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What people are saying - Write a reviewWe haven't found any reviews in the usual places. Other editions - View allCommon terms and phrases1st Jan 31st Dec 39continued 40continued Addresses of Clerks Alfold amount ARREARS OF INCOME arrears of interest Arrears of Parish Balance due Balance in Treasurers Basingstoke bonded debt Bridge Bridgnorth Brighton Clause CM CM CM COUNTY creditors Cuckfield Debts paid ditto ditto Estimated Value EXPENDITUR Econtinued Floating Debts Gate George Guildford Hickstead Horsham and Crawley Incidental Expenses Including Interest of Debt John Lane Law Charges lieu of Statute Manual Labour Midhurst miles Mortgage Debts Names and Addresses Names of Surveyors Names of Treasurers NAMES OF TRUSTS Offham Parish Composition Parliament paying payment Petersfield position for current Pyecombe received from Tolls reduced Reigate Revenue from Fines Romsey Salaries Second District Southampton Staplecross Statute Duty performed Storrington Surface Repairs Team Labour terest per Cent Thomas toll income Total Debts Tradesmen's Bills Turnpike Acts Turnpike Roads Turnpike Trusts Unpaid Interest Value of Statute William Winchester Popular passagesPage 5 - Bedford, Berks, Bucks, Cambridge, Chester, Cornwall, Cumberland, Derby, Devon, Dorset, Durham, Essex, Gloucester, Hereford, Hertford, Huntingdon, Kent, Lancaster, Leicester, Lincoln, Middlesex, Monmouth, Norfolk, Northampton, Northumberland, Nottingham, Oxford, Rutland, Salop, Somerset, Southampton, Stafford, Suffolk, Surrey, Sussex, Warwick, Westmoreland, Wilts, Worcester, and York. Page 217 - Act to continue for two years, and from thence until the end of the then next session of parliament... Page 3 - In 1833, Turnpike Roads were the chief means of communication throughout the Kingdom for the transit of goods and passengers : much expense and skill had been bestowed in adapting the roads to the increased traffic of goods, and the more speedy passage of the mails and stage coaches. From this period railways have gradually superseded the use of Turnpike Roads for the conveyance of goods and passengers, except for short distances and local convenience, and the Turnpike Roads in a large majority of... Page 203 - Roads in a large majority of the counties have assumed more the character of ordinary highways. From the great reduction of income the Trustees have been compelled, in numerous instances, either to abandon the repair of the roads to the parishes, or to discontinue the payment of the interest of the debt. Page iv - Abstract of ihe general statements of the income and expenditure of the several turnpike trusts in England and Wales, from 1st January 1855 to 3ist December 1855 inclusive; [in 2400.] -------- LII. Page 13 - Manual labour .... Team labour, and carriage of materials Materials for surface repairs Land purchased .... Damage done in obtaining materials Tradesmen's bills. Page 163 - ... at the meeting, that it is expedient that provision should be made for the better government and administration of such institution, or for the better application of the endowments thereof, or for the transference of such institution and the endowments thereof, and that an application should be made to the Secretary of State for a provisional order. 5. On the foresaid resolution being carried, it shall be lawful for the said governing body to present a petition to the Secretary of State, setting... Page 5 - BEDFORD BERKS * BUCKS CAMBRIDGE CHESTER CORNWALL CUMBERLAND DERBY DEVON DORSET DURHAM ESSEX GLOUCESTER HANTS HEREFORD HERTFORD HUNTINGDON KENT LANCASTER LEICESTER LINCOLN MIDDLESEX MONMOUTH NORFOLK NORTHAMPTON NORTHUMBERLAND NOTTINGHAM OXFORD RUTLAND SALOP SOMERSET STAFFORD SUFFOLK SURREY SUSSEX WARWICK WESTMORLAND WILTS WORCESTER ... Page 107 - ... before holding the same, and of the purpose thereof (so far as the same relates to the powers of this Act), in some newspaper usually circulated in the county or counties in which such road is situate, to resolve that in case such consents as hereinafter mentioned of the mortgagees be obtained, an application be made to one of Her Majesty's principal Secretaries of State for a provisional order to reduce the rate of interest on the mortgage debts charged or secured on the tolls or revenues of... Page 1 - AND be it further enacted, that such secretary of state for the time being shall yearly and every year cause such annual statements so transmitted to him to be revised and abstracted, and shall cause such abstracts to be laid before both Houses of Parliament, together with any observations he may think proper with respect to the state, condition, and repair of the roads or any of them, or with respect to the debts, revenues, expenditure, and management of any of such turnpike trusts. References from web pagesForbes, Sir Francis (1784 - 1841) Biographical Entry - Australian ... Bibliographic information
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