Thames Navigation Act 1824
| Jurisdiction | UK Non-devolved |
| Citation | 1824 c. cxxiii |
ANN0
QUINT0
GEO
e
Cap.
cxxiii.
An
Act to enable the Mayor and Commonalty and
Citizens
of
the City
of
London
to raise a
Sum
of
Money
at
a reduced Rate of Interest, to pay
off
the Monies
now
charged on the Tolls and
Duties payable
by
virtue
of
Four
Acts
of
the
Reign
of
His late Majesty King
George
the
Third,
for improving the Navigation
of
the River
Thames
Westward
of
Loizdoiz
Bridge,
within the Liberties
of
the City of
Londo~z.
[17th
June
1824.1
HEREAS
an Act was passed in the Fourteenth Year
of
the
vv
to
improve and ccmplete the Navigation
of
the
River
Thames
Westward
of
London Bridge,
within the Liberties
of
the
City
of
London,
and
to
prevent
any
Vessel
or
Barge from being moored in
Taplow
Mill
Stream,
in
the
County
$Bucks
:
And whereas an Act was passed in the Seven-
teenth
Year
of
the Reign
of
His
said late Majesty, intituled
An
Act
for
17
G.
3.
c.
18-
enabling the Mayor, Aldermen,
ond
Commons
of
the City
of
London
to
purchase the present Tolls and
Duties
payable
for
navigating upon the
River
Thames
Westward
of
London Bridge,
within the Liberties
of
the City
of
London,
and
for
laying a small
Toll
in
lieu
thereg,
for
the
Purpose
of
more
afectually completing
the
said
Navigation, and
fir
other
Purposes
:
And
[Loco/.]
32
whereas
Reign
of
His late Majesty, intituled
An
Act
more gectually
i4c..
J
3.r.91.
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