An Act to authorize further Harbour Regulations for the Protection of Her Majesty's Ships, Dockyards, and Naval Stations.
WHEREAS an Act, to which the Term The Dockyards Protection Act when hereinafter used refers, was passed in the Fifty-fourth Year of King George the Third, (Chapter One hundred and fifty-nine,) "For the better Regulation of the several Ports, Harbours, Roadsteads, Sounds, Channels, Bays, and navigable Rivers in the United Kingdom, and of His Majesty's Docks, Dockyards, Arsenals, Wharfs, Moorings, and Stores therein, and for repealing several Acts made for that Purpose:" And whereas by the said...