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Nutbrook

CanaL

The proprietors may raise the sum of 13,0001. by subscrip-tions, to be divided into shares of iool. each; 6,5001. moremay be raised if the first sum is not sufficient. The business ofthe canal is under the controul, &c. of a committee as is usual.

The allowed rates are not to exceed,

For all coal and coak navigated on this canal, and not navi-gated on the Erewash canal, four-pence per ton.

For all coal, got within the Liberties of Shipley and WestHallam, navigated on this canal and on the Erewash canal,eight-pence per ton.

. For all coal got within the Liberties of Mapperley, KirkHallam, Ilkeston, and Little Hallam, navigated on this canal,and also on the Erewash canal, one-penny per ton.

For all other goods, wares, &c. eight pence per ton.

Exemption , Earl Stanhope, or the tenants of his estates inthe parishes of Stanton by Dale, and Dale Abbey, may carryon this canal, free of all rates, any iron-stone that shall be gotwithin the lordships of Shipley, Mapperley, West Hallam, KirkHallam, Ilkeston, and Little Hallam, and used within thesaid parishes of Stanton by Dale and Dale Abbey ; and also tonavigate on that part of this canal, which is within the saidtwo parishes, free of all rates, any iron, which shall be made,and any coal, coak, and iron-stone that shall be got within thesaid two parishes, or that shall be brought from the Erewashcanal, and all other goods, wares, and articles whatsoever.

Also, in order that the coal which shall be got within thesaid lordships of Shipley, West Hallam, &c. may be taken tomarket at an equal expence; it is, provided that if the ton-nage of the said coal navigated on the Erewash canal, shall bereduced to one shilling and ihree-pence per ton, the proprietors

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