An Act to exempt the Volunteer Forces of Great Britain from the Payment of Tolls.
WHEREAS Doubts have arisen how far the Exemption from Tolls granted to Officers and Soldiers by the Acts severally passed in the Third and Fourth Years of the late King George the Fourth, for the general Regulation of Turnpike Roads in England and Scotland respectively, and by the several Acts heretofore passed for punishing Mutiny and Desertion, and for better Payment of the Army and their Quarters, may be extended to Officers and Soldiers serving in Volunteer Corps: And whereas it is expedi...