Parliamentary Papers, Volume 20H.M. Stationery Office, 1837 |
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... additional assistance ? -The tolls are already extremely high ; we pay 6d . on every horse drawing , and 14 d . on ... toll for travelling that distance ; if I sent a waggon with five horses to the westward , it would pass through ...
... additional assistance ? -The tolls are already extremely high ; we pay 6d . on every horse drawing , and 14 d . on ... toll for travelling that distance ; if I sent a waggon with five horses to the westward , it would pass through ...
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... toll - a solitary case in the kingdom . 43. That is totally independent of the statute duty ? - Totally independent of the statute duty ; the cost of gravel upon that road at Arrington is 10s . 6d . per ton . 44. Are the tolls upon that ...
... toll - a solitary case in the kingdom . 43. That is totally independent of the statute duty ? - Totally independent of the statute duty ; the cost of gravel upon that road at Arrington is 10s . 6d . per ton . 44. Are the tolls upon that ...
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... add to my former answer , that I fear no such voluntary rate could ever be raised . I do not think that such a ... toll upon that line of road at the maximum ? -The toll is at the maximum , but the use of the weighing engines was ...
... add to my former answer , that I fear no such voluntary rate could ever be raised . I do not think that such a ... toll upon that line of road at the maximum ? -The toll is at the maximum , but the use of the weighing engines was ...
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... additional circulation through the Tunnel ? -I should think it would materially when the Tunnel is finished , as it ... toll to be received at the Tunnel when it is completed ? -I have taken from the books the following estimate of ...
... additional circulation through the Tunnel ? -I should think it would materially when the Tunnel is finished , as it ... toll to be received at the Tunnel when it is completed ? -I have taken from the books the following estimate of ...
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... another Act was passed , again repealing the penalty of 5s . per horse , and substituting the penalty of 4 d . per horse additional toll on horses drawing carriages for hire , on the pretext that the repeal of all penalty would act ...
... another Act was passed , again repealing the penalty of 5s . per horse , and substituting the penalty of 4 d . per horse additional toll on horses drawing carriages for hire , on the pretext that the repeal of all penalty would act ...
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Act of Parliament additional toll administer Affidavit amount Annuity assessed aware believe Bourne Bridge carriages Chairman change of horses charged city of London claim coaches Commissioners consequence consider contractors conveyance Court Debt Declarations in lieu ditto Dublin Duke of Marlborough duty enacted Evidence Examined expense Fourdrinier Henry Fourdrinier Ireland July June Justice Kilcullen land-tax lessees lieu of Oaths Limerick road line of road Lord Lordships machine Magistrate mail-coaches Majesty's manufacturer Messrs miles Naas number of passengers Office opinion paid paper Parish parties passed patent payable payment penalty pensions Person Post Post-office present printing proprietors received repealed revenue roads in Ireland Session Sir Edward Lees Sir James Graham Sir Oswald Mosley Sir Thomas Fremantle stage-coaches statute steam-boats substituted swear taken Taylor toll-duty Treasury trust Tunnel turnpike turnpike-roads vats Witness my Hand دو
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