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Duties to be paid to the Lord of the Manor of Minehead for the Support of the said Works.
And to the end the said New Head and other Works aforesaid when finished and made greatly co[m]modious and usefull may not fall to Decay and Ruine for want of constant and necessary Reparations from time to time Be it enacted by the Authority aforesaid That from and after the said Term and so long as the said Pier or Harbour shall be continued or kept up there shall be paid to the Lord of the Mannor of Minehead for the Time being the severall Sums of Money and Duties following for the severall Goods and Commodities imported into the aforesaid Port of Minehead hereafter mentioned for and towards the Support and Maintenance of the said New Head and other Works (that is to say) For every Twenty Stones of Wooll One Penny For every Twenty Stones of Woollen and Bay Yarn Two Pence For every Ton of Salt Two Pence For every Quarter of Corn Two Pence For every Chaldron of Coals Two Pence
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