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The London Gazette, April 20, 1858 1952 THE LONDON GAZETTE, APRIL 20, 1858. Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the Oxford, Worcester, arid Wolverhampton County of Oxford. Railway. Queen's Own Oxfordshire Yeomanry Cavalry. (Amendment of Acts; Alteration of Stourbridge Lieutenant Francis Horatio FitzRoy to be Cap- Branch; Abandonment of parts of Stourbridge tain, vice Hall, resigned Dated 13th April, and Kingswinford Branches, and of Diglis 1858. Branch; Extension of -Time for completing Lieutenant Clement Cottrell Dormer to be Cap- Stratford-upon-Avon Branch; Arrangements as tain, vice Dashwood, appointed Adjutant. to Rent-Charges on Stratibrd-upon-Avon Dated 13th April, 1858. Canal; and as to Arrears on Second Guaranteed Cornet the Honourable John Fiennes Twisleton Stock.) Wykeham Fiennes to be Lieutenant, vice OTICE is hereby given, that powers will be Evetts, deceased. Dated 13th April, 1858. N sought in a Bill now pending in Parlia- ment, intituled " A Bill to confer further Powers Commission signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the upon the Oxford, Worcester, and Wolverhampton County of Suffolk. Railway Company, with respect to the Comple- West Suffolk Regiment of Militia. tion, Alteration, or Abandonment of certain of Captain Thomas Ross to be Second Major. their Branch Railways, and to authorise certain Dated 16th April, 1858. arrangements with respect to their Share-Capital and the Purchase of the Stratford-upon-Avon Commission signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the Canal, and to Amend the Acts relating to the County of Stafford. Company, and for other purposes," to make and maintain a Siding with all proper works and con- 1st Regiment of King's Own Staffordshire Militia. veniences connected therewith, as hereinafter de- Ensign Walter Richard Hickman to be Lieu- scribed, in lieu of the Diglis Branch sought to be tenant, vice Saurin, resigned. Dated 8th abandoned by such Bill, that is to say : a Siding April, 1858. commencing by a junction with the Worcester and Hereford Railway at or near a point on such rail- Commission signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the way 55 yards or thereabouts from the western side West Biding of the County of York, and of the of Foregate-street, in the parish of St Nicholas, City and County of the City of York. and terminating on the eastern side of the river 6th Regiment of West Yorh Militia. Severn, in or near a certain field in the occupation of Charles Wilson, in the parish of Claines, with Lieutenant John Bradley Swann to be Captain. a line diverging thereout at or near a point 90 Dated 12th April, 1858. yards or thereabouts, from the termination of such West York Rifle Regiment of Militia. siding in the said parish of Claines, and passing MEMORANDUM. along the Quays on the eastern side of the river The Commission of Henry Shirley, Gent., as to or near to the Deanery in the parish of St. Assistant-Surgeon, is dated 1st January, 1858, Alban, all in the city of Worcester: and which and not 23rd February, 1858, as previously ga- said siding and works will be situate in, or pass zetted. from, in, through, and into the parishes, townships, and extra-parochial places of St. Nicholas, St. [The following Commission is substituted for Clement, Whistones, Claines, All Saints, St. that which appeared in the Gazette on the Andrew and St. Alban, or some of them, all in 13th instant.] the city and county of the city of Worcester. Commission signed ?>y the Lord Lieutenant of the In such Bill powers will be sought with refer- West Riding of the County of York, and of the ence to such siding and works for the following City and County of the City of York. purposes, or any of them ; that is to say : 3rd Regiment (Light Infantry) of West York To purchase, by compulsion, lands and houses Militia. for the purposes of the intended siding and works, Henry Pyne Hiffirnan, Gent., to be Ensign, vice and to levy rates, tolls, and duties for the use of Edward "Wright McCreary, resigned. Dated the same; 7th April, 1858. To authorize the Company to apply to the com- pletion of the siding and works to be authorized under the powers so sought to be introduced into the said Bill, any part of the moneys which they Wlritehall, April 14, 1858. are authorized to raise by the Acts,-or any of them, The Lord Chancellor has appointed William relating to the Company, and to amend the prp- D'Alton, of Great George-street, Dublin, Gentle- visions of such Acts accordingly. man, to be a Commissioner to administer oaths in Maps, plans, and sections, showing the direction, the High Court of Chancery in that part of the line, and levels of the proposed siding and works, United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland and the lands to be taken for the purposes thereof, called Ireland. with books of reference to the plans, containing the names of the owners, lessees, and occupiers of OTICE is hereby given, that a building those lands, and a copy of this notice, has been in N named Mount Saint Mary, situated at this month of April deposited for public inspection Richmond Hill, Leeds, in the township of Leeds, with the Clerk of the Peace for the city and in the county of York, in the district of Leeds, county of the city of Worcester, at his office at being a building licensed and used for public Worcester; and a copy of the said plans, sections, religious worship as a Roman Catholic Chapel and books of reference, with a copy of this exclusively, was on the 13th day of April, 1858, notice, with the parish clerks of the parishes duly registered for solemnizing marriages therein, aforesaid, at their respective residences. pursuant to the Act of 6th and 7th Wm. IV., Dated this 19th day of April, 1858. tap. 85. Witness my hand this IGth day of April, 1858. Sure/tells, 5, Broad Sanctuary, Westminster, Jlenry Lampen, Superintendent Registrar. Solicitors for the Bill..
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