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for the accomtnodation of the commerce on this extensive lineof canals, the locks are directed to be made ninety feet long,and fifteen feet wide. The water and mills on the Derwentare protected, and regulations for their security are made.

The land allowed for the canal, towing-path, &c. is twenty-six yards in breadth ; except for docks, basins, deep cutting,or embanking; and not to deviate more than one hundredyards from the line laid down in the book of reference.

For the purposes of this Act, the company are empoweredto raise 6o,oool. to be divided into shares of iool. each, andfor each share shall be given a ticket or instrument, having thecommon seal of the company, and for which shall be paidtwo shillings to the clerk; if the former sum is insufficient,the company may raise a farther sum of 30,000b

The rates of tonnage are not to exceed—-

For every ton of lime, lime-stone, and other stone, coal, andcoak, navigated on that part of the canal between the river Trentand the Grand Trunk canal, and not carried further upon thiscanal, three-Jience per ton, and so in proportion for a lessquantity.

For every ton of lime, lime-stone, and other stone, coal,coak, goods, wares, &c. navigated between the river Trentand the town of Derby (except such lime, &:c. shall be navi-gated only between the river Trent and the Grand Trunkcanal) nine-pence , and so in proportion for a less quantity.

For every ton of lime, and lime-stone, carried betweenDerby and Little Eaton, and upon the rail ways, four-]iefice;and so in proportion.

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