ACTS of the IRISH PARLIAMENT, paffed before The Union-continued.

(B.)

Matter.

Date.

Ch.

Title of the Act.

Duration.

45.

DUBLIN

WIDE STREETS,

and

COAL-TRADE.

- 19. continued

72.

10.

11.

For the better regulation of the Silk Manufacture.

25 March 1831

For eftablishing a Bank, by the name of The
Governor and Company of the Bank of Ireland.

After 1 January 1837 on previous

Notice to the

Bank, and

Redemption by

Government.

For the Improvement of the City of Dublin, by ()25 March 1833 making wide and convenient Paffages through the

fame; and for regulating the Coal Trade thereof. (3) 25 March 1832

(B.) Matter.

Date. Ch.

When paffed.

Duration.

49.

ACTS of the IRISH PARLIAMENT, paffed before The Union-continued.

37 Geo. 3. 51.

continued

45.

and amended

of IRELAND. 43

44.

continued

44

54

Title of the Act.

For confirming and continuing, for a
limited time, the Reftrictions contained in
the Minute of Council of the 2d day of
March 1797, on payments in Cafh by
the Bank.

[See alfo 45 G. 3. c. 42. as to the iffuing and
currency of Tokens during the Restriction.]

50.

1 June To revive and continue the feveral Laws
1799.
relating to the curing of Hides, and regu-
lating the fale of Hides and Calf Skins,
and preventing Frauds in the felling
thereof; and for preventing Frauds in the
Weighing and Delivery of Bark imported
into this Kingdom.

1 Auguft For the Union of Great Britain and

1800.

Ireland.

Article VI. as to Duties.

[See N° 35, and Note there.]

1 January 1821)

Title of the Act.

Duration.

56 Years and 9

24 June For raising the sum of Twelve Millions, Months from
by way of Annuities.

1803.

5 July For granting to His Majesty, [until twelve
months after the Ratification of a Defini-
tive Treaty of Peace,] certain additional
Duties of Excise in Great Britain.
[43 G. 3. c. 81. is made perpetual as to Duty on
Wines by 45 G. 3. c. 45. The Act 46 G. 3.
c. 102. alters the Duties on Spirits in Scot-
land (as to which, See now 56 G.3. c.106.
post, N°114.) See 47 G. 3. st. 1. c. 55. §3. and
49 G.3. c.98. §51. as to the further conti-
nuance of the Duties under 43 G.3. c. 81.
for defraying the charge of a Loan of 12 Mil-
lions. See also 49 G. 3. c.92.; their further
continuance for defraying the charge of
Loans, &c. of 18 Millions and upwards;
and 51 G.3. c. 61. the further continuance
of the Duties under the Acts 43 & 46 G. 3.
for defraying the charge of £.7,500,000.
By 56 G.3. c. 29. § 2, 3. the charges made
by 47 G. 3. c.55.; 49 G.3. c. 92.; and
51 G. 3. c. 61. are repealed; and the seve-
ral Loans therein mentioned are charged on
the War Duties of Customs made perpetual
by the said Act 56G.3. See also 46 G.3.c.39.
post N° 61. 47 G. 3. st. 1, c. 27. post No 65.
and 55 Geo. 3. c. 30. post N° 99.

17. 11 April
1816.

43 Geo. 3. 121.

continued as to Ireland

54

178.

156

and amended

72.

1803.

1814.

The Acts 54 Geo.3.c.73. 55 Geo. 3. c. 27. & 56 G. 3. c. 17. continue such of these Duties as are not repealed or made perpetual, and as would expire before 5 July 1816.

11 Aug. For authorizing the Billeting of such
Troops of Yeomanry [and Volunteer]
Cavalry as may be desirous of assembling
for the purpose of being trained together
30 July in [Great Britain and] Ireland; and for
subjecting to Military Discipline, dur-
ing the War, such Serjeants serving in
any [Volunteer or] Yeomanry Corps of
Cavalry or Infantry, as receive constant
pay, and all Trumpeters, Drummers, or
Bugle Men serving therein, and receiv-
ing pay at any daily or weekly rate; and
for the further regulating of such Yeo-
manry [and Volunteer] Corps.

22 June
1816.

This Act is repealed with respect to Volun
teers in Great Britain by 44 G 3. c. 54. a
permanent Act.

5 April 1803;
i.e.

5 January 1860