THE LONDON GAZETTE, 20 MAY, 1938 3265 at Thick Hollins, and in a south-easterly direc- in a westerly direction through Sutton to the tion along the road over Thick Hollins Moor to cross-roads at Hockley and in a southerly the cross-roads by the Inn on the main road direction past The Oak to the cross- from Mossley to Holmfirth. Thence in an roads by the Inn at Oakgrove. Thence easterly direction to Holmfirth and in a southward along the road past White- southerly direction to the fork-roads by the Inn moor, Marshhead and Bosley to the cross-roads about 1,200 feet south of Longley. Thence in by Old Mill. Thence following the road in a a general south-easterly direction along the westerly direction to Bosley Railway Station, main Penistone road to the School at the cross- thence along the railway northwards for about roads about i,600 feet south-west of Sledbrook 1,400 feet. Thence in a south-south-westerly Hill. Thence in a southerly and south-easterly direction along the road past Lymford, in the direction to the cross-roads at Langsett. Thence County of Stafford, Toftgreen Farm, Timbers- in a south-easterly direction past Upper Mid- brook, in the County of Chester, and Rainow hope to the road junction about £ mile north Farm to the road junction at Dane in Shaw. of Ewden Height. Thence in a southerly direction along the road past Biddulph, in the County of Stafford, and Southern Boundary. Bradley Green to the road junction at Brindley Thence in a north-easterly direction along Ford. the road past Midhopestones to the cross-roads north of Sheephouse Wood. Thence in an Southern Boundary. easterly and north-easterly direction along the Thence in a westerly direction along the road road to Oxspring, and in a south-easterly direc- past Lane Ends to the road junction by the tion to the cross-roads about 2,000 feet north- Inn about £ mile north-west of Pack Moor. west of the Inn at Thurgoland. Thence in a Thence along the road in a southerly direction general north-easterly direction along the road to the point where it crosses the London, Mid- past the Hall, Hood Green and Gilroyd to the land and Scottish Railway. Thence along the road junction by the Cemetery at Barnsley. railway in a west-north-westerly direction to Eastern Boundary. Kidsgrove Railway Station. Thence along the road running in a north-westerly direction to Thence along the main road running in a the cross-roads at Church Lawton, in the north-westerly and north-easterly direction County of Chester, and thence along the road through Barnsley to the cross-roads about f in a southerly direction to the point where it mile west of Monk Bretton. Thence along the crosses the London, Midland and Scottish Rail- road in a northerly direction past New Lodge, way. Thence along the railway in a westerly Hill Top and Sandal Magna to the point where direction past Alsager and Radway Green it crosses the River Calder. Thence in a Railway Stations to Crewe Railway Station. westerly direction to the road junction about 600 feet south-west of the London and North Western Boundary. Eastern Railway Station at Wakefield, the point of departure. Thence following the London, Midland and Scottish Railway (Manchester, Stockport and An Area of approximately 160 square miles Crewe) in a north-north-easterly direction past situated in the Counties of Chester and Sandbach, Chelford, Wilmslow and Handforth Stafford. Railway Stations to the point where it crosses the road from Mayfield Grove to Cheadle Northern Boundary. Hulme by Mayfield Grove Railway Station, the Commencing at the point where the London, point of departure. Midland and Scottish Railway (Manchester, *An Area of approximately 43 square miles Stockport and Crewe) crosses the road from situated in the County of Fife. Mayfield Grove to Cheadle Hulme by Mayfield Grove Railway Station, situated in the County Northern Boundary. of Chester, about 2^ miles south-south-west of Commencing at the point where the main Stockport, thence in a general easterly direction road from Leven to Cupar crosses Glassy How along the road past Bramhall Green, Wallbank, Burn at Kame Bridge situated about 4 miles and Norbury Moor to the point where it is south of Cupar. Thence along the road run- crossed by the London, Midland and Scottish ning in a general westerly direction past Railway (Stockport and Buxton) about £ mile Muirhead, Paradise, Coaltown of Burnturk east-north-east of Norbury Hall. Thence and Kettlehill to the road junction £ mile west following the railway in a south-easterly direc- of Annfield House. tion past Middlewood Station to the point where it is crossed by the Macclesfield Canal. Western Boundary. Thence along the main road running in a Eastern Boundary. south-westerly direction past Kettlebridge, Thence following the canal southwards to the Welltree and Milltail and in a southerly direc- point where it crosses a road at Mitchelfold. tion past Gateside, Balbirnie Burns, Woodside, Thence in a general southerly direction along Bankhead, Thornton and Redhouse to the the road past Needygate, Unwinpool and cross-roads at Gallatown. Thence along the Normans Hall to Pott Shrigley. Tbence in a road in a south-south-easterly direction past south-westerly direction along the road to the Golf Course to the point where it Bollington, passing through the town by way approaches the London and North Eastern of High Street and Chancery Lane to the cross- Railway by Dysart Railway Station. Thence roads by Hollin Hall. Thence in a southerly along the road passing under the railway in a direction along the road past Endon Hall, south-easterly direction for about 500 feet to Kerridge-end and Rulowknob to the road junc- the road junction, thence in a north-easterly tion by the silk works at Langley. Thence direction for about 100 feet to the road June-