The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1840-02-14 00:00:00

INLAND BONDING.

• The following is a copy
,of Mr. Labouchere's bill for the
warehousing of foreign goods in inland towns :
\i`uateilreeitihsilhdvaannd
fourth
passed in the session of parliament
held
jesty King William thertiF"tr6. of are-reign of his late-ma-
jesty
Googdosoc,!istegounirthiu,nisntaittuulentlm,d'eAfunratehtefolsratthee.
portsho usi nogf
toufe fourieui
Warehousing
without payment of duty at the ,
Lill Kingdom,he and also for the removing of
goods front one port to i re-warehoused atgu another
,n c t ht
ue r
bpeo tt :
awl whereas it is expedient to permit such
re-
moved from such ports to townsut shall in due time be paid not being, ports, there to be
y re-warehoused until . the duty
thereon. Be it therefore enacted, by the Queen's most ex-
cellent majesty, by and with the advice and consent of the
Inand
le temporal, ma puodrba ly commons, in this present
the authority of the same, that
lawful for the commissioners of her Majesty's ingdom of Great Britain and I,e
land, by their warrant from time to time, to appoint trill-
itlPtaruerrsadil sistatairliirslyPebizorifiL at.ttsahs United
towns which shall be warehousing towns for the purposes of'
this act, subject to the limitations hereinafter contained ; and
it shall be lawful for the commissioners of her Majesty's
customs by their order, from time to time, to appoint the
places or prenaises.which shall be the warehouses at such
towns, and also to make all such rules, regulations, and con-
ditions, and to require such securities respecting such ware-
houses; and the goods lodged therein, as they are empowered
brr the said act to make and require in respect of warehouses
aaii•-t,.t,sieosr:tass :tahnidrthe owners or occupiers of such warehouses,
der the sniclact •
bmegsouobdeseltotdugethdetl.tsuermeeine,
conditions,
the
.o,wners of such goods,
shall ditions penalties, and liabi-
e.ilk
der the sajacte parties or goods are subject to in ports un-
der
at Tut
to remove any •
at any port W.it'''cirn' grain, meal, or flour, from the warehouse
provided always that it shall not be.lawful
front the warehousel
'` And be it enacted, that town.
payment e nvt of duty for the purpose of being
rules, rea e
ed, that all goods which arc to he taken
ware-
house at any town, shallati'
and under the port to be !otlged in the ware-
removed upon the conditions
and provided by the ;:l`trii°nB, and restrictions, directed
goods removed frora 011 C -mentioned. act in respect of
housing port : Provided always, g port to another ware-
have been delivered from thew that no goods which shall
re-warehoused in any town, shall
laurfetehouse at any port to be
less the full duties of customs be nav:itrds be exported, un-
also, that no abatement of the duty due i thereon : Provided
any goods delivered from the warehouse at
the quantity of
warehoused at any town, shall afterwards be allY port to be
made in
of any deficiency of such quantity, whether arising respect
throu b
lapse of time, from natural waste, or from ally acc- A g-
ental or
other cause." • •..
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-,..samhomff a 14.1.1M,AMMING

KIDDERMIN ST ER REPREsENTATivE.—Sir John Rennie
is to be brought forward by the whig-radicals at the next
election.