An Act for amending "The Commercial Roads Act, 1828," and "The Commercial Roads Continuation Act, 1849," and for other Purposes.
WHEREAS at the Time of the passing of the Act of the Forty-second Year of George the Third, Chapter One hundred and one, (whereby certain Trustees were authorized to make and maintain the Commercial Road by Moneys subscribed or borrowed on the Credit of Tolls,) and for Twenty Years after the passing thereof, the General Turnpike Act of the Thirteenth Year of George the Third, Chapter Eighty-four, was in force, and by the Fifty-sixth Section of that Act it was enacted, that "no Tolls to be tak...