This book offers a historical account of the Leeds and Liverpool Canal Sessions in 1819, documenting observations made on tolls granted upon the canal, as well as on the new cut from Hennis Bridge to Leigh. A must-read for anyone interested in the history of transport and trade in the north of England.

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