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MO.N.DA Y, SEPTEiVIBER 2D,

L.A.Nd.kSHIRE.

At the ANNUAL GENERAL' SESSION of the PtAC'E,
held pursuant to the Statute, at the New-Court anise,
in Preston, in add for the County Palatine of Lancaster,
the„rst Day of luly in the 4zd Year of King-George the
third'i Reign:
R.
ESOLVED, That it •appe-trs to this • Court,
that by an Add of Parliament passed in the -eizcl'Year
of the Reiete Of His late Majesty Cn visa entitilled
" An Additienal Act, for the better repairing of Highways
and Bridges," a Power was givehto the I ustices of the Coun-
ty of Lancaster for ine Term of Ten Years, to bhild County
and Hundred Bridges where such Bridges were want .id :
which said Act wasfully executed, and the Bridge gstabtish-
rnentofthe County renamed unaltered and undistdrbeci un-
til a Decision nude in the Court of Kine's Benen, called the
Glusburn Bech Case, goive Occasion for'Bridges to be built by
Subscription, without - the consent or knowledge of the
County, wherever the Persons associated chose to eted them,
which were built in so imperfect a manner as soon to be-
coMe ruinous, and the County has been Made subject to
many Bills of Itididment for net repairing.and re-building
Brilige-i yoereEted. As a reihedy for these asuses, male on a
judicial Deeisiore, the-County otitTed theannexett.Cialif4.l9
bc inserted in the General -Bridge Bill:lately depending in
Parliament, which will she .that the County wa,wiiling,
to assist in the erecting of -New Bridges where they
really wanted, Worn the County Rates ; and, rite printed tile_
porc of the Committee of the 1-lousel of Commons-contains
;he' following Clause:—" ResuKed, that it' is,the opinion of-
thrs Co-nrnittee, that CountisS should not be hd.und no main- .
tank and repair any 'l3riclee hereafter tube built, unless the
Justices, in General Seu.trter Sessions aseembled, sno aid de-.
teroline that such Bridge is necessary to be built tor tne pur-
-1 poses of the and should consent-thereto."—Trier
pm-
gress cf the General Bridge Bill -was suspended .for two
ruonths by a Vote of, the House Of Peers on the, loth ot'ejune
last; en tne revival of this _Bill, it is the request of ilia;
Ceort that the Law respecting the ere.dion ofeNew Bridges
--should be settled, either on the Report or the Committee of
,the House of Comnious, or en the annexed Clauses, and so
-that it may be made to depend en as Act of the Legislature,
and not on a judicial Decision
. •
The Clabses req-erretito by the above Resolution
Be it enacted, That when.the I nhahitents and, Latid-Qwn-
ere of any Part or nista& in anY'Cotlnty, find`tila want of the.
acidemmodation of a Bridge 'meet auy River or iirook in such
District, they may assemble and enzer, into a Subscription tor-
defraying the expellee of building the Olt:Aided Bridge' and
may prepi,-eo a Petition to he presented to the justices of
such County, at' a General Session to be holden•tor such
County, and for the County Palatine of Lancaster- at the
Annual General, SesSion, praying that the -proposed Bridge
may-be built ; and the--said J ustices approving of. the saki
Subscription and-Petition, may transmit. the Subscription to
the Treasurer of such County, who shall xiirt is hereby di-
reaed to place the. Money so subscribed to ,the use of such
C9unty ; and- it shall he lawful for the said Session to
clic,ica the'. Surveyor of she, Public Works of such
,Coun-
ty to build'a Bridge, as' requested by the said Petition, pro- •
per-for the accommodation of the Subscribers, and for* .•
Use, at the expence of such County, aided by the said Sub- .
scriptiopo which shall hereafter be deemed aunt takeie to be a
County Bridge; and 'no Bridge built otherwise than under the
above -Regulations (where none had been before eredied) shall
bedeemeci or taken-to be Country or Hundred Bridge, any
Lawili§ege;or Custom to the contrary notivithstanding• .
• Be it ena&ld, that'when the intended New .Bridge is de-
sired to be built over any Stream or River dividinget wo Coon-ties, the Meeting, Petition, and SubsCription or the Persons
desiring the suite, shall be held and made in the same man-•
ner as iselireded by the atbresaid Clause, and a .Duplicate of
the said Petition aeti Subscription. shall be presented •to the
usti colt- el' each of
ai-ore.iaidiand for the County Palatine of Lancaster, at the
Annual General Session, and if appro-vedr.f by both, it shall
be lawful-for the Magistrates assembled at such. Session to
appoint a Coniinatee of three justices from each, who, on a
Moiety of the said Subscription tieing paid to the respective
Treasurers', \shall cause the said Bridge -to be buil:, Under the
mile Regulations, Conditions anti Provisions, aka: are di-
reeled to be observed oy the Clausenbove mentioned where
the Bildge stands .wbol one. County. '
. By Orderof Court,
• , E. GO RsT,
Dep. Clerk of the Peace for Lancashire.

THURCROFT. -
TO BE LETT, and entered on at Michaelmas nex•,

A CAPITAL MANSION-HOUSE, most de_
:L lightfullY situated at Thurcrofti. in the West Ridingdf
tlie.County of York, in excellent Repair;.and replete with
.every Accommodation fbr a rbspectable Family, with at
tached and detached Oilias of every description, and 'also
good CoachAlouses, Stables, Barns, Byers, and other lie-
. cessury ut-buildings, Pleasure and Kitchen Gardens, wit
Fruit Walls well planted; together with zOz A t R.- 12 P.
of Arable,
.Meadow, and Pasture Land, all lying. within-a
Ring Fence; and there are Walks in the Pleasthe Grouncl.
whieh,command very beautiful and extensive Prospects of
the:surrounding .Country.
Thurcr.oft lies 4 convenient distance from the Market
ToWns of Rotherhatit, Sheffield, Worksop, and
.Doncaster,
and is _situated in a tine Sporting Country, 'which 'abounds
With Came; and within four miles of an-excellent Pack of
Fax•Houi4ds,. which arc regularly hunted.
.Matthias at Thurcroft, will shew the Premises ;.
and further particulars may be had, by applying to Mr. Cal-
yea, D.urhant ;
.or at the Office of Messrs. 'ball and Wheat-
ley, Rotherham.
Durham, Sept. 4, tSoz.
•

• DO%kf HOR l'E HALL,
EAST-RIDING :oF-YORKSHIRE. near HULL.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
13ELL arts( HEN DRY,
In the Banqueting- ItOom, at the Nepturie Inn, Hull; 'on
Tuesday, September J'SO24 between the Hours of
Tiiietand Xive o'C lock (and not On Tuesday, 'September
14, as baifeadvertiscd);.
A 0,4 Vain-Able, and yet Imptbvia.
ble ESTATE, although already highly enriched by
animm.aise quantity of ,Lime and short Manuree. by
the present Owner tornprising near Acre.. „
ble, iticrddsv, Ahd Pithure Land, wiknin a
Fence, and weil wooded, with ancient Oal;sandotil:,' Trees ;
with a Capital MANSION, Coaeh-house, Srtd, . ;,,two
Banns, Cow,lfouse,•ki'ranary;. and Offices attached .de-
tached, commanding a bold and aoimprehbnsiye View or a most
beautiful suriottuding'Countr;',.enriAed by both
.Nature and
Art; and di versified by-a Pros Pea of Beverley Minster, P reto4-n,
Hull; Sutton, Swine, INlawne and Beverley. Churches, and
nurnerous_WindMills, the Lincolnshirf Coast on the, River
Humber, with a long range or the YtakShire- Wolds; 'bound-
ing the distant View on one aide, whilst on the other it, is-
adorned by the majestic: -Woods of Rise and. Burton Consta-
ble; and every Close afliads most excellent Sithationi for
building Country Residences. The High -Roads thetet are
now ex:A:ltem:

The whole is Freehold, Tythe- free, 'exoneratsd: trgrtli the
Land-Tax, and not subject to LeaSe or Out-payments.Vall
the .Fences a:e in a most flourishing-state It ts only seven
miles from nine miles from Beverley,' and' not more
than four in a dire:} line trotii. the Sea, w lterFby_the air is
mutual highly salubrious. ' . .

. .
The surrounding Country abounds with Came, and Fox
I.l9unds throw ofEgenetally within five
miles distance. The
Proprietdr will agree tliallaw Eighter•Ten Thousand Pounds
to remain on Mortgage, 'for a term of years, as may be fixed
an the Day of Sale. • . . ,
The Estate may' be viewed anytithe on application at the
Hall, and a Plan thereokniay be seen at Hull, with Chatles
•E....groastlley, Esq. the owner and oecupier.
.The above Estate, if uot.sold altegther, will be irmn
ate!), put up; at the above:time aud. place, iu separate Lots,
as Lamle( '
Lot 4.• far' Close.

•
Lot 11. Little Many-Parts.' •
• Lot 111. G -
Pear Many-parts.
Lot IV. North-Close, South-Close, and three (Noses
West of the Roed from SkerLui,:tto asull.
Lot V: The residue ot thti Lltatet and situittaczn the E atst-
ide of the 1110ICSAid KVeid.

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