Leicester and Narborough and Hinckley Roads Act 1800
| Jurisdiction | UK Non-devolved |
| Citation | 1800 c. iii |
| Year | 1800 |
ANNO TRICESIMO NONO & QUADRAGESlMO
GEORGII III. REGIS,
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Cap.
3.
An AS: for more effectually repairing, widening^
and improving, the Roads from the Borough oiLeU
cefier in. the County of Leicefter, to the TFown of
Narbor
ough;
and from the faid Borough of Leicefter
to the Town of Earl Shilton\ and from the faid
Town of Earl Shilton
,
to the Town of Hinckley\
in the faid County. [10th March 1800.]
HERE AS an A<5t was pafled in the Twenty-feventh Tear of Preamble,
the Reign of His late Majefty King
George
the Second, inti-
*7
Geo.it,
tuled, An
A£i
for
repairing
and
widening
the Road from
Leicef-
iecite *
ter to Narborough, and from Leicefter
to
Coventry,
and
from
thence through
Kenilworth to Warwick, and from
thence to
Halford Bridge, and from War-
wick to Stratford upon Avon,
and
from Coventry to Martyn's Gutter*
leading towards
Stoneleigh Town
-, and
for
fupplying
an
OmiJJion
in an AEi
paffed
in the laft
Seffion
of
Parfiament,
for
repairing
the Rdad from
Leicef-
ter to Afhby-de-la*Zouch, in the
County
of Leicefter; whereby the faid
Roads are divided into feveral Diftricls, and feparate Truftees appointed
Hoc. &f Per.J K for
38 39 4o° GEORGII III.
Cap.
3.
Former
P
cts
repealed, and
this Act to
take place.
for the Care of each, the Road from the Borough of
Leicejler^
to the
Town of Narborougb, and from Leicejler to
Hinckley,
being the Firft
Dif-
trid: And whereas an Ad was pafled in the Ninth Year of the Reign of
His prefent Majefty, to explain, amend, and render more effedual the
faid Ad, fo far as the fame relates to the faid Firft Diftrid : And whereas
the Truftees appointed in or by virtue of' the faid Ads, for the faid Firft
Diftrid, have proceeded in the Execution of the Powers thereby vefted
in them, and have from Time to Time, for that Purpofe, borrowed fe-
veral confiderable Sums of Money on the Credit of the Tolls authorized
to be taken on that Did rid: And whereas the Money fo borrowed cannot
be repaid, nor the faid Roads be properly amended, improved, and kept
in repair, unlefs the Term of the faid Ads, with refped to the faid Dif-
trid, is continued; and the Powers and Provifions of the faid Ads being
found in many Refpeds defedive, it would be more convenient to the
Truftees, and beneficial to the faid Diftrid of Roads, if the faid Ads,
fo far as the fame relate thereto, were repealed, and further and other
Powers granted inftead
thereof;
may it therefore pleafe Your Majefty
that it may be enaded; and be it enaded by the King's moft Excellent
Majefty, by and with the Advice and Confent of the Lords Spiritual and
Temporal^ and Commons, in this prefent Parliament aflembled, and
by the Authority of the fame, That upon the Firft Meeting of the
Truf-
tees,
to be ho'lden as herein-after mentioned, the faid Ad of the Twenty-
feventh Year of His late Majefty, fo far as it concerns the faid Diftrid of
Roads from Leicejler to Narborougb, and from Leicejler to Hinkeley, and ,
the faid Ad of the Ninth Year of His prefent Majefty, fhall be and
the fajne are hereby declared to be repealed, and that on the fame Day
this Ad fhall commence and take effed inftead
thereof,
and be put in
Execution for and during the Term herein-after mentioned, for the Pur-
pofe of repairing, widening, and improving the Road from the Borough
of Leicejler, in the County of Leicejler, to the Town of
Narborougb,
and
from the faid Borough of Leicejler to the Town of Earl Shilton, and from
the faid Town of Earl
Shilton
to the Town pi
Hinckley,
in the faid County
of Leicejler; and this Ad, and the Tolls hereby granted, fhall be, and
'are hereby .made fubjed to the Payment of all Monies which have been
borrowed, or are now due and owing on the Credit of the Tolls autho-
rifed to be taken by the faid Ads on the faid Diftrid of Road from Lei-
cejler
to
Narborougb,
and from Leicejler to
Hinckley,
by virtue of the laid
Ads,
or either of them, and of all Intereft due and to grow due thereon
fefpedively, as fully, to' all Intents and Purpofes, as if fuch Monies had
been borrowed, or become due and owing on the Creditor on Account
of this Ad,
Truftees. II. And be it further enaded, That Robert
Abney,
Samuel Bracebridge
Abney, John Adams, Thomas Adnutt Clerk,
George
Allen, John Anderjon
Clerk, Gerrard AndrewesoClerk, Richard Arkwright,
Thomas
Arnold Dodor
Phyfick, Thomas Graham Arnold Dodor in Phyfick, William
Arnold^
in
William AJlle, Sir George Beaumont Baronet, Thomas Babington, William
Babington
Clerk, James Bankart, Samuel Bankart, Thomas Bankart, John
Bankart, John Barratt, John Barratt the younger,
Thomas
Barratt, Richard
Beale, John
Benjkin,
William Bentley, Jojhua Bid.dk, James
Bijhop,
William
Bi/hep, James Blakejley, John
Blakejley,
Jqfepb Boultbee, Jojeph Boultbee
the younger^
Thomas.
Boultbee,
Robert Brewin, John Brewin, John Brewin
Clerk, Henry Brown Clerk, John Brown, William Brown of Hinckley,
Jojepb
39°
&*
40° GEORGII
III.
Cdf.
$. .
Jofeph Burbidge,
Francis
Burgefs, Robert
Burgefs,
William Burleton, Rbbirt
Burnaby Clerk,
'Thomas
Burnaby Clerk,
Beaumont
Burnaby, Thomas Buxton,
Thomas
Bentley
Buxton, Ifaac Buxton, Jofeph
Spencer
Cardale,
Anthony
Carr,
George Carr, Ifaac Carter, John Edward Carter, Henry Carter, Robert
Carver, William
Cafj'on
Clerk, Jofeph Chamber/in, William Chamberlin,
Jofeph
Chambers,
Charls
Chambers
Clerk,
Thomas
Chapman,
Thomas
Chat-
.
wyn,- Hamlett Clark, Samuel Clarke, John Clarke, Robert Clarke, Robert
,Clarke
the
younger, Jofeph
Cradock
of
Gumley,
Robert
Che/hire,
John
Choice,
Charles
Jioothby Skrymfiier Clopton, Richard Cook, Henry
Coleman,
John
Coltman, John Coltman, John Cooper
of
Hinckley, Thomas
Cooper,
John
Cooper
Clerk, James
Cooper,
William
Cooper
Clerk, William
Cooper
Holier.,
Henry
Cooper,.
Francis Cooper, Nathaniel Cooper, Jojias Cockfhutt,
Sir
Wolflon Dixie Baronet,
Willoughby
Dixie, William Dabbs, John
DabbJ,
Jofeph Dalby, Henry Dalby, Thomas Deakin, William Dickins, James
Dow-
ley, Benjamin Dowley, Matthias D'Oyley Clerk, John Eames, William Ellis,
Jofeph
Farmer,
Henry
Cooper
Fijher Clerk, John Fijher
ot
Cofjington
Clerk*
John Fifher
of
Higham Clerk, Thomas Fifier Clerk, Thomas Fijher, John
'Fofler,
Thomas
Freer,
George
Freer,
Thomas
Fulfhaw,
the
Right Honourable
George
Harry
Grey
commonly called Lord
Grey,
the Honourable
Booth
Grey,
the Honourable John
Grey',
the Honourable William.
Booth
Grey,
the Ho-
nourable Anchitel
Grey,
the Honourable
Grey,
Thomas Greaves
Clerk,
John
Green,
Benjamin
Gregory,
Jofeph
Gregory
Clerk, John
Gregory^
John
Gre*
gory,
Thomas
Godfrey,
John
Gocdacre
the younger, John
Goude,
Jofhua Grundy,
William Grundy,
Sir
Edmund
Cradock
Hartopp Baronet,
George
Harry WiU
Hani
Hartopp,
Edmund
Hartopp,
William Edmund Hartopp, Samuel Hartopp
Clerk, Edward
Hartopp,
John Hall, William Hall, Edward Harris, David
Harris, William Harrifon, William Herrick, William Herrick
of
Beaumanor,
John Heyrick, Samuel Heyrick Clerk, William Heyrick, Edward Hextall,
William Hill, William Hodges, Edward Hodges, William Hbhnes, Robert
Hubbard, John Hunt Clerk, John Hunt
of
Newtown, Nathaniel Hurftt
Thomas
HuJkiffon,
John Jackfon, Richard
Spooner
Jaqy.es, jofeph Ingleby,
Thomas Jeffcutt, Thomas
Iliff,
Robert
lliff,
Jofeph Johnfon, Jofeph Johnfon
the younger, Robert Johnfon, Henry Ryder Knapp Clerk,
George
Anthony
Lfgh
Keck,
John King
of
Leicefier,
John King
of
Earl Shilton, Henry King,
John Lawton,
Thomas
Leach, William Southworth Lee Clerk, Thomas Lock-
wood,
George
Lockwood,
Thomas Lomas, Lambton 'Loraine Clerk, Lambton
Loraine theNyounger, John
Lofeby,
Caleb
Lowdham, Thomas Ludlam Clerk,
John Lynes,
the
Right Honourable Charles Manners commonly called
Lord Charles Manners,
the
Right Honourable Robert Manners, com-
monly, called Lord Robert Manners,
Sir
William Manners Baronet, John
Manners,
Thomas
Manners Clerk, Edward Manners, William French Major,
James Mallett, John
Mansfield,
James
Mansfield,
Edward Marfton, Samuel
Mark'and, William Mafon, John Miles Clerk, Samuel Miles, Michael
Miles, John
Moore,
the
Reclor
of
Narborough
for
the Time being, Jcfeph
Neale, Thomas Nedham
of
Hinckley, Thomas
Standley
Nedham, John
Ned-
ham,
John
Nichols,
George
Nichols, John
Nichols
the younger,
Noble
Clerk,
George
Noble,
Thomas
Noel Clerk, John Noon, William Oldham,
Thomas
Wejlley
Oldham,
Peter Oliver, John Bafs Oliver, John Bafs Oliver the
younger,
George
Oliver Clerk, Thomas Barfoot Oliver,
Samuel
Oliver Clerk,
Sir John Palmer Baronet, Thomas Palmer, John Palmer, Thomas Pares,
Thomas Pares
the
younger, John Pares, William Pares Clerk, Thomas
Parkin"fan,
Edward Parfons, William Parfons, Michael Payne, Robert Peach,
Thomas Peach,
George
Peake, Thomas March Phillips, James Pigott Clerk,
Edward
Price,
John Price, John Prior,
Charles
William
Pochin,
Sir
George
Robinfon
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