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lateral cut to Newent will be saved ; for this purpose anywater within three hundred yards may be taken for the use ofthe tunnel, &c. and all the waste water is to be turned intoNewent brook, and from thence into the river Leadon. Theother alteration is to stiorten the canal, by reducing the bendwhich the canal was intended to make, at crossing the riverLugg at Sutton St. Nicholas, and Shelwick. The canal alsois to be continued closer to the town of. Hereford, to near aplace called Bysters Gate.

The clause respecting goods pasting between Hereford andLedbury, paying tonnage for half a mile less than the actualdistance, is repealed ; and the actual distance is to be paid foras is usual.

LANCASTER CANAL, TO EXTEND.

BY the Act obtained 33 Geo. III. Ch. 107. which is anaddition to the former Act, the proprietors are enabled tomake a cut from the Dock at Glasson, at the mouth of theriver Loyne, to communicate with the canal at Galgate, whichis about six miles to the south of Lancaster; this cut will beabout four miles long, and has an immediate communicationwith the sea; the same rates of tonnage are allowed as on themain line.

By this Act the company are restricted from taking anywater from the river Loyne, except for such uses and purposesas may be requisite in erecting an aqueduct over the said river.Are also restricted from taking water from the river Wver.

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HeresordandGloucesterCanal, toAlter.

LancasterCanal, toExtend.

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