and Almondbury in the West Riding of the County of York. [9th May 1828.] [Allotment to Vicar of Kirkburton to be fenced at general Expence, § 40. Vicar may lease his Allotment with Consent of Pairon and Diocesan, § 44. Curaies of Horbury, Holmfirth, and Bolsterstone, and Vicar of Mirfield, may lease their Allotments with like Consent, §55. Vicar of Kirkburton may erect Buildings on his Allotment and make Subdivision Fences with like Consent, and raise the necessary Sums, not exceeding Two Years clear Income, by Mortgage of his Allotment, § 56.]

Cap. 11.

An Act for dividing, allotting, and inclosing the Commons or Waste Lands in the Hamlets of Ollerset and Phoside in the Parish of Glossop in the County of Derby. [9th May 1828.] [His Majesty's Right to Mines saved, § 41. General Saving, § 42.]

Cap. 12.

An Act for dividing, allotting, and inclosing the several Moors or Commons called Scriven Moor and Scotton Moor, in the Townships of Scriven with Teniergate and Scotton, and the Open Fields within the said Township of Scotton; and for exonerating from Tithes the Lands and Grounds in the said Township of Scotton, within the Honor of Knaresborough, and in the several Parishes of Knaresborough and Farnham in the County of York. [9th May 1828.]

[Allotment to be made in lieu of Tithes in Scotton and Farnham, $35. Proprietors not having sufficient Property in the Moors, &c. to discharge their Tithes, to pay an annual Rent to the Impropriator, § 36. Tühe Allotment to be fenced at Expence of the other Proprietors in Scotton, § 42. Alloiment to the Poor of Scriven and Scotton to be fenced in like Manner, § 43. Saving of Rights of Lords of Manors of Scriven and Scotton, § 72. General Saving of Rights, § 73.]

Cap. 13.

An Act for inclosing Lands in the Parish of Wiveliscombe in the County of Somerset. [13th May 1828.]

[The Encroachments made by the Lord of the Manor of Wiveliscombe or any other Persons upon Maundown, Langley Marsh, and Langley Moor, and on which Leases have been granted by

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