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Thames Conservancy

The Thames Conservancy (formally the Conservators of the River Thames) was a body responsible for the management of that river in England. It was founded in 1857 to replace the jurisdiction of the City of London up to Staines. Nine years later it took on the whole river from Cricklade in Wiltshire to the sea at Yantlet Creek on the Isle of Grain. Its…

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History

StainesLondonCity of LondonRichard the LionheartThames Navigation Commission
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Chairmen of Thames Conservancy

Sir Frederick Dixon-HartlandLord DesboroughJ. D. GilbertSir Jocelyn BrayLord Nugent
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Overview

That riverEnglandStainesCrickladeWiltshire
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Locks built by the Thames Conservancy

Iffley Lock
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Citation
20 & 21 Vict. c. cxlvii
Long title
An Act to provide for the Conservation of the River Thames, and for the Regulation, Management, and Improvement thereof.
Repealed by
Thames Conservancy Act 1894
Royal assent
17 August 1857

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Thames Conservancy

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related to Second conservancy (1866) · 35
Thames Conservancy → August, Buscot, Buscot Park, Chelsea, City, Conservancy, Cricklade, Domesday Book, East Molesey, Eaton, Former, Grand Junction, Hampton, In, It, London, Most, New, No, On
related to After separation of the Port of London Authority · 28
Thames Conservancy → Boulter's Lock, Chertsey Lock, Cricklade, Edw, Eynsham Lock, Godstow Lock, Goring Lock, Hurley, Iffley Lock, In, King's Lock, Lock, London Act, London Authority, March, Marlow Lock, Marsh Lock, Oxford, Penton Hook, Port
related to Governance · 25
Thames Conservancy → Agriculture, All, Board, Conservancy Acts, Eliz, England, Fisheries, Geo, Land Drainage Act, Mention, Minister, River Boards Act, Schedule, Significant, Teddington, Thames, Thames Conservancy Act, Thames Conservators, The, The Minister
related to First conservancy (1857) · 14
Thames Conservancy → At, In, In June, London, Netting, October, Richmond, Staines, Teddington, Teddington Lock, Thames Navigation Commissioners, The, The City, This
Citation · 1
Thames Conservancy → 20 & 21 Vict. c. cxlvii
Long title · 1
Thames Conservancy → An Act to provide for the Conservation of the River Thames, and for the Regulation, Management, and Improvement thereof.
Repealed by · 1
Thames Conservancy → Thames Conservancy Act 1894
Royal assent · 1
Thames Conservancy → 17 August 1857

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river conservancy thames lock act london new locks teddington water authority management rebuilt city staines 1857 navigation weirs built boards

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Thames ConservancyCitation20 & 21 Vict. c. cxlvii1.00infobox
Thames ConservancyLong titleAn Act to provide for the Conservation of the River Thames, and for the Regulation, Management, and Improvement thereof.1.00infobox
Thames ConservancyRepealed byThames Conservancy Act 18941.00infobox
Thames ConservancyRoyal assent17 August 18571.00infobox
Thames Conservancyrelated to After separation of the Port of London AuthorityThe Port0.60section
Thames Conservancyrelated to After separation of the Port of London AuthorityLondon Act0.60section
Thames Conservancyrelated to After separation of the Port of London AuthorityEdw0.60section
Thames Conservancyrelated to After separation of the Port of London AuthorityTideway0.60section
Thames Conservancyrelated to After separation of the Port of London AuthorityRichmond Lock0.60section
Thames Conservancyrelated to After separation of the Port of London AuthorityPort0.60section
Thames Conservancyrelated to After separation of the Port of London AuthorityLondon Authority0.60section
Thames Conservancyrelated to After separation of the Port of London AuthorityMarch0.60section

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