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RIVER AND HARBOUR RATES.
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1 6
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Chimney Cans
1
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Alabaster
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China Stones .

4
3
3
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Ale, Beer, and Porte
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1
6
1 6
7
Chromate of Iron
1

9
9
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•Alum
1
4
1
4
1 6
2
fChrome Ore .

4
3
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f Alum Cake .
. 1


9
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Clay

4
3
3
2
Ammonia
2

1
6
1 6
5
Clay Pipes

4
3
3
2
Anchors .
. 2

1
6
1 6
2
Clocks .
2

1 6
1 6
1
Arsenic .
. 2

1
6
1 6
4
Cloves
2

1 6
1 6
1
tAsbestos Eock
. 1


9
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Coal

4
3
3
2
Ashes
2

1
6
1 6
2
Coal Dust

4
3
3
2
Asphalte
'. 2

1
6
1 6
2
Coal Tar .
1

9
9
2
Bacon
. 2

1
6
1 6
3
Coal Tar Pitch

9
6
—
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Bale and Bos Good
s 2

1
6
1 6
7
Codilla .
2

1 6
1 6
4
Bark
. 2

1
6
1 6
6
Coffee .
2

1 6
1 6
3
Barley and Barley D
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Coke

9
3
9
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— Inwards .
. 1
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1
3
1
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Confections
2

1 6
1 6
6
Do. do. — Outwards
. 1

1

1
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Copper .
2

1 6
1 6
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Barwood .
. 2

1
6
1 6
4
*Copperas
1

1
1 6
4
Barytes .
1
6
1
6
1 6
2
Copper Dross

4
3
3
2
Bath Bricks .
. 1
6

9
9
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Copper Boilers
2

1 6
1 6
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Cordage .
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1 6
1 6
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4

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fCork Shavings
1

9
6
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Beans — Inwards
. 1
3
3
1
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Corkwood
2

1 6
1 6
9
Do. — Outwards
. 1


1
3
fCorn Flour — Inwards
1
3
1 3
1
3
Beef
. 2

6
1 6
4
f Do. Outwards
1

1
1
3
Blacking
. 2

6
1 6
2
Cotton .
2

1 6
1 6
4
•Bleaching Powder
. 1
4
4
1 6
2
Cotton Cloth .
2

1 6
1 6
7
"Bleaching Liquor
2

6
1 6
2
Cotton Seed
1
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1 3
1
5
Blood .
. 2

6
1 6
6
f Cotton Waste
2

1 6
1 6
2
Bobbins .
. 2

6
1 6
6
Cream of Tartar
2

1 6
1 6
6
Boilers
. 2

6
1 6
2
Currants .
2

1 6
1 6
5
Bones and Bone Dus
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1
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Cyder .
2

1 6
1 6
7
Bottles .
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6
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1 8
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1 3
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. 1
3
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1
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Draff .

4
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1
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1


1
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Drain Pipes

4
3
3
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Brass
. 2

6
1 6
2
Drugs
2

1 6
1 6
1
Bread
. 2

6
1 6
4
Dyestuffs
2

1 6
1 6
6
Bricks
.
4
3
3
2
Earth (Fuller's]

4
3
1 6
4
Brimstone
.
9
9
1 6
2
Earthenware
1
6
1
1 6
5
Brooms .
. 2

6
1 6
2
Eggs
2

1 6
1 6
5
Broken Bottles or Cu
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4
3
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Empty Bags
2

1 6
1 6
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Burr Stones
. 2

6
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Empty Casks .
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1 6
1 6
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Butter .
. 2

6
1 6
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fEpsom Salts .
1

9
1 6
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Bichrome of Potash
2

6
1 6
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Esparto Grass
1
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1 6
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Candles .
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6
1 6
5
*Farina .
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fCarrots .
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9
1 6
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Feathers .
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1 6
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Casks
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6
1 6
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Felt
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1 6
1 6
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Cast Iron (Undergrou
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Fig Cake.
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1 6
1 6
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Gas and Water Pi
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Fish
2

1 6
1 6
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f Fish Plates .
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1 4
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Eailway Sleepers
. 1


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Flax
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1 6
1 6
4
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fFlax Seed
1
3
1 3
1 6
4
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6
6
1 6
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Flint

4
3
3
2
Cement, ground
1
4
4
1 6
3
Flour — Inwards
1
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1 3
1
8
Do., Shell ,

4
3
3
2
Do., — Outwards
1

1
1
3
Chains .
2

6
1 6
2
Fowls
2

1 6
1 6
6
Chairs — Eailway
1


1
2
Fruits
^
2

1 6
1 6
6
Chalk .

4
3
3
2
Furniture
^
2

1 6
1 6
1 8
Charcoal
2

6
1 6
5
Fustic
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1
4
1 4
1 6
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•fCharcoal Spent

4
3
3
2
Garancine
2

1 6
1 6
4
Cheese .
2

6
1 6
1
fGas Coal Cinders .

4
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9
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