The Highland Roads and Bridges Act 1862
WHEREAS by the Act Forty-third George the Third, Chapter Eighty, the Sum of Twenty thousand Pounds was directed to be issued from His Majesty's Exchequer in Great Britain, to be paid and applied by the Commissioners thereby appointed in the making and erecting Roads and Bridges in the Highlands of Scotland: And whereas by the Act Fifty-ninth George the Third, Chapter One hundred and thirty-five, further Commissioners were appointed, and on Recital that certain Roads and Bridges had been made ...