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The London Gazette, November 26, 1889. 6559 THE LONDON GAZETTE, NOVEMBER 26, 1889. 6559 or is reputed to belong to the said Sir road, known as the Alfreton-road, at or Thomas William Evans, and is in the near the junction with the said Alfreton- occupation of Thomas Coxon, and terminat- road of the public road leading to the ing at or near the southern side of the field village of Breadsall, and 2 chains or there- or land numbered- 222 on the a^00 Ord- abouts to the west of the bridge carrying nance map of the same parish, which field the said last-mentioned road over the or land belongs or is reputed to belong to Derby Canal. the said Sir Thomas "William Evans, and Which several works will be made in or pass is in the occupation of Frederick Harrison. from, in, through, or into the several parishes, 3. A filter tunnel .(No. 3) commencing in the townships, extra-parochial and other places township or chapelry of Little Eaton, in the following, or some or one of them (that is to parish of St. Alkmund, at or near the say), Allestree, Little Eaton, St. Alkmnnd, and northernmost corner of the field or land Breadsall. numbered 238 on the -a-gVff Ordnance map To enable the Corporation from time to time of that parish, and terminating in the to make, provide, and maintain, all such cuts, parish of Allestree, at or in the easternmost channels, adits, pipes, aqueducts, culverts, of the existing air shafts belonging to the tunnels, drains, sluices, overflows, weirs, wells, Corporation, situate near the southern end filter-beds, tanks, banks, walls, roads, ap- of the field or land numbered 4 on the proaches, engines, machinery, appliances, and -2sVo Ordnance map of the lastmentioned conveniences, as may be necessary or expedient parish, which fields or lands belong or are in connection with the beforementioned works, reputed to belong to George Henry Strutt, or the existing water works of the Corporation, and are in the occupation of William John or any of them. Tatam. To take, use, and appropriate, for the pur- 4. A filter tunnel (No: 4) commencing in the poses of the said new works, the waters of the said parish of Allestree, at or in the exist- River Derwent and other waters, which waters ing air shaft belonging to the Corporation, now directly or indirectly flow or proceed into situate near the northern end of the field or the Derwent Navigation, the Derby Canal, the land numbered 100 on the zrW Ordnance Trent and Mersey Canal, the Trent Navigation, map of that parish, which field or land the Erewash Canal, the Soar Navigation, the belongs" or is reputed to belong to Joseph Loughborough Navigation, the Beeston Cut, the Morley, and is in the occupation of«William Nottingham Canal, the Grantham Canal, the Brassington, and terminating in the town- Newark Navigation, the Foss Dyke Navigation, ship and parish of Breadsall, at or near the the River Trent, the Chesterfield Canal, the Idle southern side of the field or land numbered Navigation, the Stainforth and Keadly Canal, 483 on the -z-g-0o Ordnance map of the last- the Trent and Axholm Navigation, the Anc- mentioned parish, which field or land holme Navigation, and the River Humber, or belongs or is reputed to belong to Walter some or one of them, and also .to take and use Evans, and is in the occupation of Edwin all such springs and streams of water as may Brown. be -found in, upon, or under any of the lands 5. A filter tunnel or conduit (No. 5), com- acquired by or for the time being belonging to mencing in the said parish of Allestree, at or the Corporation, or over or in respect of which in the easternmost of the said existing air they may have or acquire water or other ease- shafts belonging to the Corporation, situate ments. near the southern end of the field or land To empower the Corporation to deviate from numbered 4 on the a-gW Ordnance map of the lines and levels of the proposed works to that parish, which field or land belongs or any extent defined by the Bill, or which may be is reputed to belong to George Henry prescribed by Parliament. Strntt, and is in the occupation of William To authorise the Corporation to hold any John Tatam, and terminating in the town- lands"which they may acquire under the autho- ship and parish of Breadsall, at or in the rity of the intended Act, free from the provi- intended pumping station next hereinafter sions of the Lands Clauses Consolidation Act, described in the field or land numbered 219 1845, or of the existing Water Works Acts of on the a-sVg- Ordnance map of the said last- the Corporation with respect to superfluous lands, mentioned parish, which field or land and to acquire, by compulsion or agreement, any belongs or is reputed to belong to the Rev. mines or minerals under any such lands, not- John Whittaker, and is in the occupation withstanding the provisions of the Water Works of Edward Vale. Clauses Act, 1847, with respect to mines. 6. A pumping station and other incidental To empower the Corporation to purchase and works connected therewith, wholly situate take, compulsorily or by agreement, lands, in the township and parish of Breadsall, in houses, waters, hereditaments, and other pro- the field or land numbered 219 aforesaid. perty for the .purposes of the said intended 7.. A line of pipes (No. 1) wholly situate in works in the several townships and parishes the township and parish of Breadsall, com- aforesaid, and also to take and acquire ease- mencing at or in the aforesaid intended ments in and over the same, and also to empower pumping work, in the field or land num- the Corporation to purchase and take, com- bered 219 aforesaid, and terminating in the pulsorily and by agreement, for the purposes of field or land numbered 141 on the a^00 Ord- their intended or existing water- works under- nance map of that parish, which field or taking, the additional lands in the county of land belongs or is reputed to belong to the Derby, hereinafter respectively described, or Rev. John Whittaker, and is in the occupa- some of them (that is to say) :— tion of Richard Bailey. (a.) Certain land situate in the township and 8. A line of pipes (No. 2) wholly situate in parish of Breadsall, numbered 219 on the the township and parish of Breadsall, com- g^oo Ordnance map of that parish, which mencing in the field or land numbered 141 land belongs or is reputed to belong to the aforesaid, and terminating by a junction Rev. John Whitaker, and is in the occupa- with an existing line of pipes belonging to tion of Edward Vale. the Corporation; in or under the public • (b.) Certain land also in the said township.
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