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improve the navigation of the river Cart, and make a navigable cut or canal across the turnpike road leading from Glasgow to Greenock. Enable the magistrates and town council of Paisley to . 22 Pages.
Published by George Eyre and William Strahan, 1787
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No Binding. Condition: Very Good. 1st Edition. Magistrates of Paisley empowered to improve the navigation of the river Cart, Snedden Bridge to the river Clyde, also a cut or canal from river Cart above Inshinnan Bridge through lands of John Campbell of Blythswood. Goods carried no higher than Knocksfood to pay half toll. Original pamphlet, first Edition, act of Parliament, disbound with usual glue and stitching residue from nonce volume of that year.
