4844 THE LONDON GAZETTE, SEPTEMBER 27, 1881.

(4.) All those fields on the north side of the Oxendon, Great. Clayeoton. Stockbridge-road below the cottages called the Oxendon, Little. Crick. Barracks to the end of Triendley's "Wood, ex- Sibbertoft. • KilsbyJ „. tending north to.the Warren Bottom Close part Sulby. Lilbourne.. of Itchens Fields and part of the G-lebe, includ- Corby." Stanford.' ing the bye-lane called Harridge Grove, and Oakley, Great. West Haddon. thence to the Stockbridge-road, in the parish of Oakley, Little. Winwick.; North Waltham, in the county of Southampton. Ashby St. Ledgers. Yelvertof t. Hertfordshire*—The petty sessional division of Barby.. " Catesby. Watford, in the. county of Hertford. Braunston. Staverton. Charwelton. Welton. LancHellidon. Watford. Irwell, the hamlet of Mossley, the townships of Cold Ashby. Coton. Tpnge, Roy ton, Chatterton, Thornham, Butter- Elkington. Cottesbrooke. worth,- and the hamlet'of Whitworth lower Guilsborough. Creaton, Great. end, in the hundre'd of Salford, in the county Naseby. Creaton, Little. of Lancaster, and the boroughs of Accrington, Nortoft. Hollowell. and Burnley. Thornby. Bavensthorpe. (2..) The petty sessional divisions of Veering- Welford. ton, Blackburn Lower, and Clitheroe, in the county of Lancaster, and the borough of Rutland.—So much of the parish of Stoke Dry, Clitheroe. ' as is situate in the county of Rutland. Leicestershire.—The whole of the southern divi- Staffordshire.—(I.} The townships of Tatenhill, sion of the county of Leicester, and the borough and Branstone, in the county of Stafford, and of Leicester. • . the borough of Burtou-upon-Trent. . Lincolnshire (Holland).—Sutton St. Edmunds (2.) The township of Bolleston, in the county Commons, and Inker son Fen, in the Farts of of Stafford. Holland, Lincolnshire. (3.) The townships of Horninglow, and Norfolk.—(1.) The hundred of Freebridge Marsh- Stretton, in the parish of Burton-upon-Trent, land, in the Western Division of the county of in the county of Stafford. Norfolk. (4.) The townships of Draycott-in-the-Clay, (2.) The.Jnindred of Freebridge Lynn, in the and Hanbury, and the parish of Tutbury, in the Western Division of the county-of Norfolk. county of Stafford. (3.) The hundred of. Smithdon, in the (5;) The townships of Barton-under-Need- .Western Division of the county of Norfolk. wood, Dunstall, and Wichnor, in the parish of (4.) The borough of King's Lynn, in the Tatenhill, and the township of Oakley, in the Western Division of "the county of Norfolk. parish of Croxall, in the county of Stafford. (5.) The hundred of Clackclose, in the (6.) The parishes of Elford, Haselour, and Western Division of the county of Norfolk, Edengale, and the township of Harlaston, in the with the exception of the parishes of Denver, county of Stafford. Byston, West Dereham, Eastmore, Barton Suffolk.—The parish of Denning ton, in the union Bendish, Beachamwell, Weieham, Boughton, district of Hoxne, in the county of Suffolk. Stoke Ferry, Wretton, Boxham, Fordham, Hilgay, and Southery. Surrey.—The petty, sessional division of Wands- Northamptonshire.—The borough of Daventry \ worth, in'the county of .Surrey. ' and the following parishes, places, or hamlets, Sussex.—So much of the parishes of Cocking, situate in the several petty sessional divisions and Bepton,' in the petty sessional division of of Kettering, Little Bowden, Daventry, Oundle, Midhurst, in the counly of Sussex, as lies and Northampton,in the county of Northampton: within the limits of the roads or highways Brixworth. Braybrooke. . hereafter mentioned (namely),—the road lead- Draughton. Dingley. ing out of the old turnpike road at or near . Faxton. Sutton Bassett. the Bell Inn, in Cocking, -along, the highway Hanging Houghton. Thorpe Lubenham. past Cocking vicarage, Bepton, and Bepton Hanningtoo. Weston-by-Welland. church to Linch Farm, thence northwards by Holcot. Desborough. the road leading from Linch Farm towards Lamport. Harrington. Stedham so far as Miuching-lane, thence by Mawsley. .Loddington. Minch'ing-lane aforesaid into the road leading Maidwell. Orton. from Bepton to Midhurst, thence by the last- Old, otherwise Wold. Rowell, otherwise Both- mentioned road northwards to the highway or Scaldwell. well. bridle-way leading out of the same road through Walgrave. Bushton. Fitsham Farm, then continuing the said high- Gretton. Thorpe Malsor. way or bridle-way into the road or highway Harringworth. Ashley. lately the Chichester and Midhurst'Turnpike- Bockingham. Brampton Ash* road, and thence along the said last-mentioned Barford. • . Carl ton. .road southwards to the. Bell Inn at Cocking, Cranford St. Andrew. Cottingham. aforesaid. Cranford St. John. Middleton. Warwickshire.—The petty sessional divisions of Cransley. Stoke Albany. Bugby, and Southam, in the county of Warwick. Geddington. Wilbarston. Glendon. Arthingworth. Wiltshire.—The parishes of Avebury, Berwick Grafton Underwood. Clipston.' Bassett, and Wiuterboura Monkton, in the Kettering. East Farndon. county of Wilts. Newton. Hazelbeech. Yorkshire (East Riding).—(\.} The parish of Warktou. Hothorpe. Preston, in the petty sessional division of Middle Weekley. Kelmarsh. Holderness, in the East Biding of the county of Bowden, Little. Marston Trussell. ' York.