ADDENDA.

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Grand

Junction

Canal.

Clitherow, esq. is to be on the north, north-east, and east sideof the canal; nor is any water to be taken or diverted fromthose lands for the use of the canal. Reservoirs are to be pro-vided for supplying the rivers Gade, Colne, and Bulborne, withas much water as {hall be taken for the use of the canal. Anequal quantity of water is to be returned to the river Brent as(hall be taken from it. The waste water from the summitlevel at Marsworth is to be conveyed to the southward. Thenavigation of the river Brent is not to be impeded, nor theaccess of owners of wharfs, warehouses, &c. interrupted, norliable to the pavment of any rates or tolls, not even the cityduty of one halfpenny per ton. This exemption to be conti-dered as reaching no further, than from the Thames to Bax’sMill; which mill is also to be guarded from injury. Thepipes which supply water to Uxbridge and Hillingdon are notto be damaged.

The water of the canal is forbidden to have any communi-cation with the river Colne between the Point and Uxbridge ;and the water of the canal is to be conveyed over the river inaqueducts, of height sufficient to permit the river to flowfreely. This is for the protection of the several mills whichlie above the Point; the surplus water between Uxbridge andthe river Brent, is to be conveyed into Cranford Brook. Thecanal is not to communicate with the Colne, below Uxbridge,but shall be carried across in aqueducts. And to preserve the'water of the same river, a tumbling bay is to be erected abovethe Point. No water to be taken from the stream which sup-plies Smewne’s paper-mill at Soulbury, in Bucks. No waterto be taken from any streams, &c. which flow into theThames and Isis above Dorchester-bridge, unless the company

shall