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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
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Stainforthand KeadbyCanat.

Stowmarketand IpswichNavigation,to Amend.

No vessel under twenty-five tons to pass any lock withoutleave, or paying that tonnage.

All vessels that turn out of the cut of the river Dun atStainforth into this canal, are liable to pay to the Dun Com-pany, the rates, tonnage, tolls, &c. which would have beendue for passing the lock near the said junction.

The waste water of this canal is to be discharged into theTrent.

The uses of this canal appear to be principally local, thecoal of Yorkshire will have an easy access to the country, andthe timber, corn, &c. on the line of the canal, will have acheap carriage to distant markets.

STOWMARKET AND IPSWICH NAVIGATION,

TO AMEND.

BY an Act this Session, ZZ Geo. III. Ch. 20. The pro-prietors of this navigation are authorised to raise for the pur-poses of the said navigation, the sum of 15,000k in addition tothe 14,300k before allowed to be raised.

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