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THE LOKDON GAZETTE, AUGUS* U, 1901 5144 THE LOKDON GAZETTE, AUGUS* u, 1901 Glasgow Corporation (Police) Order Confirma- South Eastern and London, Chatham, and tion Act, 1903. Dover Railways Act, 1903. Lanarkshire Tramways Order Confirmation Act, Scottish Ontario and Manitoba Land Company 1903. Limited Act, 19<>3. Wick and Pulteney Harbours Order Confirma- Bath Corporation Water Act, 1903. tion Act, 1903. Dublin, Wicklow, and Wexford Railway Act, Addenbrooke's Hospital Scheme Confirmation 1903. Act, 1903. Bournemouth Gas and Water Act, 1903. Post Office (Sites) Act, 1903. Carmarthenshire Electric Power Company Act, Scottish American Mortgage Company Limited 1903. Act, 1903. Bristol Corporation Act, 1903. South Lancashire Tramways Act, 1903. Maryport Harbour Act, 1903. Didcot, Newbury, and Southampton Railway Manchester Corporation Act, 1903. Act, 1903. Somerset and District Electric Power Act, Great Southern and Western Railway Act, 1903. 1903. Birmingham District Tramways Act, 1903. Saint Philip (Regent Street) Chapel Act, 1903. Baker Street and Waterloo Railway (Extension Baker Street and Waterloo Railway Act, 1903. of Time) Act, 1903. Midland Great Western Railway of Ireland Beckenham Urban District Council Act, 1903. Act, 1903. London County Council (Money) Act, 1903. Walker and Wallsend Union Gas Act, 1903. London County Council (Tramways and Im- Blackheath and Greenwich District Electric provements) Act, 1903. Light Company's Act, 1903. : Mullingar, Kells, and Drogheda Railway Act, Derby Gas Act, 1903. 1903. Dudley, Stourbridge, and District Tramways Fife Electric Power Act, 1903. Act, 1903. South Shields Corporation Act, 1903. Christ/church and Bournemouth Tramways East Hani Improvement Act, 1903. Act, 1903. Wood Green Urban District Council Act, 1003. Tynemouth and District Tramways Act, 1903. Brighton Corporation Act, 1903. Middlesbrough Corporation Act, 1903. Lochnell Estate Act, 1903. Taff Vale Railway Act, 1903. Pentillie Estate Act, 1903. Sutton Coldfield Corporation Act, 1903. City and South London Railway Act, 1903. Newcastle-upon-Tyne Electric Supply Com- pany's Act, 1903. At the Court at Buckingham Palace^ the llth Romford and District Tramways Act, 1903. day of August, 1903. Wigan Corporation Tramways Act, 1903. Woolwich Borough Council Act, 1903. PRESENT, Bournemouth Corporation Tramways Act, 1903. The KING'S Most Excellent Majesty in Council. Alexandra Park and Palace Act, 1903. HEREAS by the Sugar Convention Act, Chatham and District Light Railways Company W 1903, after icciting that by Article VII Act, 1903. of the Convention, signed on the fifth day of Willesden Urban District Council Act, 1903. March, nineteen hundred and two, in relation to Exeter Corporation Act, 1903. sugar, provision was made for the establishment Barry Railway Act, 1903. of a Permanent Commission (in the Act referred Dewsbury, Batley, and Birstal Tramways Act, to as the Permanent Commission) charged with 1903. watching the execution of the provisions of the Worthing Corporation (Tramways) A.ct, 1903. Convention, it is enacted that where it is reported Great Northern Piccadilly and Brompton Rail- by the Permanent Commission that any direct or way (Various Powers) Act, 1903. indirect bounty is granted in any foreign country London County Council (General Powers) Act, on the production or export of sugars His 1903. Majesty may, by Order in Council, make a pro- London, Tilbury, and Southend Railway Act, hibition Order, that is to say, an Order prohibiting 1903, sugar, from that foreign country to be imported Watford and Edgware Railway Act, 1903. or brought into the United Kingdom, subject to Harrow Road and Paddingtou Tramways Act, any provision which might be made by Parlia- 1903. ment in lieu of such prohibition to impose a London United Tramways Act, 1903. special duty on such sugar in accordance with . Birmingham Corporation Act, 1903. the Convention; and that while a prohibition Manchester Southern Tramways Act, 1903. Order is in force the laws relating to the Customs Castleblayney, Keady, and Armagh Railway shall apply as if the sugar in respect of which Act, 1903. the Order is made were specified, with exception Gosport and Fareham Tramways Act, 1903. as to transit, in the table of prohibitions and Great Western Railway Act, 1903. restrictions inwards contained in section forty-two Lancashire and Yorkshire and London and of the Customs Consolidation Act, 1876. And it North Western Railway Companies (Steam was also enacted that His Majesty might, Vessels) Act, 1903. similarly, make such. regulations as should Neath, Pontardawe, and Brynaman Railway appear to Him necessary in relation to any Act, 1903. such Order, and in particular require the Chard Corporation Gas Act, 1903. origin of all sugar imported or brought into the Rochester Corporation Tramways and Im- United Kingdom, whether in transit or other- provements Ace, 1903. wise., to be proved by such certificate or other evidence as might be provided iu the Order; Kip's Patents Act, 1903. but no Order made was to apply to molasses. Nottinghamshire and Derbyshire Tramways And whereas it appeal's from the findings of Act, 1903. the Permanent Commission, as contained in Com- West Bromwich Corporation Act, 1903. mand Paper 1632, presented to Parliament, that Hove, Worthing, and District Tramways Act. the said Permanent Commission has reported 1903. that a bounty on the exportation of Sugars is.
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