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10212 the London Gazette, 20Th September 1968 10212 THE LONDON GAZETTE, 20TH SEPTEMBER 1968 *Land to north of Manor Farm, Chew Stoke. fLand comprising Holes 'Square Corner and road The Pound, Poor Hill, Farmborough. to Croydon House, Timberscombe. *Shortwood Common, Hinton Blewett. Part of West Quantoxhead Common, West Land at Wollard's Hill, Publow. Quantoxhead. Old Down, Pensford, Stanton Drew. *Dunkery Hill, Wootton Courtenay. •Wick Green, Button Wick, Stowey Sutton. *Burledge Common in parishes of Stowey Sutton Wincanton R.D. and West Harptree. Chargrove Hill, South Brewham, Brewham. Widcombe Common, Bushy Common, Little The Common and Shave Lane, South Brewham, Common and Stitching and Lower Common and Brewham. Withy Lane, West Harptree. Part of Street Lane, South Brewham, Brewham. The Old Horse Pond, Penselwood. Dulverton R.D. *Leigh Common, Stoke Trister. *Bye Common, Winsford. "tTemple Lane, Templecombe. "fWithypool Hil, Withypool Common, Hawkridge Common and Bradymoor, Withypool. Yeovil R.D. *Worth Hill, Withypool. Land at Fairhouse Road, Barwick. *Land to south of New Bridge, Withypool. Land adjoining Lufton Churchyard, Brympton. Chiselborough Common, Chiselborough. Frame R.D. Fairplace, Chiselborough. *Mells Green, Mells. Part of River Parrett, Martock. Egypt, Mells. The Borough, Montacute. The Paddock, Lower Vobster, Mells. Pikes Moor, South Petherton. Lyde Green, Norton St. Philip. Land at the Coronation Tree, Tintinhull. Langport R.D. The Village Pump, Farm Street, Tintinhull. The Village Pound, Fivehead. Dower House Verge, Tintinhull. Huish Common Moor, Huish Episcopi. The Car Park, St. Margarets Road, Tintinhull. The Pound, Huish Episcopi. The Pound, Church Street, Tintinhull. The Lock-up and Village Green and part of River The Court Verges, St. Margarets Road, Tintinhull. Parrett, Kingsbury Episcopi. The Shrubbery, Church Street, Tintinhull. Kingsdon Village Pound, Kingsdon. Site of former Village Pound and Pond and land Long Ashton R.D. in Parsonage Road, West Camel. Cleeve Quarry, Cleeve. 2. Registration in the Register of Town or Village *St. George's Wharf, Easton-in-Gordano. Greens *The Landumu Easton-in-Gordano. Land to south-west of Priory Farm, Flax Bourton. Axbridge R.D. The Triangle, Kingston Seymour. Lay-by to the north of Roman Road, Bleadon. *Jacklands Bridge, Tickenham. The Parish Pump and Green, Bleadon. *Land at Washingpound Lane, Tickenham. The Parish Cross and Green, Bleadon. *Walton Common, Walton-in-Gordano. The Fair and Market Ground, Play Street. Middle Hill and site of orginal village pump at Cheddar. Weston-in-Gordano. Churchill Batch, Churchill. *fFelton Hill or Felton Common, Winford. fThe Village Green, Wrington. Minehead U.D. Branches Cross, Wrington. tAlcombe Hill Common, Minehead. Bathavon R:D. tAlcombe Marsh Common, Minehead. Tyning Copse, Bathampton. Shepton Mallet R.D.C. Jubilee Oak, Batheaston. *Huxham Green, East Pennard. Land to the south of Baptist Church, Batheaston. Taunton R.D.C. Land at side of Penthouse Steps, Batheaston. *Ash Priors Common in parishes of Ash Priors and The Tyning, Freshford. Bishops Lydeard. The Green, South Stoke. Old Roman Road off Comeytrowe Lane in parishes Bridgwater R.D. of Bishops Hull Without and Trull. The Village Green, Broomfield. fNine Acre Lane, North Curry. Combwich Common, Otterhampton. *tPart of Quantock Hills in parish of West The Batch and The Green, Woolavington. Bagborough. The Gravel Pit, Burlinch, West Monkton. Chard R.D. The Parish Quarry, Crossbills, West Monkton. The Lawn, Combe St. Nicholas. The Village Green, Combe St. Nicholas. Wellington R.D. The Village Playground, Wambrook. *fThe Common, Langford Budville. Glutton R.D. *Land east of Corams Wood, east of Cough's Ham Temple Green, Temple Cloud, Cameley. and whole of Lucas's Copse, Langford The Green, Farnborough. Budville. The Barbury or Forbury, Hinton Blewett. Wells R.D. Dulverton R.D. *Priddy Green and Top Green, Priddy. The Recreation Ground, Dulverton. Williton R.D. The Recreation Allotment or Playground Quarry, *fPart of the Quantock Hills in the parishes of Huish Cleeve, Huish Champflower. Bicknoller, Crowcombe, East Quantoxhead, The Village Green, Winsford. Holford, Kilve and West Quantoxhead. The Recreation Field, Winsford: Quantock Moor, Bicknoller. Woolston Moor, Bicknoller. Frame R.D. "fDunkery Hill, Cutcombe. Faulkland Village Green, Hemington. *fTarr Ball Hill, Luccombe. The Green, Mells. *Porlock Common, Porlock. Langport R.D. *tNorth Moor, Redham, Man Moor, Wick Moor, The Village Green, Fivehead. Great Hooks and Little Hooks, Stogursey. The Village Green, High Ham. *Ham, Sharpham, North Ham, Goose Marsh, Land to the north of boundary of V.C. School, Catsford Common and part of Wall Common, Kingsdon. Stogursey. Land to north-east of Village Hall, Kingsdon. fLand to south-east of Man Moor, Stogursey. The Green, Long Sutton. Woolston Lane, Stolford, Stogursey. The Gravel, Stogursey. Long Ashton R.D. St. Andrew's Well, Stogursey. The Village Green, Abbots Leigh. North Lane, Shurton, Stogursey. The Village Green, Nailsea. Middle Moor Drove, Wick, Stogursey. Cadbury Camp, Tickenham. Benhole Lane, Shurton, Stogursey. The Green, Felton, Winford. Culver Street Lane, Stogursey. The Green, Ridgehill, Winford. Bullen Drove, Knighton, Stogursey. Uppertown Green, Felton, Winford. fLand comprising a lane from Holes Square to Waterloo Green, Winford. Timberscombe Common, Timberscombe. fThe Village Green, Yatton. For any late Notices see Contents list on last page.
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