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So to Be Incorporated As Aforesaid, Or the Said 5808 so to be incorporated as aforesaid, or the said spe- city, or the liberties thereof, Canwick and Branston cified companies, or either of them, or any company in the parts of Kesteven in the county of Lincoln, or companies, party or parties, hereafter to be Greetwell, Cherry Willingham, Fiskerton, Short united or amalgamated therewith as aforesaid, or Ferry, Stainfield, Bardney, Southrow otherwise such united or amalgamated company or companies, Southrey, Tupholme, Bucknall, Gaulby, Minting, or any or either of them, to increase their present Baumber, Waddingvvorth, Horsinglon, Stixwould, capital by the creation of new or additional shares, Wispington, Edlington, Thimbleby, Woodhall, or by mortgage, or by such other ways or means Thornton, Langton, Langton by Horncastle, Horn- as Parliament shall think fit. castle, Martin, High Toynton, Low Toynton, And notice is hereby further given, that duplicate Mareham on the Hill, Hameringham, Scafield plans and sections, describing the lines, levels, and otherwise Scrafield in the parish of Hameringhairi situations of the said intended railway, and branch otherwise Mammeringham with Scrafield, Winceby railway and works, and the lands, houses, and pro* Hagworthingham,Lui:by,Asgarby, Hareby, Boling- perty which may be required to be taken for the broke otherwise Bollingbroke otherwise Boiling- purposes thereof respectively, together with books brook otherwise Old Bolingbroke, Mavis Enderby, of reference thereto, containing the names of the Raithby, Hundleby, Twenty Lands otherwise owners or reputed owners, lessees or reputed les- Twenty Lands in the parish of Hundleby, Parlney, sees, and occupiers of such lands, houses, and pro- East Keal, West Keal, Eresby otherwise Eresby in perty respectively, will be deposited for public the pariah of Spilsby otherwise Eresby with Spilsby inspection on or before the thirtieth day of No- otherwise Spilsby with Eresby, Spilsby, Toynton vember instant, with the Clerk of the Peace for the All Saints, Toynton Saint Peters, tlalton Holegate borough of Warwick, at his office in the said otherwise Halton Hollowgate, Great Steeping, borough ; with the Clerk of the Peace for the county Steeping Parva or Little Steeping Hagnaby other- of Warwick, at his office in the borough of Strat- wise Hornby otherwise Hornby Hags, Hagnaby ford-upon-Avon, in the said county of Warwick; otherwise Hornby Fen Allotment, Firsby, Irby with the Clerk of the Peace for the county of Wor- Bratoft, Thorpe otherwise Thorpe next Wainfleet, cester, at his office in the city of Worcester; and Thorpe Dales, Croft, Wainfleet otherwise Wayne- with the Clerk of the Peace for the city of Wor- fleet, Wainfleet All Saints otherwise Waynefleet cester, at his office in the said city of Worcester. All Saints, Wainfleet Saint Mary otherwise Wayne- And that a copy of so much of the said plans, fleet Siiint Mary, Wainfleet Saint Thomas other- section?, and books of reference as relates to such wise Waynefleet Saint Thomas, Northholme other- of the parishes from, in, through, or into which the wise Northolm, the River Limb and the banks said railway, or branch railway and works, or any thereof, Steeping River and the banks thereof, and part thereof respectively, are proposed or intended terminating in the parish of Wainfleet Saint Mary to be made or passed, will also be deposited for otherwise Waynefleet Saint Mary near the town of public inspection on or before the thirty-first day of Wainfleet, all in the parts of Lindsey in the county December in this present year, with the parish of Lincoln. clerk of each such parish respectively, at the place of abode of each such parish clerk. And also to authorize the making and maintain- ing of a Branch Railway, with all proper works, Dated this fourth day of November, 1845. stations, and conveniences connected therewith, diverging from the said before-mentioned line of Wright and Hanbury, Solicitors, 11, Fins- railway at or near the proposed station thereof in bury Place South, in the City of London. the parish of Wainfleet Saint Mary otherwise Waynefleet Saint Mary aforesaid, and passing Lincoln, Wainfleet Haven, and Boston Railway. thence from, in, through, near, or into the several parishes, townships, extra-parochial, or other places OTICE is hereby given, that application is of Friskney, in the parts of Lindsey, in the county N intended to be made to Parliament ^in the of Lincoln ; Wrangle, Leake, Leake Fen Allotment, ensuing session, for an Act or Acts to authorize the Leverton, Leverlon Fen Allotment, Benington, construction of a Main Trunk Railway or Railways, Butterwick, Frieslon, Frieston Ings, Fishtoft, Skir- with all proper works, stations, and other conve- beck, Boston, Boston East, Hobhole Drain and niences attached thereto or connected therewith, Banks, Maud Foster Drain and Banks, Witham and that is to say ; commencing by a junction with the Banks, or some of them, and terminating at or near Nottingham and Lincoln Railway, as at present the Grand Sluice in the parish of Boston, all in the authorized to be made at or near the west side of a parts of Holland, in the county of Lincoln. certain street called High Street, in the parish of Saint Mark, in the city of Lincoln, and county of And also a shipping branch rail or tramway the same city, and passing thence in, through, into, commencing by a junction wilh the said intended or near to the several parishes, townships, extra- main trunk railway at the proposed station thereof, parochial, and other places, of Saint Mark, Saint. in the parish of Wainfleet Saint Mary otherwise Botolph, Saint Peters at Gowts, the South Common Waynefleet Saint Mary aforesaid, and passing or Canwick Common, Saint Mary le Wigford, thence from, in, through, near, or into the salt Saint Benedict, Saint Svvithin, Saint Peter at and outmarshes or bed and foreshore of the sea Arches, Saint Martin, The Liberty of the Monks, and the parish of Wainfleet Saint Mary aforesaid The Monks' Common, The Witham Banks, or some to or near the intended dock or ducks, basin or of them in the city of Lincoln and county of the same basins, hereinafter described, at or near the junction.
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