(B.)

ACTS OF THE IRISH PARLIAMENT,

PASSED BEFORE THE UNION OF GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND.

DUTIES on
CALICOES,

3 Geo. 3.1 12.
continued by

For continuing the encouragement given by former
12. §3. Acts of Parliament to the Flaxen and Hempen 25 March
29. §11) Manufactures.

1827

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5.

2.

Lives of

For granting Annuities in the manner therein
provided, to fuch Perfons as fhall voluntarily Nominees.
fubfcribe towards the railing a Sum not exceeding
the Sum of £.265,000.

N. B.-13, 14 G. 3. c.7. to explain and amend 13,14 G. 3.

c. 5, is laft continued by 47 Geo. 3. ft. 2. c. 21. till

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29 Sept.

1817

(B.)

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

DUBLIN

103.

21,22G.3. 17.

amended and continued by 23, 24 - 31. amended

WIDE
STREETS,
and
COAL-TRADE. 30

49
51

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. (^) 25 March 1832

This does not appear on the Irish Acts as printed, till the commencement of Seffion 39 Geo. 3. though the Regulation of the British Act 33 Geo. 3. c. 13. was adopted in Ireland by 55 Geo. 3. c. 12 of the Irish Parliament.

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

(B.)

Matter.

Date. Ch.

When paffed.

Title of the Act.

Duration.

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. $1. 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. 126.
post. N°127.) 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. .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 detraying 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 are repealed; and the seve-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 56 G.3. See also 46 G. 3.c.39.
post. N° 64. 47 G. 3. st. 1. c. 27. post. N° 67.
and 55 Geo. 3. c. 30. post. N° 105.

17. 11 April
1816.

1803.

1814.

The Acts 54 Geo.3. c.73. 55 G. o. 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 recciv-
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.