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THE LONDON GAZETTE, NOVEMBER 24, 1901 ?60I THE LONDON GAZETTE, NOVEMBER 24, 1901 ?60i North-street freehold (back street), Middle- Level crossings on the Herrington Colliery street freehold (back street), South-street free- Railway in the road leading from East Barn- hold (back street), road from Hetton Back-lane well Farm to West Herrington. *: by Pittington Bank-cottages over disused Level crossings on the Philadelphia Branch railway towards Moorsley Banks, road from of the Lambton Railway in the road from Hetton Back-lane by Field House to Homer Spring Gardens to Catherine-terrace New Hill. Herrington and at Philadelphia. In the parish of Moor House :—Eoad from Level crossings on the Hetton Colliery Rail* Woodside by Mally Gill along riverside to way at Plains Farm Silksworth in North Moor- Brasside Old Bridge. lane Silksworth, in the road from Hangman's- In the parish of Moorsley:—Road leading lane Warden Law to Warden Law North from Quarry House through Moorsley Bottoms Farm, and in the road-leading from Warden to High Moorsley, Moorsley Banks, road leading Law to Mill House. from Moorsley Banks by High Moorsley disused Level crossing on the Penshaw Foundry quarry to Pittington, road leading from Moors- Railway in Success-road. ley Banks and across North Eastern Raihvay Level crossing on the Houghton Branch of towards Pittington Bank-cottages. the Lambton Railway, at Sunnyside, in the road The railways which the Company propose to from Newbottle to Mary Pit. take power to break up are :— Level crossings on the Newcastle, Leamside In the urban district of South wick-on-Wear— and Ferryhill Railway of the North-Eastern Level crossings on the Hylton, Southwick Railway, in the road from High Dubmire to and Monkwearmouth Branch of the North Black Boy-cottages, in the road from William Eastern Eailway in the road from Queen Henry Pit to Lady Anne Pit New Lambton, at Anne-road to Southwick Old Potteries and in Fence Houses Station, in the road from Morton the road from Broadsheath-terrace to the House to Fence Houses-road, in the road from Southwick-on-Wear urban district sewage Morton Grange Farm to High Dubmire, in the tanks. road from Pit House-lane to Adventure Pit Level crossings on the Carley Hill wagonway West Rainton, and in the road from Pear Tree in Fulwell-road, and in Sunderland-road, and House Pit House-lane Leamside to the road in Bow-street. from Leamside to West Rainton. In the rural district of Sunderland— Level crossings on'the Durham, Elvet and In the parish of Ford:—Level crossings on Murton branch of the North-Eastern Railway, the Painshaw Branch of the North Eastern in the road from Little Eppleton to Downs Pit- Passenger Railway at Hylton Station and in lane Hetton-le-Hole, in the road from High Lancey's-lane. Moorsley to Moorsley Bottoms, and in the road In the parish of Fulwell:—Level crossing on from Moorsley Banks to Pittington Bank the North Dock Branch of the North Eastern Cottages. Mineral Railway in Fulwell-road. Level crossing on the Rainton Meadows In the parish of Hylton :—Level crossing on Branch of the North-Eastern Railway in the the Pontop and South Shields Branch of the road from Chilton Moor to Marks-lane West North Eastern Mineral Railway in the road Rainton. from Three Horse Shoes in Hylton-lane to Level crossing on the North Hetton Coal Hylton Bridge. Company's Railway in the road from East Level crossing on the Pontop and South Rainton to Lane House. Shields Branch of the North Eastern- Railway Level crossing on the Moorsley to Hazard in Hylton-lane. Pit Railway in Hetton Back-lane East In the parish of Ryhope :—Level crossing on Rainton.. the Ryhope Colliery Railway, in the road from Level crossings on the Littleton and Sher- Ryhope-street to Leechmere Way. burn Branch of the Lambton Railway in Pit House-lane West Rainton, in the road Level crossing on the Silksworth Colliery from Leamside to Cocken, and in the road Railway, in the road from Ryhope-street to leading from Leamside to Woodside Farm. Leechmere Way. Level crossing on the NeAvcastle, Leamsidc, In the rural district of Eoughton-le-Spring— Ferryhill and Bishop Auckland Railway of Level crossings on the Penshaw Branch of the North-Eastern Railway in the road from the North Eastern Railway, at Offerton Sidings, Moor House to Woodside Farm. Coxgreen Station, Penshaw North House Farm The tramways which the Company propose and Coxgreen Junction. to take power to break up are the Sunderland Level crossings on the Lambton Railway at Corporation Tramways and the Houghton-le- New Penshaw in the road from Penshaw Station Spring and District Tramways. to Shiney-row, in the road from Penshaw Station The draft of the Provisional Order will be to Quarry Head Shiney-row, in the road leading deposited at the office of the Board of Trade from Junction-road to Jane Pit, in the road on or before the 21st day of December next, from High Dubmire to Black Boy-cottages, in and printed copies of the draft Provisional the road from William Henry Pit to Lady Anne Order, when applied for, and of the Provisional Pit New Lambton, at Fence Houses Station, Order, when made, will be furnished, at the in the road from Morton House to Fence price of one shilling for each copy, to all persons Houses-road, in the road from East Rainton to applying for the same at the offices of the Surveyor Chilton Moor, in the road from Chilton Moor to to the Southwick-on-Wear Urban District Council, Marks-lane West Rainton, in the road from The Terrace, Southwick-on-Wear, and of Sydney Wheatley Head to Marks-lane West Rainton, Morse, 37, Norfolk-street, Strand, in the city of. in the road from Morton Grange Farm to High Westminster, Solicitor. Dubmire, in the road from Leamside to Cocken, Every Local or other Public Authority, Com- at Margaret Pit Success and at Low Lambton pany or person desirous of making any repre- Staithes. sentation to the Board of Trade,, or of bringing 2 G 2.
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