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8902 the London Gazette, 12 September, 1016 8902 THE LONDON GAZETTE, 12 SEPTEMBER, 1016.. sideration the said Petition, and is minded to Great Harwood Reedley Hallows make such alteration as aforesaid: Habergham Eaves Ribchester Hapton Rishton Now, therefore, His Majesty in Council, by Haslingden Roughlee Booth and -with the advice of His said Council, is Higham - with - West- Sabden pleased to order, direct, and declare, as it is Close-Booth Salesbury hereby ordered, directed, and declared: — Huncoat Samlesbury Ightenhill Simonstone 1. From and after the date hereof, altera- Livesey Thornley-with-Wheat - tion shall be made of the division heretofore Mearlejj ley made of the County Palatine of Lancaster Mellor Tockholes for Coroners' purposes, and for the pur- Mitton, Henthornj and Trawden poses of the Coroners Act, 1844, as follows, Colcoats Twiston that is to say, the Salford Hundred portion Nelson Whalley of the Borough of Bacup (formerly part of North Town Wheatley Carr Booth the late Township of Spotland) shall be Old Laund Booth Wilpshire transferred from the Rochdale Coroner's Osbaldeston Wiswell District of the said County to the Blackburn Oswaldtwistle Witton Hundred Coroner's District of the said Padiham Worsthorne - with- County. Pendleton' Hurstwood 2. The said Districts shall respectively Pleasington Worston comprise the several Parishes and Places1 in Ramsgreave Yate and Pickup that behalf prescribed and mentioned in the Rawtenstall Bank Schedule hereto'. Read 3. This Order shall be published in the London Gazette. Almeric FitzBoy. (The following notification is in substitution for that which appeared in the London Gazette of the 15th August last:—) Foreign Office, SCHEDULE. August 16, 1916. The Districts herein described are to be The KING has been graciously pleased to deemed not to include" any Parishes or Places, appoint— or parts thereof, which are exempt from the Sir Ralph Spencer Paget, K.C.M.G., C.V.O., jurisdiction of the Coroners of the County of to be His Majesty's Envoy Extraordinary Lancaster, whether such Parishes or Places, or and Minister Plenipotentiary to His Majesty parts thereof, are hereinafter named or in- the King of Denmark. cluded or not. FIRST PART. ROCHDALE CORONER'S DISTRICT. Birtle-cum-Bamford Heywood Foreign Office, Bury, (the part that Littleborough September 12, 1916. was1 formerly in- Middleton (part) cluded within the Milnrow LIBERIA. Townships of Birtle- Norden cum - Bamford and Rochdale Foreign Office (Foreign Trade Department), Heap) Royton 8th September, 1916. Chadderton Wardle Crompton Whitworth The following names are added to the list of persons and bodies of persons to whom articles to be exported to Liberia may be consigned: — SECOND PART. Abbaye, Dada, Mrs. BLACKBURN HUNDRED CORONER'S DISTRICT. Arnold, L., Miss. Accrington Church Askie, H. A., Mrs. Aighton, Bailey and Clayton-le-Dale Bingeman, Miss. Chaigiley Clayton-le-Moors Boddie, M., Miss. Altham Clitheroe Bowley, H. E. Bacup Cliviger Brewer, G. T. Balderstone Colne Coleman, J. T. B., Rev. Barley-with-Wheatley- Cuerdale Dennis, C., Miss. Booth Darwen Dennis, H. W. Barrowford Dilworth Deputie, Evelyn B., Mrs. Billington Dinckley Duncan, T. S. Blacko Downham Bowland-with-Leagrim Dunnockshaw Ellens, Louise, Mrs. Briercliffe Dutton Evans, M. E., Mrs. Brierfield Eccleshill Finch, E. E. ' Chatburn Foulridge Finney, A., Miss. Chipping Goldshaw Booth' Fisher, C., Miss..
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