And with respect to the construction of this Act, and...
2.The expression “the special Act” used in this Act shall...
And with respect to citing this Act, or any part...
5. Form in which portions of this Act may be incorporated in other Acts.
Construction of harbour, dock, or pier
And with respect to the construction of the harbour, dock,...
6. Construction of harbour, dock, or pier, to be subject to the provisions of this Act and one of the Lands Clauses Consolidation Acts.
7. Errors and omissions in plans, &c. may be corrected by justices, &c. who shall certify the same.
8. Works not to be proceeded with until plans of all alterations authorized by Parliament have been deposited.
9. Clerks of the peace, &c. to receive plans of alterations, and allow inspection.
12.†Works on the shore of the sea, &c. not to be constructed without the authority of the Commissioners of Woods, &c. and of the Admiralty.
13.†Before alterations in plans are executed, to be approved of by the Admiralty and the Commissioners of Woods, &c.
Accommodation for custom house officers
And with respect to the construction of works for the...
14. Undertakers to erect watch-house and boat-house for custom house officers, and keep the same in repair.
15. Penalty on undertakers neglecting to repair watch-house, &c.
And with respect to life-boats, be it enacted as follows:...
And with respect to keeping a tide and weather gauge,...
18. A self-registering tide gauge and barometer to be provided by undertakers.
And with respect to the construction of warehouses, wharfs and...
20. Power to purchase additional land required for extraordinary purposes.
And with respect to the rates to be taken by...
25. Rates not to be taken until the works shall be completed.
26. Certificate of magistrate to be evidence that the harbour &c. is completed.
27. Tonnage of British registered vessels to be ascertained according to law; of other vessels according to established rules.
28. Exemption of vessels in her Majesty’s service, &c. from rates.
29. Vessels returning from stress of weather not to pay rates again.
31. As to the rates on foreign vessels where treaties of reciprocity exist.
32. Power to compound for tolls payable in respect of passenger or pleasure vessels.
33. Harbour, dock, and pier free to the public on payment of rate.
And with respect to the collection and recovery of rates,...
37. Masters of vessels to give accounts of goods intended to be unshipped within the limits, &c.
38. Penalty on masters giving no account, or a false account, of goods to be unshipped.
39. Shippers to give an account of goods intended to be shipped.
40. In case of dispute between collector and master, &c. goods to be weighed or measured.
44. Recovery of tonnage rates by distraint of ship and tackle.
46. Disputes concerning rates or charges occasioned by distress to be settled by a justice in England or Ireland, and in Scotland by the sheriff.
48. Collector of customs may withhold a clearance to any vessel until the rates paid.
And with respect to the accounts to be kept of...
50. Annual account to be prepared and transmitted to the clerk of the peace in England or Ireland, or to the sheriff in Scotland.
Harbour, dock, and pier master
And with respect to the appointment of harbour masters, dock...
53. Penalty on shipmasters not complying with directions of the harbour master.
55. Penalty on offering bribes to dock officers, and on officers taking bribes.
57. Unserviceable vessels to be altogether removed from harbour.
59. Vessels entering harbour or dock to be dismantled as harbour master shall direct.
60. Vessels to have their sails lowered when entering and navigating dock.
63. Penalty on vessels lying near the entrance of harbour or dock without permission.
64. Vessels may be removed for the purpose of repairing harbour or dock.
65. Harbour master may remove such vessel if the master thereof neglect or refuse so to do.
Discharge of cargoes and removal of goods
And with respect to the discharging of vessels and the...
68. Goods may be removed from the quays, &c. after lying there longer than allowed by byelaws.
Protection of the harbour, dock, and pier
And with respect to the protection of the harbour, dock,...
72. Power to enter ship and search for and extinguish fires or lights.
73. Penalty for throwing ballast, &c., into harbour or dock.
Lighthouses, beacons, and buoys
And with respect to buoys, lighthouses and beacons, be it...
77. Power to erect lighthouses and lay down buoys, with consent of Trinity House.
78. Lights, beacons, or sea-marks not to be exhibited or altered without sanction of Trinity House
And with respect to the police of the harbour, dock,...
79. Justices to appoint special constables named by the undertakers.
And with respect to the appointment of meters and weighers,...
And with respect to the byelaws to be made by...
83. Byelaws may be made for all or any of the purposes herein named.
85. No byelaws to come into operation until allowed in the manner prescribed, and approved by one of the judges.
86. Notice of allowance of byelaws to be given in one or more newspapers.
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Recovery of damages and penalties
And with respect to the recovery of damages not specially...
92. Railways Clauses Consolidation Act, 1845, as to damages, &c. to be incorporated with this and the special Act.
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94. All things required to be done by two justices in England and Ireland may, in certain cases, be done by one, and in Scotland by the sheriff, &c.
95.†Penalties, &c. imposed in respect of any offence committed within the metropolitan police district to be paid to the receiver and applied under 2 & 3 Vict. c. 71.
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And with respect to access to the special Act, be...
97. Copies of special Act to be kept by undertakers at their office, and deposited with the clerks of the peace, &c., and be open to inspection.
98. Penalty on undertakers failing to keep or deposit such copies.