Drillings, Ticks, &c. continued.

from the 5th of January 1834, the
Square Yard

Sail Cloth, the Square Yard

Plain Linens, and Diaper, not otherwise
enumerated or described, and whe-
ther chequered or striped with
dyed Yarn or not, viz.

not containing more than 20 Threads
to the Inch of Warp,

from the 5th of January 1826
to the 6th of January
1827, the Square Yard
One-eighth Part of Three Far-
things (Part of the above
Duty) to cease on the 6th
of January 1827, and the
like on every 6th of January
for Seven succeeding Years.

from the 5th of January 1834,
the Square Yard

- containing more than 20 Threads, and
not more than 24 Threads
to the Inch of Warp,

-- from the 5th of January 1826
to the 6th of January 1827,
the Square Yard
One-eighth Part of a Half-

penny (Part of the above
Duty) to cease on the 6th
January 1827, and the like
on every 6th January for
Seven succeeding Years.

from the 5th of January 1834,
the Square Yard

containing more than 24 Threads, and

not containing more than

30 Threads to the Inch of
Warp,

from the 5th of January 1826
to the 6th of January 1827,

the Square Yard

--- One-eighth Part of a Penny
(Part of the above Duty)
to cease on the 6th of Ja-
nuary 1827, and the like on
every 6th of January for
Seven succeeding Years.

the Inch of Warp,

from the 5th of January 1826
to the 6th of January 1827,
the Square Yard
One-eighth Part of Sixpence
(Part of the above Duty)
to cease on the 6th of Janu-
ary 1827, and the like on
every 6th of January for
Seven succeeding Years.
from the 5th of January 1834,
the Square Yard

or, and instead of the Duties herein-before
imposed upon Linens of all Sorts, at the
Option of the Importer, for every 1007.
of the Value
Note. No increased Rate of Duty to be
charged on any Linen or Lawns for any
additional Number of Threads not ex-
ceeding Two Threads, for such as are not
of 30 Threads to the Inch, nor for any ad-
ditional Number of Threads not exceed-
ing Five Threads, for such as are of 30
Threads and upwards to the Inch.
Printed Linen, in addition to the rated Du-
ties thereon, for every Square Yard
Sails, for every 1007. of the Value
Foreign-made Sails, on board any Ship or
Vessel belonging to any of His Majesty's
Subjects, whether in use or not, for every
1007. of the Value

£ s.

d.

£ s. d.

0 14

0 10

Linseed Cakes, the cwt.

5th January 1826, for

every 100%. of the Value 25 0 0 and further, if printed, for

every Square Yard

Liquorice Juice, or Succus Liquoritiæ, the cwt.
Powder, the cwt.
Root, the cwt.

Extract or Preparation of, See Extract.
Liquors. Foreign Liquors, Derelict, Jetsam, Flot-
sam, Lagan, or Wreck, brought or coming into
Great Britain or Ireland, are subject to the same
Duties, and entitled to the same Drawbacks, as
Liquors of the like Kind regularly imported.
Litharge of Gold or Silver, the cwt.
Litmus, the cwt.

Liverwort, See Lichen Islandicus, in Moss.
Logwood, the Ton

the Produce of any British Possession in America, or on the West Coast of Africa, the Ton Lupines, the cwt.

Lutestrings, See Catlings.

0 0 3

Maps or Charts, plain or coloured, each Map or

Chart, or Part thereof

006

Medlars, the Bushel

Melasses, the cwt.

the Produce of and imported from any British Possession, the cwt.

Melting Pots, for Goldsmiths, See Pots.
Mercury prepared, for every 100%. of the Value
Metal, viz.

Bell Metal, the cwt.

Leaf Metal (except Leaf Gold) the Packet

containing 250 Leaves Metheglin, See Mead.

Mill Boards, the cwt.

Mill Stones, See Stone.

Minerals, not otherwise enumerated or described,

for every 1007. of the Value
Specimens of, See Specimens.

Models of Cork or Wood, for every 100%. of the Value
Morels, the lb.

Moss, viz.

0 10 0

not otherwise enumerated or described, for

Lichen Islandicus or Liverwort, the lb.
Rock, for Dyers Use, the Ton

06

0 0 10