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England and Wales, Hereby Give Notice, That Applications Have Been Made of the Undermentioned Sums, by Way of Loan, Under Th [ 228 ] • England and Wales, hereby give Notice, that applications have been made of the undermentioned sums, by way of Loan, under the provisions of the _r il-_ T __;!„ \iafo\naftar Sllficified '.—— aums applied Parish County Name of Applicant Name of Estate for by way of Loan. Mrs Margaret Harvey of Castlesemple, wife of Lieutenant-Colonel James Harvey Lochwinnoch and Kilbarchan Renfrew of Castlesemple and Mousewald, K. H. Lands in the Parishes of £ 1,900 Robert Speir, Esquire, of and residing- at Culdees Castle, Perthshire, as Commis- Lands in the Parishes of Houstoun and Kellellan 9> 5,000 sioner for Thomas Speir, Esquire, of Blackstone, in the Parish of Kilbarchan Kilbarchan » Walter and John King of Barnbrock, Esquires Barnbrock, in the Parish of 400 Witness our hands this 16th day of April, in the year of our Lord 1847. M. BLAMIRB . DARBY. 'E, the undersigned, Inclosure Commissioners for England and Wales, hereby give Notice, that applications have been made by the undermentioned parties, for the advance of the undermentioned sums, by way of Loan, under the provisions ot the Act of the 9th and 10th Viet. cap. 101, for the Drainage of the Lands hereinafter specified :— Sums applied" Name of Applicant Name of Estate Parish County for by way of Loan. George Mackenzie Ross, and Simon Mackenzie Ross, Junior, of Aldie, Esquires Aldie Tain Ross £5,850 0 0 Roderick Mackenzie of Flowerburn, Esquire Lands in the Parishes of Rosemurkie and Resells tf 2,385 2 1 Thomas Mackenzie of Ord, Esquire Lands in the Parishes of Urray and Contin yr 4,190 0 0 John Falconer Mackenzie of Allangrange, Esquire Lands in the Parishes of Knockbain, Urquhart, and Killearnan ty 4,035 0 0 Thomas Mackenzie of 17, Clarges Street, Piccadilly, London, Esquire Applecross Applecross and Locharron t> 2,400 0 0 Kinrive, and Lands in the Charles Robertson of Kindease, Esquire Parish of Kilmuir Easter 9> 914 0 0 Witness our hands this 16th day of April, in the year of our Lord 1847. WM. BLAMIRE. G. DARBY. E, the undersigned, Inclosure Commissioners for England and Wales, hereby give Notice, that applications have been made W by the undermentioned parties for the advance of the undermentioned sums by way of Loan, under the provisions of the Act of the 9th and 10th Viet. cap. 101, for the Drainage of the Lands hereinafter specified :— Sums applied Name of Applicant Name of Estate Parish County for by way of Loan. William Leckie Ewing of Airngomery, Esquire Lands in the Parish of Kippen Stirling £1,300 Robert Cunninghame Cunninghame Graham of Gartmore and Finlaystone, Esq. Lands in the Parishes of Port, in the County of Perth, and Kippen, Bal- fron, and Drymen in Stirling » 10,000 John Glassford Hopkirk of 75, Great King Street, Edinburgh, Esquire Meadowbank Polmont it 530 John Hamilton of Bardowie, Esquire Bardowie Baldernock y) 2,090 Mrs Anne Craigie Stirling, widow of the late S. D. Stirling of Glenbervie, Esquire, John Stirling of Kippendavie, Esquire, Graham Russell, Esquire, Merchant in Glasgow, John Peter Alston, Esquire, Merchant in Glasgow, Trustees of the said late Sylvester Douglas Stirling, and Guardians of his Children Lands in the Parishes of Larbert and Dunipaee n 2,860 Dame Elizabeth Margaret Seton Stewart of Touch and Allanton Touch Saint Ninians >r 1,600 Witness our hands this 16th day of April, in the year of our Lord 1847. WM. BLAM1RE. G. DARBY. E, the undersigned, Inclosure Commissioners for England and Wales, hereby give Notice, that applications have been made by W the undermentioned parties, for the advance of the undermentioned sums, by way of Loan, under the provisions of the Act of the 9th fcnd 10th Viet. cap. 101, for the Drainage of the Lands hereinafter specified :— Sums app.ied Name of Applicant Name of Estate Parish County for by way of Loan. Robert Vans Agnew of Barnbarroch, Esquire Sheuchan Stoneykirk, Inch, Port- Patrick, Leswalt Wigtown £2,338 Sir Andrew Agnew of Lochnaw Castle, Baronet Lands in the Parishes of Leswalt, Kirkcolm, Sorbie, Whithorn 10,000 Sir William Dunbsr of Mochrum, Baronet Cubbae and Caperroch Kirkinner 800 George Guthrie oFRephead, Esquire Craig! emhie and Applety Glasserton 1,«50 btair Hathorn Stewart of Physgill, Esquire Lands in the Parishes of Glasserton, Whithorn, — Kirkiuner and Wigtown 7700 William Munzall Simpson of Stianraer, Esquire Lands in the Parish of 150 Srr KVH.iam Maxwell of Monreith, Baronet Leswalt Lands in the Parishes of Mochrum, Glasserton, and — Kirkinner 8,430 Andre»w Brown Tosh, residing at Bankhead, Mrs Agnes Brown or Pratt, residing at^Kirkcaldy, Miss Eliza Cooper, and Mrs D. Auvergn? Cooper or O'Toole, re- si .ing a burnt Island, Mrs Agnes Cooper or Dyneley, residing at Tenby, Fdn% V?*e of Corsemal?ie, residing in Wigtown, N. B. Mary Ann Jane -p'W,ra,l'i.^arrietPhiliiPa Fdln(>nds, Catherine Agoes Edmonds, and Clara dn orids <?-. • T v , ii *- l > residing at Scarsdale Terrace, Kensington Lands in the Parish of 1,000 &r John Alexander Agnew Wallace of Lochryan House, Baronet Wigtown Lochryan Inch — 1,500 Witness our hands this 16th day of April, in the year of our Lord 1847. WM. BLAMIRE. G. DARBY..
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