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A general history of inland navigation, foreign and domestic : containing a complete account of the canals already executed in England, with considerations on those projected, to which are added, practical observations / by J. Phillips
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For all lime and lime-stone which shall have paid the ton- ^Dudleynage imposed under the said Act of the twenty-fifth of his Canal,present Majesty, upon lime and lime-stone pasting out of thesouth-end of the tunnel of the present Dudley canal, andwhich shall pass through such tunnel, at or near O or sty Hill,four-frence halsp.enny a ton, and so in proportion.

For all lime and lime-stone which shall not have paid to thesaid company of proprietors any of the rates or dues imposedby the said Act of the twentv-sifth of his present Majesty, uponlime and lime-stone pasting out of the south-end of the tunnelof the present Dudley canal, and for which no other rate or'due is imposed by this present Act, nine-Jience a ton, and so inproportion.

For all goods, wares, merchandize, and commodities, navi-gated upon that part of the Dudley canal which was madeunder the powers of the Act, of the sixteenth year of hispresent Majesty, and which shall not have paid or be liable topay any of the other rates or dues granted to the said companyof proprietors by the said Acts of the sixteenth and twenty-fifth years of his said Majesty, or this present Act, the sum oftivo-Jience a ton per mile, and so in proportion.

The powers granted by this Act, do not extend to enablethis company to reduce the rates of tonnage upon coal r goods,&c. pasting out of the Stourbridge navigation upon thiscanal, without consent of the Worcester and Birminghamcanal company, first obtained at a general assembly.

The Worcester and Birmingham canal company haveagreed, that when any reduction of the customary rates fornavigating the Worcester and Birmingham canal shall take

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