Buch 
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
Entstehung
Seite
115
JPEG-Download
 

ADDENDA.

1 r 5

passes. Also all turves and peats dug from Thome Peat StainforthMoors, or the Peat Moors of Crowle, and Keadby, which shall ^CanaL*^be navigated to the river Dun: but if the same be navigated tothe river Trent, then shall pay one-jienny per ton per mile.

Also in recompence, on such articles as may want craneageand porterage, Jix-pence.

For WJ ia rfage as follows,per ton.

More thantwenty-fourHours toSix Days.

For all Goods, Wares, &c.

* O

^ 0

For all English Timber, and Pig andBar Iron

0

o

For all Coal, Stone, Iron Stone,LimeStone, Flint, Clay, and Sand

o o

For all Lime, Bricks, Tiles, Plaister,and Soaper’s Ashes

0 0 1

For every Quarter of Corn, Cole,Rape, Line and Mustard Seed, Ap-ples, Pears, Onions, and Potatoes

o

o

(O*

Six Days,to OneMonth.

One Month,to SirWeeks.

Six Weeksto TwoMonths

Two Months,to TenWeeks.

£.s.d.

jr.s.J.

£. r. J.

0

o

0 10

0 1 3 -

016

o o 6

009

OlO

O 1 3

O O 1

0

0

O

O

0 O 2^

0 0 2

003

0 0 4

0 0 5

0 O 1

1

0

0

0 0 2

0 0 2f

AnJ so in Proportion for any longer Time than Ten Week*.

No