The law of highways : comprising the Highway Acts, 1835, 1862, and 1864, the South Wales Highway Act, the decisions of the courts on the subject of highways, bridges, ferries, etc. : including the law of highways in local board of health districts, highways affected by railways, and locomotives on highways : with an appendix of statutes relating to highways /

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