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Superintendent Registrar's Districts, Parishes, Chapelries, Townships, Towns in which Courts are to be holden. Tithings, Hamlets, or Precincts forming the District of each Court Town.
MARKET RASEN The sub-district of Market Rasen, in Caistor, consisting of the parishes of Glentham, Kingerby, Kirkby-cum-Osgodby, Newton by Toft, Toft next Newton, Owersby (North and South), Linwood, Market Rasen, Rasen (Middle), Rasen (West), Stainton-le-Vale, Tealby, Thornton-le-Moor, Usselby, Walesby, Willingham (North), Snit- terby, Waddingham, Lissington, Legsby, Sixhills, Kirkmond-le- Mire, Torrington (East), Bishop Norton, and Buslingthorpe. The parishes of Luciford, Hainton, South Willingham, East Barkwith, West Barkwith, West Torrington, Wragby, Holton-Beckering, Wickenby, Cold Hanworth, Snarford, Friesthorpe, FaldingwortJ), Snelland, Normanby by Spital, Owmby, Caenby, and Loxby. SLEAFORD Sleaford. SPALDING Spalding. The parish of Crowland. SPILSBY Spilsby. STAMFORD Stamford. MIDDLESEX.
Superintendent Registrar's Districts, Parishes, Chapelries, Townships, Towns in which Courts are Tithiugs, Hamlets, or Precincts forming the District of each Court to be holden. Town.
BRENTFORD Brentford. EDMONTON The sub-districts of Edmonton. Enfield, and Tottenham in Edmonton, consisting of the parishes of Edmonton, Enfield, and Tottenham. UXBRIDGE Uxbridge. The sub-district of Iver, in Eton consisting of the parishes of Iver, Fulmer, Langley Marish, Denhani, Hedgerley, and the hamlet of Hedgerley Dean, in the parish of Farnham Royal. . The parishes of Cranford, Harlington, and Harmondsworth, in Staines.
MIDDLESEX METROPOLITAN DISTRICTS.
Name of the Court. Description of the District.
1. WESTMINSTER The district of the Westminster County Court of Middlesex shall include all within a line drawn from the point where the cities of London and Westminster meet on the river Thames along the boundary of the city of London to Holborn Bars, thence along the middle of Holborn, Oxford Street, and the Uxbridge Road until the Uxbridge Road crosses the Serpentine River, thence along the Ser- pentine River to Rotten Row, thence along the middle of the road through Albert Gate to the Knightsbridge Road, thence along the middle of the Knightsbridge Road to Sloane Street, thence along the middle of Sloane Street, across Sloane Square, along the middle of Lower Sloane Street, Turk's Row, and Franklin's Row to the gate leading into the road which divides the Kitchen Gardens of Chelsea Hospital from the Governor's Garden and Garden Meadow, thence along the said road and the boundary of the said Hospital Kitchen Garden to the river Thames, thence along the Thames to the point first described.