?%ham, ThakeTiaro, ftshington, Warminghuist, olhcr- in, through, or into the several parishes', townships, %\vise Worminghurst, Ashurst, Wisborough Green, hamlets, extra parochial and other places next after West Chiltington,"Storrington,'Kirdford, Loxwood mentioned, or some of them ; that is to say, Saint * otherwise Loxwood Stopham, Egdean, 'Petworth, Wiggenholt born, above Bars, and Saint George the Martyr, Sa'iflt votherwise^Wiggonholt, Par ham. Hardham, Cold Wall James and Saint John's, Clerk en well, Saint Andrew, •^thain, Greatham otherwise Gritham, Amberley, and Holborn, Saffron-hill, Hat ton-garden, Ely-rests, .Pulborough, in the county of Sussex. Ely-place, and Saint Sepulchre, in the county of Middlesex, and Sainf -Andrew Holborn, and Saint And notice is hereby Also given, that an amended Sepulchre, in the city of London, in like manner in -.plan and section, describing tbe line and levels of all respects as the same was intended to be made at • the said intended railway, as the same is proposed the time of the passing of the said AelTof King Wil- »to be carried into eftect, and the lands and property to liam the Fourth, And by which Bill an extension. be authorized to be taken for the purposes thereof, to- will be sought of the time and power limited by the gether with a book of ^reference thereto, containing said Act for the taking of houses, buildings, and land rthe names of'the owners or reputed owners, lessees for the purposes thereof.—Dated this 9th day of or reputed lessees, and occupiers of such lands and November 1838. •property will, on or before the thirtieth day of this instant month of November, be deposited for Swqet -and Sutton, Solicitors, 6, Basiugball- public inspection with the clerk of the peace street, London. for the county of Surrey, at his office in Lara- 'bcth, and also with the clerk of the peace for the OTICE is hereby given, that application is comity of Sussex, at his office in Lewes ; and a like intended to be made to Parliament in the en- plan and section, so far as the same shall relate to suing session, for leave to bring in a Bill for in- 'each of the aforesaid parishes, or such ,of them as coipurating Uie " Newark Gas Light and Coke Com- Solicitors. pavements of any sheets, roads, lanes, passages, Brighton, j and public places, or any part thereof] and to dig or sink trenches or drains, and lay mains or pipes, and put stop cocks, syphons, plugs or branches from such London Grand Junction Railway. pipes in, under, or across such places as aforesaid, in such manner as may be necessary for fully supply- OTICE as liereby given, that application is in- ing such gas in any street, road, lane, pacsage,. or W tended to be made to Parliament in the next public or private place within the said borough, •ensuing session, for leave to bring in a Bill to alter, liberties precincts, suburbs, parishes, or places, or amend, explain, and enlarge the powers and pro- any dwelling house, or houses, shops, inns, manu- visions of-an Act, passed in the sixth and seventh factories, public or private buildings, land, ground, or years of the reign of King William the Fourth, in- premises, and for such other powers and provisions tituled " An Act for making a Railway to join as may be found necessary for the better lighting and •the London and Birmingham Railway at or near the supplying with gas the said borough, liberties, pre- Regent's Canal, in the parish of Saint Pancras, in cincts, suburbs, parishes, or places, and for the -.the county of Middlesex, .and proceed from thence better disposal of coke and other materials.—Dated to Skinner-street, in the city of London, to be this 1st day of November 1838. •called the London Grand Junction Railway ;" which id. railway is intended to be made and pass from, John Would Lee, Solcirtor. -