Roads from Bromyard (Herefordshire and Worcestershire) Act 1821
| Jurisdiction | UK Non-devolved |
| Citation | 1821 c. xcii |
| Year | 1821 |
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ANN0
PRIM0
&
SECUND0
GEORGII
IV.
REGIS.
Cap.
xcii.
An
Act
for
repairing
and maintaining
several Roads
leading
from
the
Town
of
Bromyard,
in
the
County
of
Herford,
and other
Roads adjoining
thereto in
the
said County,
and in
the County
of
Worcester.
[28th
May
1821.3
HEREAS
an Act
was
passed
in
theThirty-first Year
of
the
Reign of
His
late Majesty King
George
the Third, intituled
W
An
Act
for
more efectualb repairing several
Roads
lending
froa
31G.3.c.130.
#be
Town
fl
Bromyard,
in
the
County
of
Hereford,
and
other
Roads
a&oining
thereto
:
And whereas the Trustees have borrowed at Interest
several considerable Sums of Money on the Credit
of
the
Tolls
authorized
to
be
collected upon the said Roads, for amending and improving the
same,
and
which Money still remains due and owing, and theTerm
granted and continued by the said Act is near expiring
:
And whereas the
said
Roads
cannot be sufficiently amended, widened, improved, and kept
in
Repair,
nor
can
the
Money
so
borrowed be repaid,
or
the Interest
thereon be discharged, unless theTerm and Powers
of
the said Act are
enhrged
:
And whereas it would facilitate the Execution of the
Purpose
Tforesaid, if the several necessary Powers and Provisions were
comprizd
one
Act,
and the said former Act repealed: May it therefore please
Your
hjesty that it may be enacted
;
and be it emcted
by
the King’s
most
Excellent Majesty,
by
and with the Advice
and
Consent
of
the
LWds
Spiritual and Temp&], and Commons,
in
this
present Parliament
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assembled,
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GEORGII.
IV.
Cup-xcii.
at from and after the
Thihy-first Year
of
the
shall be and the same
'
shall
from thenceforth
On
for
and during the
6
amending, altering,
the several Roads
irig
froni
a
House
called
The
Whit8 Horse,
in the
said
Town
of
Bronzyard,
to a Place called
Ibe
Hayway
Ash,
where
it
joins the
LeominJter
Turnpike Road
;
the
Road leading from a House formerly in the Possession
of
Mary Norris
Widow, in the said Town
of
Bromyard,
to
HerEfordshire
Lake,
in
the
Parish
of
Wbitborne,
and to
Acton's Green,
in the bunty
of
Worcester,
and
also
to
Herefordshire
Lake,
in the
Parish
of
Bromyard;
the Road
leading from the
Sheep Street,
in the said Town
of
Bromyard,
to
a Place
called
Perry Bridge,
in the Parish
of
Stoke Bliss
;
the
Road
leading from
the School
House
in
the said
Town,
to
Sapey Wood,
and from thence to
the
Direction Post
in
the Turnpike Road leading from
Stanford,
towards
Tenbury
;
and the Road leading from the
Back
Lune
in
the said Town
of
Bromyard,
at or near a Place called
Holditch Gate,
to
Stokelacey
Church,
and through the Parish
of
Bishop's Froome
and
Castle Froome,
to
join
the
Ledbury
Turnpike Road
;
and this Act, and the Tolls hereby granted,
shall be and the same are hereby made subject and liable
to
the Payment
.
of
all Monies which are now due and owing on the Credit of the
Tolls
authorized to
be
taken by the said Act
on
the said Roads, and
of
all
Interest due and to grow due thereon, as fully and effectually to all
Intents and Purposes,
as
if such Monies had been borrowed and become
due
on
the Credit of this Act, or of the Tolls hereby authorized
to
be
collected.
Appointment'
11.
Aid
.be
5t
further enacted, That all His Majesty's Justices
of
the
efTrustee%
Peace
actin$
for
the County
of
Hereford,
and all
His
Majesty's Justices
of
the ,Peace acting for the County
of
Worcester,
together with
Richard
&&right,
Jihn Arkwright, Joseph Arkwright, Thomas
Apperley
CIerk,
Philip Barneby,
Luntley
Barneby, Richard Barneby,
lbonzas
Barneby,
Johrt
Burneby,
William
Barneby, Edniund Barneby, Rowland Berkeley
Doctor
in
'1;Jivinity,
Benry Berkeley
Doctor in Divinity,
Charles Bodenhanz, Henry
8ert.y
Clerk,
Tbomas
Bury
of
Stanford, Clutton Brock,
Joseph
Berry,
Soseph
Biddle
Clerk,
John Brown, Edward Brown, Walter
Bennett,
Sir
George
Cornwall
Baronet, Sir
John Geers Cotterell
Baronet, the Honourable
John
Somers Cocks, William Childe, Richard Chambers, Richard Gray
Chambers, George Cope
Doctor in Divinity,
Henry Cameron,
John
Cook
of
+he
Nash,
Thonus
Coleman, Charles Cooke
of the
Green, Tracey Calder,
Wiiiiam
Cooke,
Robert Swceting Dansie, Dansey Richard Dansey,
John
Wdod
Duppa
Clerk,
Francis Begnett Derry, Francis Bennett Derry
junior,
JoBk Dwuding, William Duppa, Richard Duppa, Milliam Downes, Edward
Eaans, David Evans, William
Eckley,
Edward Thomas Foley, John Freemnn
of
Gaines, John Freeman
junior,
John
Harris Freeman, Edward Freeman
Clerk,
John Freeman
of
Lugwadine, Francis Freeman
of
Lugwardine,
Edward Bellinghnm Freeman, Frederick Ford
Clerk,
George Finch
Clerk,
John Glasse
Clerk,
John
Ghst
junior,
Richard Gardiner
of
the
Hill, James
Gardiner, John Gardiner
of
Walfon,
John
Gardiner'
of
Hopton, Richard
Gardiner
of
Hopton, Benjamin Gardner, Edwctrd Green
clerk,
William
SI
G
retton,
1~
&
20
GEORGII
IV.
Cap.
xcii.
&etton;,
the
Honourable
Thomas Rodney Harley, James
HeEeford,
R&E~
H&gimoa4
Nilliam Hopton
Clerk,
William
Hopton
junior,
John
Hopton
Cle&9
Job
Hopton
junior,
William Hy&, John Hyde
of
Worcfster, Richd
Hemhg
of.&zgsland, John Postans Heming, Richard Heming
of
Hawkins,
Thomat
Herning, William Chute Hayton, Edward Winnington Ingram,
Thomas
Jim
nings
Clerk,
John
Jtnnings, Richard Jones
of
Hope, John
Jenks,
George
Xdsby,
James Kilsby, John
Lilly,
John
Lodge
Clerk,
Charles
Scott
Laxmore
Q.lerb,
Job Lawrence, Peter Miller
Clerk,
Thomas
Miller
Clerk,
J&
&filler
Clerk,
Joseph
Miller
Clerk,
Philip
Morris,
John Mound,
Jamet
Wakeman
Newport,
John
Nott, Edward
Poole,
James Peole,
Edmund
Pateshall, William Pateshall, Thomas Rocke
Clerk,
Nicholas Wade
Robinson
Clerk,
tte
Honourable
George Rushout
Clerk,
James Robinson
of
Tenbury,
TtranP2a.r
Smith
of
Bircher, Francis Severne
Clerk,
Joseph
Southll,
Tho;mrw
Stewasd,
Wiiliam Smith
of
Whitborne Court, John Francis Smith,
Joseph
Stinton
junior,
Brawn
Shelton
junior,
John Shelton, Brice Storr, Robert
Strong
Clerk,
Pakington George Tomkyns
Doctor
of
Laws,
Benjamin
Thomm
Doctor of Medicine,
Richard T'omkyns
Clerk,
Francis Henry Thomas,
Thomas
Taylor,
Henry Unett, Richard Underwood,
Sir
Thomas
Edward
Kinnington
Baronet,
Francis Winnington
Clerk,
Joseph Walker, Charles
Walker, Debbere Walker, Edward
West,
John
Walker, William Walker,
Jizmes
Wight, Richard Wight
of
Tedstone, Thomas Philip
Payne
Wight,
Stephen
Wood,
and
Charles Winnington
Clerk, and their Successors
to
be
elected as herein-after mentioned, shall be and they are hereby ap-
pointed Trustees for amending, altering, turning, widening, improving,
and keeping in Repair the said Roads, and for otherwise putting this Act
in
Execution.
III.
And be it further enacted, That
it
shall and
may
be lawful for the
Power
to
said
Trustees, and they are hereby authorized and empowered, at any
of
appoint
additional
their Meetings to be holden in pursuance
of
this Act, to elect any Number
Trustees.
qf
Persons not exceeding Ten in the
Whole,
to be Trustees for the Pur-
poses of this Act, in addition to the Trustees hereby appointed
;
and such
Trustees
so
elected, and being duly qualified
as
herein-after mentioiied,
&all be and are hereby invested with the same
Powers
and Authorities
for
executing this Act as if they had been herein named.
IV.
And be
it
further enacted,
That
when and
so
often
as
any
of
the
On
Death
or
Trustees hereby named and appointed (except the Justices of the Peace
Refusal
toaet,
acting for the County
of'
Hercfird
or County of
Worcester),
or
to be
appointed by virtue of this Act, shall die,
or
become disqualified by
chosen.
Bankruptcy, Insolvency, or otherwise, or by Writing under his or their
Hand or Hands, delivered to the Clerk to the Trustees of the said
Roads,
sigdy
his
or
their Refusal to act, it shall be lawful for the surviving or
remaining Trustees, or any Seven or
more
of them, and they are hereby
authorized and empowered, to elect and appoint some other Person or
Persons to be
a
Trustee
or
Trustees
in
the Room
of
any Trustee or
'bustees
so
dying, or becoming disqualified
or
refusing
to
act
;
and Notice
of
the Time and Place
of
Meeting for every such Election, shall be given
by
the
Clerk
to
the said Trustees, or
by
any Three or niore
of
the
said
Fnstees, which ru'otice shall be inserted in some public Newspaper usually
&cabted
in
the said Town
of
Bronzyard
and Neighbourhood thereof,
at
least
Fourteen
Days
previous to every such Meeting
;
and all and every
hmn
and
Person's who
slrall
be
SO
elected and
appointed
shall,
imme-
diately
other
Trus-
tees to
be
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