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The London Gazette, 21 November, 1913. 8217 THE LONDON GAZETTE, 21 NOVEMBER, 1913. 8217 In the parish and county borough of Ply- way over the road leading from Rhiwderin to mouth, in the-county of Devon, the widening Newport at the south-eastern end of Bassaleg »on both sides of (a) the bridge at the eastern end Station. of Lipson Vale Halt, which carries the South In the parish and urban district of Aber- Devon Railway of the Company over the road carix, in the county of Monmouth, the widen- •connecting Alexandra-road with Ashford- ing on both sides of the bridge which carries .road, and (b) the bridge which carries the said ' the Monmouthshire (Western Valleys) Railway .railway over Old Laira-road. of the Company over the River Ebbw near and In the parish and county borough of Ply- on the southern side of the Gas Works of the .mouth, in the county of Devon, the widening Abercarn Urban District Council. •on the north-western side of the bridge which In the parish and city and county borough •carries the said South Devon Railway over the of Cardiff, in the county of Glamorgan, the road known as Pennycomequick Hill at the widening on both sides of the viaduct which :south-western end of North-road Station. carries the South Wales Railway of the Com- In the parish of Rogerstone, in the rural pany over the River Taff near the western end district of St. Mellons, in the county of Mon- of Cardiff Station, and in connection there- mouth, the widening on the south-western side with to substitute solid embankments in lieu of the bridge which carries the Monmouthshire of the easternmost and two westernmost arches .(Western Valleys) Railway of the Company of that viaduct. over the road known as Heol Gerrig at a point In the parish of Llandaff, in the rural dis- -about 43 chains north-west of Rogerstone trict of Llandaff, and Dinas Powis, in the Station, and in connection therewith to alter county of Glamorgan, the widening on botn .-and divert so much of the said road as lies sides of the bridge which carries the South .between the south-western end of the said Wales Railway of- the Company over the road bridge and a point about 4 chains south-west leading from Ely to Fairwater at a point about thereof. 34 chains west of Ely Station. In the parish of Rogerstone, in the rural In the county of Glamorgan, the widening •district, of St. Mellons, in the county of Mon- on both sides of the bridges hereinafter Tnouth, the widening on the south-western side described carrying the South Wales Railway *of the bridge which carries the said Monmouth- of the Company over the River Ely, which shire (Western Valleys) Railway and the bridges are respectively situate in the parishes Alexandra (Newport and South Wales) Rail- and areas hereinafter mentioned: — Description of Bridge. Parish or Area. JBridge situate about 32 chains south-west of St. Parishes of St. Fagan's and Michaelstone- Fagan's Station super-Ely in the Rural District of Llandaff and Dinas Powis .Bridges situate respectively about 10 chains 29 Parish of St. Fagan's in the Rural District of chains and 43 chains east of St. Fagan's Station Llandaff and Dinas Powis JBridge situate about 63 chains east of St. Fagan's Parish of Llandaff in the Rural District of Station Llandaff and Dinas Powis In the parish of Llantrisant, in the rural Ely at points respectively about 20 chains, district of Llantrisant and Llantwit Fardre, 58 chains, and 78 chains east of the bridge .and in the parishes of Pendoylon and Peter- carrying Cowbridge-road over the said railway :stone-super-Ely, in the rural district of Llan- at Llantrisant Station. daff and Dinas Powis, in the county of In the parish of Ynysawdre, in the rural Glamorgan, the widening on both sides of the district of Penybont, in the county of bridges which carry the South Wales Railway Glamorgan, the widening on the northern side of the Company over the River Ely at points of the bridge which carries the Ogmore Valley •respectively about 1 chain, 58 chains, and 93 Branch Railway of the Company over the chains south-east of the crossing known as River Llynfi near the engine shed at Tondu Miskin Level Crossing by that railway of the Junction. .road leading from Mwyndy to Pendoylon. In the county of Glamorgan the widening In the parish of Llantrisant, in the rural on both sides of the bridges hereinafter de- district of Llantrisant and Llantwit Fardre,. scribed on the South Wales Railway of the in the county of Glamorgan, the widening on Company such bridges being respectively both sides of the bridges which carry the South situate in the parishes and areas hereinafter 'Wales Railway of the Company over the River mentioned: — Description of Bridge. Parish or Area. [Bridge over the Afon Kenfig at a point about 22 Parish and Urban District of Margam and 1 chains west of the bridge next described. Parish of Kenfig in the Rural District of Penybont JBridge over road connecting Water Street with Parish of Kenfig in the Rural District of Heol y Sheet Penybont.
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