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THE LONDON GAZETTE, 21Si JUNE 1983 8207 THE LONDON GAZETTE, 21si JUNE 1983 8207 478. Solihull Borough Constituency 512. Leeds East Borough Constituency John Marie TAYLOR, Esquire. The Right Honourable Denis Winston HEALEY, C.H., 479. Sutton Coldfield Borough Constituency M.B.E. The Right Honourable Peter Norman FOWLER. 513. Leeds North East Borough Constituency 480. Walsall North Borough Constituency The Right Honourable Sir Keith Sinjohn JOSEPH, Baronet David Julian WINNICK, Esquire. 514. Leeds North West Borough Constituency 481. Walsall South Borough Constituency Doctor Keith HAMPSON. Bruce Thomas GEORGE, Esquire. 515. Leeds West Borough Constituency 482. Warley East Borough Constituency Michael James MEADOWCROFT, Esquire. Andrew Matthew William FAULDS, Esquire. 516. Morley and Leeds South Borough Constituency 483. Warley West Borough Constituency The Right Honourable Merlyn REES. The Right Honourable Peter Kingsley ARCHER, Q.C. 517. Pudsey Borough Constituency 484. West Bromwich East Borough Constituency John Giles Dunkerley SHAW, Esquire. Peter Charles SNAPE, Esquire. 518. Wakefield Borough Constituency 485. West Bromwich West Borough Constituency The Right Honourable Walter HARRISON. Miss Betty BOOTHROYD. WILTSHIRE 486. Wolverhampton North East Borough Constituency Rene*e Mrs. SHORT. 519. Devizes County Constituency Charles Andrew MORRISON, Esquire, (commonly called 487. Wolverhampton South East Borough Constituency The Honourable Charles Andrew Morrison). Robert EDWARDS, Esquire. 520. North Wiltshire County Constituency 488. Wolverhampton South West Borough Constituency Richard FRANCIS, Earl of Kilmorey, (known as Richard Nicholas William BUDGEN, Esquire. Francis Needham). 521. Salisbury County Constituency WEST SUSSEX • Simon Robert KEY, Esquire. 489. Arundel County Constituency 522. Westbury County Constituency Robert Michael MARSHALL, Esquire. Dennis WALTERS, Esquire, M.B.E. 490. Chichester County Constituency 523. Swindon Borough Constituency Richard1 Anthony NELSON, Esquire. Simon Christopher COOMBS, Esquire. 491. Horsham County Constituency Peter Maudslay HORDERN, Esquire. WALES 492. Mid Sussex County Constituency Ronald Timothy RENTON, Esquire. CLWYD 493. Shoreham County Constituency 524. Alyn and! Deeside County Constituency Richard Napier LUCE, Esquire. Stephen Barry JONES, Esquire. 494. Crawley Borough Constituency 525. Clwyd North West County Constituency Arthur Nicholas Winston SOAMES, Esquire (commonly Sir Anthony John Charles MEYER, Baronet. called The Honourable Arthur Nicholas Winston 526. Clwyd South West County Constituency SOAMES). Robert Lambart HARVEY, Esquire. 495. Worthing Borough Constituency 527. Delyn County Constituency The Right Honourable Terence Langley HIGGINS. Keith William RAFFAN, Esquire. 528. Wrexham County Constituency John MAREK, Esquire. WEST YORKSHIRE 496. Calder Valley County Constituency DYFED Donald THOMPSON, Esquire. 529. Carmarthen County Constituency 497. Colne Valley County Constituency Doctor Roger Gareth THOMAS. Richard Scurrah WAINWRIGHT, Esquire. 530. Ceredigion and Pembroke North County Constituency 498. Dewsbury County Constituency Geraint Wyn HOWELLS, Esquire. John WHITFIELD, Esquire. 531. Llanelli County Constituency 499. Elmet County Constituency The Right Honourable David John Denzil DAVEBS. Spencer Lee BATISTE, Esquire. 532. Pembroke County Constituency 500. Hemsworth County Constituency The Right Honourable Roger Nicholas EDWARDS. Alec WOODALL, Esquire. 501. Keighley County Constituency GWENT Gary Peter Anthony WALLER, Esquire. 533. Blaenau Gwent County Constituency 502. Normanton County Constituency The Right Honourable Michael Mackintosh FOOT. William O'BRIEN, Esquire. 534. Islwyn County Constituency 503. Pontefract and Castleford County Constituency Neil Gordon KINNOCK, Esquire. Geoffrey LOFTHOUSE, Esquire. 535. Monmouth County Constituency 504. Shipley County Constituency John Stradling THOMAS, Esquire. John Marcus Fox, Esquire, M.B.B. 536. Newport East County Constituency 505. Batley and Spen, Borough Constituency Royston John HUGHES, Esquire. Elizabeth Joan, Mrs. PEACOCK. 537. Newport West County Constituency 506. Bradford North Borough Constituency Mark Noel Foster ROBINSON, Esquire. Geoffrey John LAWLER, Esquire. 538. Torfaen County Constituency Leopold ABSE, Esquire (known as Leo Abse). 507. Bradford South Borough Constituency Thomas William TORNEY, Esquire. GWYNEDD 508. Bradford West Borough Constituency 539. Caernarfon County Constituency Maxwell Francis MADDEN, Esquire. Dafydd WIGLEY, Esquire. 509. Halifax Borough Constituency 540. Conwy County Constituency Roy GALLEY, Esquire. leuan Wyn Pritchard ROBERTS, Esquire. 510. Huddersfield Borough Constituency 541. Meirionnydd Nant Conwy County Constituency Barry John SHEERMAN, Esquire Dafydd Elis THOMAS, Esquire. 511. Leeds Central Borough Constituency 542. Ynys Mon County Constituency Derek John FATCHETT, Esquire. Keith Lander BEST Esquire, T.D..
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