Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-11-17 00:00:00

CONSERVANCY
THAT
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POWERS, AND AI
PURPOSE-ALTERATIONS OF DUES AND R

SUES FOR

a DUES AND RATES AND OTI
AMENDMENT OF ACTS.
JOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that
is intended to be made to Parliarr
sion for an act to effect the followi

It MONIES, AND i

pplicatior

the ensuing si

mong other purposes : namel
To vest in a body of coma
,ointed under this act, powers
only or by agreement, withit
ct, of all such powers, righ

:stoners or trustees, to be sp-
a' the purchase, either compul-
a period to be limited by such

ey Dock

an and so many of the rates or d
ad Harbour Act 1857, called
is hereinafter mentioned, that
iy of the said town dues as si

Dwn dues and
is to say, All

mehorage dues

such and E
payable for

1 be laiviully

of the Mersey Docks Acts Consolidation Act, 1858, to the pay-
ment of dock rates on goods-speellied"in Schedule' (C) to such
act annexed, or any of them which shall be carried or convened
upon, over, or along any part of the Port of Liverpool lying
above or on the south-easterly side of an imaginary straight
line drawn across the River Mersey from Eastham-ferry slip
to the north-westerly boundary of the present Garston
Dock-quay, and all such and so many of the said anchor-
age dues as shall be lawfully payable upon or for or in
respect of any velsel not liable ander or by virtue of the said
Mersey Docks Acts Consolidation Act, 1858, to the payment is
respect of the same voyage of dock tonnage rates mentioned in
Schedule (B) to the same act annexed, which shall enter into
or depart from or navigate or sail or be propelled upon or along
any part of the River Mersey, lying or being on the south-
easterly side of the said imaginary straight line, in.considera-
tion of there being paid or secured to the Mersey Docks and
Harbour Board or other parties, if any entitled thereto, by
way of compensation for such dues, a proportionate part of the
price or consideration paid for the whole of the said dues
transferred to the said. board by the said Mersey Docks and
Harbour Act, 1857, or such other price or consideration to be
paid or secured in such manner as to Parliament may seem
meet.

To make such provisions as to Parliament may seem meet
for the appointment, by election, nomination, or otherwise, of
a body of commissioners-or trustees, for the purpose of carry-
ing into effect the objects of the proposed act.
To vest in the said Commissioners or trustees appointed
Under the said proposed act, the said town dues and ancho-

rage dues, which shall be so purchased by them, and all
powers, rights, and privileges of imposing or collecting the
same dues respectively, and all powers of revision and varia-
tion, and all other powers in relation thereto, which are now
vested in the Mersey Docks and Harbour Board, or which
have been lawfully exercised by them, or by the Mayor, Alder-
men and Burgesses of the Borough. of Liverpool, in relation
thereto; and to divest the said Mersey Docks and Harbour
Board of all such powers, rights, and privileges.
To empower the commissioners or trustees appointed under
the proposed act, to impose, levy, and collect the town dues
and anchorage dues, which they shall have so purchased,
either-by the same or any other names or name ; or to ex-
tinguish such town dues and anchorage dues, and to impose,
levy, and collect other rates or dues in lieu thereof, and sub-
ject to the approval of the Board of Trade, or of such other
authority as to Parliament may seem meet, from time to time,
to revise, alter, or vary the Same dues or rates respectively,
or any of them ; or, from to time, to suspend or forego, and
afterwaris to resume the collection of them, or any of them,
(but subject, nevertheless, to such limitations as to prevent
the same from being imposed, levied, or collected acc'rding
to a higher scale or scales of rates or duties than the scale. of
town dues and anchorage dues respectively, which shall be in
force, and by which the said dues shall be collected at the
time of the passing of the said proposed act,) and to confer,
vary, or extinguish exemptions from payment of such rates
and dues, and other rights and privileges in relation thereto.
To empower the commissioners or trustees appointed under
the said proposed act, with a view to carrying into effect the
several purposes thereof to raise and borrow, and from time to
time to re-borrow money on bond or otherwise, upon security
of the said town dues and anchorage dues respectively, which
shall be so purchased by or vested in them as aforesaid ; or of
any other dues or rates which may for the time being be vested
in them.

To enable the said commissioners or trustees appointed
u:nder the said proposed act, from time to time, with the con-
sent and under the direction or control of the Commissioxers
for the Conservancy of the River Mersey, to exercise or execute
all or any of the powers or provisions of an act made and
passed in the sth and 6'h years of the reign of Her present
Majesty, entituled "An Act for the better preserving the
navigation of the River Mersey," so far as relates to the por-
tion of the said River Mersey lying or being on the south-
easterly side of the said imaginary straight line, or any part
tb ereof.

To enable the said commissioners or trustees appointed
under the said proposed act, to apply any monies which shall
be received or collected by them, in pursuance of the said
proposed act, in payment of the expenses of and attending the
obtaining of the said proposed act, and carrying into effect
the provisions thereof, and subject as aforesaid to enable the
said Commissioners or Trustees appointed under the said pro-
posed act, to provide for the abolition or reduction of the said
rates and dues, or either of them.

To amend, alter, repeal or enlarge, so far as may be neces-
sary for the purposes aforesaid, or any of them, all or some of
the powers and provisions of the several local and personal
acts following: namely, " The Mersey Docks and Harbour
Acts, 1857 ;', " The Mersey Docks Acts Consolidation
Act, 1858 ;" "The Mersey Docks and Harbour (Works) Act,
1858 ;" "The Mersey Docks (,honey) Act, 1859" ; and the
act passed in the sth and 6th years of the reign of her present
Majesty, cap. 110; or any act or acts, or portion of any act or
acts incorporated therewith, respectively.

AND NOTICE IS HEREBY PunXtuta GIVEN, that on or before
the Twenty-third day of December next, prirted copies of
the preposed bill will be deposited in the Private Bill Office of
the House of Commons. Dated, this Fourteenth day of
November, 18.59.

GREGORY, GREGORY, SKIRROW, & ROWCLIFFE,
Parliamentary Agents.

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