Ulverstone

Canal.

Union

Canal.

For every vessel continuing in the basin or dock, longer thanfour days, after the cargo is discharged one penny per ton perweek, to be computed from the register of the vessel.

For goods remaining longer on 'wharfs than twenty-fourhours, a reasonable allowance to be made.

The proprietors are to build a public bridge over the canal atHammerside Hill. A junction may be formed between thisand the Lancaster canal. Coal, culm, or cinders, carried fromthe Lancaster canal into the Ulverstone canal, are not liable tothe Sea duty.

UNION CANAL.

Description of a Canal from the Town of Leicester to theTown of Northampton, (there to communicate with the RiverNen , and the Grand Junction Canal) with a Branch to MarketHarborough. Surveyed by John Farley, sen. and C. Stavelev,jun. 33 Geo HI. Ch. 98.

THIS canal commences at, and joins the river Soar naviga-tion on the west side of Leicester, and for near three miles,that is to Ay lesion, runs with a few deviations in the course ofthat river; from Ayleston the whole of the line is new cutting,and running a southerly course passes Glen Larva, Wigston,Newton Harcourt, Wistow, and Saddington, where is a tunnelof forty chains; from this tunnel making an elbow it passesFoxton, where is another tunnel of forty-eight chains, passingwhich is the branch to Market Harborough, from the abovetunnel it makes a bend, crosses the river Welland, and passes

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