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ADDEND A.

Grantham

Canal.

entering into, or pasting out of this canal, at its junction withthe river Trent.

And three halfpence per ton per mile for navigating thefame on the canal, except all dung, foil, marie, ashes, and othermanure, and gravel, stone, or other materials for mendingpublic or private roads, which shall pass toll free ; lime ex-cepted, which shall pay half the tolls.

Exemptiohy That Charles Pierrepont and John Musters, efq.and the other proprietors, their heirs and tenants of estateswithin the parishes of Nottingham, West Bridgeford, Adbol-ton, Gamston, Basiingfield, Cotgrave, Clipston, and Crop wellButler, whose lands the laid canal shall pass through, betweenthe first day of November and the first day of May, yearly,shall be exempted from the gross tonnage of Hvo-pence half-pennv , charged on entering into or pasting out of the canal,at the junction with the river Trent, on all goods, wares, &c.which shall be for their own private use, and not for sale;and navigated only between the Trent and Hollowgate Lane,in the Lordship of Cotgrave.

And in case an Act of Parliament shall be obtained formaking a canal from Newark, the same may be made to com-municate with this canal at any place within tlie distance offour miles, westward of the lowest lock in the parishes ofStainwith or Muston ; and the following gross tonnage may betaken, in lieu of that taken at the junction with the Trent.

For all coals pasting into or out of this said intended canal,one shilling per ton.

For