# Rebuilding of London Act 1666, Section XXXVII: How Duty to be applied.


And bee it further enacted that all and every such summe and summes of Money which shall be raised upon the Receipt of the said Imposition of Twelve pence for every Chaldron or Tunn of Coales or by such additionall Duty in case of concealement as aforesaid shall in the first place be applyed and disposed unto and for the satisfaction of such persons whose Grounds shall by vertue and in pursuance of this Act be taken and imployed for the inlarging of the Streets and narrow passages within the said Citty, And after satisfaction given for the same the residue of the said Moneyes shall be applyed and disposed unto and for the satisfaction of such persons whose Grounds shall be imployed for the makeing of Wharfes or Keyes on the North side of the River of Thames, and upon each side of the Sewer called by the name or names of Bridewell Docke, Fleete Ditch and Turnmill Brooke, and alsoe for the building and makeing such Prisons within the said Citty as shall be necessary for the safe Custody and Imprisonment of Felons and other Malefactors.

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Source: https://www.legislation.gov.uk/aep/Cha2/18-19/8/section/XXXVII (the official version)
Page: https://openlegislation.uk/rebuilding-of-london-act-1666/section-XXXVII
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