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TURNPIKE TRUSTS.
AT A GENERAL MEETING of the TRUSTEES
of theesard ROADS. sound the Al E'f ROPOLIS,beid
at the Crown and Anchor Tavern, in the Strand, on Fainar,
the ISM bleed, 11321, to take into consideration the Bill re-
math, brassie Into the House of Commons for vesting in Oene-
raised Maws Trustees, the line of Roads in the neighlsonrbood
d eke Metropolis, and for discharging the several Trustees
wider whom the same are now repaired and maintained, from
the farther we and maintenance thereof,
JAMES RICE W ILLIA NIS, Esq. in the Chair.
1 reseut—Deputatlons from the following Trysts:
New Cross Turnpike Roads. Bethnal Green.
Storey New Road. Mary-la-bonne.
Sorry and Sussex. K, lsington.
Oty Raid. lirridge.
Bghgate and Hampstead. Brentfoid.
Hackney. I larrow.
Cld Street Road. hiltbourre, or Edgeware.
Etanford Hill. Ideworb.
The said Bill having been taken into consideration,
Ramvon, That it appears to this :.I,eting, from actual ob-
ligation and unquestionable informatto:•, the the Turnpike
Reads round the Metropolis are in geavr,t formed on the most
approved principles, and maintained at a rtasonable a per.se ;
tilt they are at present for the most part in good repair, and in
a progressive state of improvement.
Th.t the Bill tum, pending in the house of Commons for
egging the several Trusts, and vesting them in new Tre.tees, is
erroneous in principle, and hazardous in practice ; that it casts'
a unmerited stigma ou the present Trustees; and that its Evi-
dent tendency is to remove all authority aid controul over the
Roads entirely out of the hands of ti: ...:, who, from their local
residence, are must interested in their preservation, and from
their knowledge and experience, fully competent to their general
menaprlNSlt.
That Petitions against the said Bill be presented to the House
of Commons by the respective Turnpike Trusts, :sod ;hat the
Members for the' Counties of SliddlEssex, Surrey, Sussex, Kent,
Nes, and Hertford, and for the Cities of London and West-
anoter, and Borough of
.Southwark, be requested Its support the
prow of the said Petitions.
That a Committee be appointed to watch the progress of the
WINS, and to take such further treasures as may be deemed
expedient—the Committee to consist of the Chairman of each
Mast now represented, with power to add to their numbers
ask other Members of the IT:putattnns as they inly think De-
gory. JAMES RICE WILLIAMS, Chairman.
The Chairman Staving left t!,e Chair,
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ilasoLvcis, That the Wanks of this Meeting be given to the
Cashman, for his judicious conduct in the Chair, and for his
sal aid attention to promote the general interests of the Turn-
pike Trpits and of the Public.

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