Road from Broil Park to Battle Act 1821
| Jurisdiction | UK Non-devolved |
| Citation | 1821 c. xxvii |
ANN0
PRIM0
&
SECUND0
GEmt
REGIS.
Cap.
xxvii.
An Act
for
more effectually making,
repairing,
and improving the
.Road
from
near the Place
where the
Broil
Park
Gate formerly stood
to
the
Horsebridge
Turnpike Road on the
Dick@,
and
from
the Blacksmith’s Shop in
Horsebridge
Street
to the
Town
of
Battle,
in the County
of
Sussex.
[19th
April
1821.1
HEREAS
an
Act
was passed
in
the Sixth Year
of
the Reign
W
large the Term and
Powm
of
an
Act made in the Twenty-jJb
Year
of
King
George
the Second,
for
repairing the Road leadivg from the
North End
of
Malling Street,
near
the
Town
of
Lewes,
and
other
Roads
in
the County
of
Sussex,
and
for
amending the Roud from the
Broil Park
Gats
to
the
West End
of
the Turnpike Road leading from the Turnpike Road
on
Hurst Green,
through
the
Parishes
of
Etchingham
and
Burwash,
and
from the said
Broil
Park
Gate
to
the
Town
ofBattel1,
in the said County:
And whereas another
Act
was passed in the Thirteenth Year
of
the
Reign
of
His said late Majesty King
George
the Third, intituled
An
136.3.c.89.
Act
to
enlarge the
Powers
of
Two
Acts,
made in the Twenty-jfth Year
of
King
George
the Second and Sixth Year
of
King
George
the
Third,
for
repairing
i
he Reads from the
North
End
of
Malling Street,
near the Town
of
Lewes,
and other Roads in the County
of
Sussex,
and
for
amending tbe Road
from the
Broil Park Gate
to
the
West
End
of
the Turnpike Road leading
His
late Majesty King
George
the Third, intituled
An Act
to
en-
6
G. 3.
a.
65.
[Local.
1
IO
L
from
870
1”
&
2’
GEOKGII
IV.
Cap.
xxvii.
from the ‘Turnpike Road
on
Hurst Green, through the Parishes $Etching-
ham and Burwash, and from the said Broil Park Gate to
the
T~wn
of
Battell,
in
the said County,
so
far aj re.elates
to
the Road
from
the Broil l’ark Gate
to the West End
of
the
Turnpike
Road leading
from
the Turnpike
Road
on
Hurst
Green, through the Parishes
of
Etchingham and Burwash afire-
said
:
And whereas another Act was passed in the
T
hirty-ninth Year
of
39
0.3.
c.31.
the Reign of His said late Majesty King George the Third, intituled
An
Act
for continuing for
Twenty-one
Tears, and from thence
to
the End oftbe
then next Session
of
Parliament, the Term, and altering and enlurging the
Powers, ofseveral
Acts
for
repairing the Road
from
the North End
of
Mal-
ling Street, near the
Towti
4
Lewes,
and
certain other
Roads,
in the County
ofSussex
:
And whereas the Trustees appointed in and by virtue
of
the said
recited Acts have repaired and improved the Road herein-after described,
and have, for that Purpose, in pursuance of the
Powers
to
them thereby
given, borrowed considerable Sums
of
Money on the Credit
of
the Tolls
thereby granted, which Sums
of
Money remain undischarged and cannot
be paid
off,
nor can the said Road be effectually amended, improved, and
maintained in repair, unless further Powers and Authorities be granted
for amending, improving, and maintaining
the
same, and
for
altering,
increasing, and regulating the Tolls payable
an
the said Road: And
whereas it is expedient
that
so
much only
of
the Roads described
in the said recited Act
of
the Sixth Year
of
the Reign
of
His late
Majesty King George the Third, as extends from the Point where the Two
Roads leading towards Battle and towards Burwash divide, being about
Two
hundred Yards, to the Northward of the Place where the said Broil
Park Gate formerly stood, to and through Laughton Lane to the Horse-
bridge Turnpike Road on the Dicier, and from thence by the Black-
smith’s Shop up Horsebridge Street, to and through Gardiner’s Street,
Boreham Street, Standard Hill, NinjeeId
Green,
and Catsfield Green, to the
said
Town
of
Battle, should be repaired, maintained, and supported
under the present Act: May it therefore please Your Majesty that
it
may be enacted; and be
it
enacted by the King’s most Excellent
Majesty, by and with the Advice and Consent
of
the Lords Spiritual and
Temporal, and Commons, in this present Parliament assembled, and by
Foriner
Acts
the Authority of the same, That from and after the First
Day
of
repealed.
June One thousand eight hundred and twenty-one, the said recited
Acts
of
the Sixth, Thirteenth, and Thirty-ninth Years of the Reign
of
His
late Majesty King George the Third, shall be and the same are
hereby declared
to
be repealed, as
to
so
much of the Roads therein com-
prised and described
in
the said recited Act
of
the Sixth Year of the Reign
of
His said late Majesty King George the Third,
to
lead from the Broil
Park Gate to and through Laughton Lane
to
the Horsebridge Turnpike
Road on theDicRer, and from thence by the Blacksmith’s Shop
UP
Horsebridge Street, to and through Gardiner’s Street, Boreham Street,
Standard Hill, Ninzeeld Green, and Catgeld Green, to the
said
Town
of
Battle,
and
instead thereof this
AQ
shall from thenceforth commence and
take Effect, and be put in Execution for and during the Term herein-
after mentioned, for the Purpose
of
more effectually amending, widening,
altering, straitsning, improving, and keeping
in
Repair
so
much
of
the
said Road as extends from the Point where the Two Roads leading towards
Battle and Burwad divide, being about Two hundred Yards, to the
Northward of the Place where the said Broil Park Gate formerly stood,
to
and through
Laughton
Lane to the Horsebridge Turnpike Road on the
Dicker,
I"
&
2"
GEORGII
IV.
Cap.nvii.
871
Dicker, and from the Blacksmith's Shop in Horsebridge &rest
to
and
through Gardiner's Street, Boreham Street, Standard
Hill,
Winfield Green,
and Catyfeeld Green, to the Town of Battle aforesaid, and which said
Road intended to be hereby repaired, passes out
of,
through,
OF
into the
several Parishes of Ringnier, Laughton, Chiddingly, Hellingly, Hajfsham,
Herstmonceux, Wartling, Ninjield, CatsJiEld, and Battle, all in the said
County
of
Sussex.
11.
And be it further enacted, That the Tolls and Duties by this Act
New
Term,
granted and imposed for the keeping and maintaining the Road hereby
andToll8
directed to be kept and maintained, shall, for and during the Term
of
this
liable
former
to
Act, be charged with and made subject to the Payment
of
all Monies here-
Debts.
tofore borrowed for the making and maintaining such Road, and now due
and owing upon the Credit
or
on Account
of
the said recited Acts, or
secured upon or made payable
OUE
of
such Tolls and Duties respectively,
and
of
all Interest due and
to
grow due thereon,
as
fully and effectually
to all Intents and Purposes as if such Monies had been borrowed and
become due on the Credit
of
this Act, or of the Tolls hereby authorized
fo
be collected
;
and that all and every Person and Persons owing
any
Sum or Sums
of
Money
to
the Trustees for executing the said recited
Acts, which in anywise concern the said Road, shall be liable to the Pay-
ment thereof to the Trustees for executing this Act, and all Bonds,
Covenants, Agreements, Contracts, and Securities, duly entered into by
any Person or Persons to or with the Trustees for executing the
said
recited Acts or any of them for or concerning the said Road, shall remain
in full Force and Effect, and be and continue available in all Courts
of
Law
and Equity, until the same are fully satisfied and performed,
on
Account
and
for
the Benefit
of
the Road under this Act, and all Contracts
or
Agreements duly made or entered into by the Trustees for executing
the said recited Acts or any of them respectively, to or with any Person
or
Persons,
so
far
as
respects the said Road, shall remain in full Force
and
Effect, and be observed and kept by the Trustees under this Act, according
to the Terms or Stipulations thereof respectively, notwithstanding the
Repeal of the said recited Acts.
Peace acting in and for the County
of
Sussex, together with the Right
Honourable Bertram
Lord
Viscount St. dsaph, the Honourable Percy
Ash-
burnham, the Honourable Charles A.rhburnham, Thomas Arkcoll,
William
Ailfree, Isaac Arkcoll, the Reverend Thomas Birch Doctor of Civil
Law,
Francis
Pbilip
Bedingfeld, Benjamin Blackman the elder, Benjamin Black-
man the younger, John Blackniun, Blackman, the Reverend
Henry Bishop, Harry Barton, Thomas Barton, James Bellingham, Edward
Jeremiah Curteis, Herbert Barreit
Curteis,
the Reverend Whitfeld Carteis,
the
Reverend Benjamin Cole, Thomas Calverly, the Reverend Richard
Con-
Jtable, the Reverend John Constable, Thomas Cosham the elder, Thorns
Coshnm the younger, John Collins, the Reverend William Delves,
John
Darby, William Henry Darby, Thomas Day, Charles Deudney, Henry
Dor~et,
James Evergeld,
John
FuIier, the Reverend Thomas Fuller,
John
Thorn
Fuller, the Reverend Tbomas Ferris, John Farncomb, the Reverend
Robert
Hme, the Reverend John Burrell Hayley,
John
Hilder, Francis
Hollands, Thomas Read Kemp, John King, the Reverend
Hemy
Rud-
stone
Langdale, Charles Laurence, Thomas Lansdeli, Edward Milwards
Eardry
'
111.
And be
it
further enacted,That all
His
Majesty's Justices of the
Trustees.
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