Priority of Penalty on ment. Years on the Thirty-first Day of December in every Year, the first of such Payments to be made on the Thirty-first Day of December One thousand eight hundred and sixty-one. The said yearly Sums of Six hundred Pounds, making in the whole the Sum of Nine thousand Pounds, may be paid out of any Monies belonging to the said Trustees, instead of being payable exclusively out of the Tolls charged with the said Debt. (2.) The said Sum of Nine thousand Pounds in manner aforesaid shall be in full Satisfaction of the Debt of Sixteen thousand seven hundred and sixty Pounds Seven Shillings and Eightpence, in the said Schedule mentioned, and Interest thereon; and on the Completion of such Payments as aforesaid the said Debt of Sixteen thousand seven hundred and sixty Pounds Seven Shillings and Eightpence, and all Interest thereon, shall be extinguished. (3.) From and after the Thirty-first Day of December One thousand eight hundred and sixty-one, Section Thirtysix of "The Holyhead Road Act, 1826," and Sections Twenty-two, Twenty-three, Twenty-five, and Twenty-six of "The Holyhead Road Act, 1836," shall be repealed, and all Tolls leviable under the said Sections shall thereupon cease. (4.) On or before the Thirty-first of January One thousand eight hundred and sixty-two, the Trustees of the Stratford and Dunchurch Road Trust shall sell the Geese Bridge Toll Gate, with its Appurtenances, and all Land belonging thereto, and shall pay the Proceeds of such Sale to the Commissioners, as well as the Tolls received at such Toll Gate up to the said Thirty-first Day of December One thousand eight hundred and sixty-one. General Provisions. 9. All Payments hereby required to be made by the Trustees of any Trust to the Commissioners shall be a First Charge on all the Tolls leviable by such Trustees, and shall be paid thereout in priority to all other Payments whatsoever, except the Expenses of collecting the Tolls. 10. If the Trustees of any Trust fail in making any Paydefault in Payment to the Commissioners hereby required to be made for a Period of Four Weeks after the Day appointed for Payment thereof, the Commissioners may enter into possession of all or any of the Toll Gates belonging to such Trust, and levy all the Tolls authorized to be levied at such Gates or Gate, and may, out of the Proceeds of such Tolls, after Payment of all Expenses incurred by them in taking such Possession, apply the same in Payment of the Instalments or other Monies for the Time being due to them under this Act, rendering the Over plus, plus, if any, to the Trustees in default; and the Commissioners may so continue in possession until the whole of the Monies due from such Trustees in pursuance of this Act have been paid. 11. The Commissioners, on entering into possession of the Powers of Toll Gates and Tolls of any Trustees making default in Pay- Commissioners ment of the Sums due in pursuance of this Act, may exerand Entry into possession. cise and put in force all the Powers and Provisions which might be put in force by the last-mentioned Trustees with respect to the Levy of Tolls, the Appointment of Toll Collectors, the Erection or Removal of Toll Gates, and all other Matters relating to Tolls. Acts inconsis 12. All Provisions contained in any Local or other Act of Provisions in Parliament inconsistent with the Provisions of this Act shall be repealed. SCHEDULE, Showing the Amount of Principal Debt now due on account tent with this, repealed. Stratford and Dun-} CAP. XXIX. 9,000 An Act to authorize the Removal of the Infirmary for c. 20. WE HEREAS by an Act passed in the Parliament of Ire- 5 Geo. 3. (I.) land in the Fifth Year of the Reign of King George the Third, it was provided that the Infirmary for the County S [No. 18. Price 2d.] ' of 11 & 12 G. 3. (I.) c. 23. Grand Jury of for the County of Cork from Mallow to the City of Cork. Lord Lieute nant may direct the old Cork Lunatic Asylum to be trans ferred to the Trustees of the South Charitable Infirmary for the Purposes of this Act. 24 & 25 VICT. of Cork should be erected and established in the Town of Mallow; and by another Act, passed in the said Parliament in the Eleventh and Twelfth Years of the said Reign, an Infirmary was established in the South Suburbs of the City of Cork, now called "The South Charitable Infirmary:" And ' whereas the Town of Mallow is found to be an inconvenient Situation for the Infirmary for the County of Cork, and it is expedient that the Grand Jury of the said County should be ' enabled to remove the same to the South Charitable Infirmary in the City of Cork, or to any other Building to which such last-mentioned Infirmary shall be at any Time removed:' Be it therefore enacted by the Queen's most Excellent Majesty, by and with the Advice and Consent of the Lords Spiritual and Temporal, and Commons, in this present Parliament assembled, and by the Authority of the same, as follows: 1. It shall be lawful, subject as herein-after provided, for the Grand Jury of the County of Cork, if they shall so think fit, to remove the Infirmary for the County of Cork from the Town of Mallow to the said South Charitable Infirmary in the City of Cork, or to any other Building to which the said last-mentioned Infirmary may be hereafter removed; and from and after such Removal it shall be lawful for the Grand Jury of the County of Cork, from Time to Time, to present such Sums as they are now by Law authorized to present for the Infirmary of the said County, for the Purpose of establishing, maintaining, and supporting the said South Charitable Infirmary, and also such further Sum, not exceeding in the whole the Sum of One thousand Pounds, for the Purpose of erecting, enlarging, or furnishing any Buildings intended for the Use of such lastmentioned Infirmary: Provided always, that the Sums so presented in any One Year by the said Grand Jury (except the Sum of One thousand Pounds, herein-before mentioned) shall not exceed the Sums presented in such Year for such Purpose by the Town Council of the Borough of Cork; and provided also, that One Half of the Accommodation afforded by the said last-mentioned Infirmary shall be for the Use of Patients to be received therein from the County of Cork. 2. Upon Presentment being made, as herein provided, for Payment to the Commissioners for General Control and Correspondence, and for superintending and directing the Erection, Establishment, and Regulation of Asylums for the Lunatic Poor in Ireland, of the Sum of Four hundred and seventy Pounds, being the Amount due to the said Commissioners for Rent and Arrears of Rent and Costs of Maintenance of the Building hereby authorized to be transferred, it shall be lawful for the Lord Lieutenant or other Chief Governor or Governors of Ireland to order and direct that the Building formerly used as the Cork District Lunatic Asylum, and the Ground and Soil appertaining thereto, and the several Materials and Appurtenances, and all Rights, Interests, and Liabilities connected therewith, shall be transferred to the Trustees of the said South South Charitable Infirmary, or any Three of them, and their Successors, in trust for and to the Uses and Purposes of the said Infirmary for the County of Cork, and of the said South Charitable Infirmary, subject to the Payment of such annual Rents as are payable in respect of the said Building and the Ground and Soil appertaining thereto; and it shall be lawful for the Grand Jury of the County of Cork at the Assizes which shall be held next after the passing of this Act, and for the Town Council of the said Borough at their Presentment Sessions which shall be held next after the Period aforesaid, and they are hereby respectively required, to present the said Sum of Four hundred and seventy Pounds, to be raised off such County and Borough respectively in equal Proportions, without any Application to Presentment Sessions; and it shall also be lawful for the said Grand Jury of the County of Cork at each subsequent Assizes, and the Town Council of the said Borough at each subsequent Presentment Sessions, and they are hereby respectively required, to present from Time to Time, to be raised off such County and Borough respectively in equal Proportions, without Application to Presentment Sessions, such Sum or Sums of Money as shall be necessary for paying such Arrears of Rent, or the Repairs of such Building, or such annual Rent, as and when the same may become due. 3. The Removal of the Infirmary for the County of Cork to the City of Cork under the Provisions of this Act, or anything in this Act contained, shall not extend or be construed to extend to alter or take away any Right now vested in William Infirmary. Galwey, the Surgeon of the said Infirmary, to any annual 5 G. 3. (I.) Allowance or Stipend under the Provisions of an Act passed 14 & 15 Vict. in the Parliament of Ireland in the Fifth Year of King George e 68. the Third, Chapter Twenty, as the same is amended by an Act passed in the Fourteenth and Fifteenth Years of Her Majesty, Chapter Sixty-eight; and the same shall from Time to Time be paid to him upon the Certificate of the Secretary of the Grand Jury of the County of Cork, stating that the said William Galwey is the Person entitled to such annual Allowance or Stipend under the Provisions of the said last-recited Acts and this Act. CAP. XXX. An Act to declare the Validity of an Act passed by WHEREAS by an Act of the Session holden in the W Saving Rights c. 20. Fifteenth and Sixteenth Years of Her Majesty, in- 15 & 16 Vict. ⚫ tituled An Act to grant a Representative Constitution to the c. 72. Colony of New Zealand, it was provided that certain Provinces therein mentioned should be established in the said Colony, and that in every such Province there should be a 20 & 21 Vict. c. 53. Power to 24 & 25 VICT. • Provincial Council, and that there should be in the said Colony a General Assembly competent to make Laws for the Peace, Order, and good Government of the same; and by the Sixty-ninth Section of the said Act it was further pro'vided that it should be lawful for the said General Assembly to constitute new Provinces in the said Colony, and to appoint the Number of Members of which the Provincial Councils thereof should consist, and to alter the Boundaries of any 'Provinces for the Time being existing, provided always that any Bill for any of the said Purposes should be reserved. for the Signification of Her Majesty's Pleasure thereon: And whereas by an Act of the Session holden in the Twentieth and Twenty-first Years of Her Majesty, intituled An Act to ' amend an Act for granting a Representative Constitution to the Colony of New Zealand, it was enacted that the Sixty-ninth Section of the said first-recited Act should be repealed, and that it should be lawful for the said General Assembly to alter, suspend, or repeal all or any of the Provisions of the 'said Act, except the Third Section, and certain others therein 'specified: And whereas the said General Assembly, by an 'Act passed in a Session holden in the Twenty-first and Twenty-second Years of Her Majesty, intituled An Act to 'provide for the Establishment of new Provinces in New Zealand, 'did authorize the Governor of the said Colony to establish 'such new Provinces in manner therein mentioned, and the said Governor did establish certain new Provinces accordingly And whereas Doubts are entertained whether it was competent to the said General Assembly to make such Provision, and to the said Governor to establish such new • Provinces as aforesaid, and it is expedient that such Doubts 'should be set at rest: And whereas it is also expedient that the said General Assembly should be at liberty to alter Part of the Third Section of the herein-before first-recited Act of Parliament:' Be it therefore enacted by the Queen's most Excellent Majesty, by and with the Advice and Consent of the Lords Spiritual and Temporal, and Commons, in this present Parliament assembled, and by the Authority of the same, as follows: 1. It shall be lawful for the said General Assembly, by any Act or Acts to be by them from Time to Time passed, or for sembly to con- the Officer administering the Government of New Zealand, stitute new Provinces. Power to sembly to re acting under Authority of any such Act or Acts, to constitute new Provinces in New Zealand, and to direct and appoint the Number of Members of which the Provincial Councils of such Provinces shall consist, and to alter the Boundaries of any Provinces for the Time being existing in New Zealand. 2. It shall be lawful for the said General Assembly to alter, suspend, or repeal so much of the Third Section of the hereinpeal Part of 3d before first-recited Act of Parliament as provides that the Provincial Council in each of the Provinces thereby established Section of 15 & 16 Vict. c. 72. shall |