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The London Gazette, December 2, 1892. 95 THE LONDON GAZETTE, DECEMBER 2, 1892. 95 THE ROMFOBD CORONER'S DISTRICT. Districts. Parishes. This district shall comprise the following parishes:— "Western District... Farnham Haydon Langley Districts. Parishes. Manuden Quendon Romford District. Havering Rickling Hornchurch Saffron "Walden Romford Strethall Ugley Wenden Ambo IT the Court at Windsor, the 26th day of Wenden Lofta A' November, 1892. Wicken PRESENT, Blackmore-. The QUEEN's Most Excellent Majesty in Council. Bobbingworth Doddinghurst HEREAS the Ecclesiastical Commissioners Fyfield W for England have$ in pursuance of the Act Greenstead of the seventh and eighth years of Her Majesty. Kelvedon Hatch chapter ninety-four of the Act of the thirteenth Lambourn and fourteenth years of Her Majesty chapter High Laver ninety-four and of the Act of the thirty-second Little Laver and thirty-third years of Her Majesty chapter Moreton ninety-four duly prepared and laid before Her Navestock Majesty in Council a scheme or representation Norton Mandeville bearing date the third day of November in the Chipping Ongar year one thousand eight hundred and ninety-; High Ongar two, in the words and figures following, that is to Abbotts Roothing say:— Beaucharap Roothing "We the Ecclesiastical Commissioners for Berners Roothing England acting under the provisions of the Act Shelley of the seventh and eighth years of Your Majesty Shellow Bovvells chapter ninety-four of the Act of the thirteenth Stanford Rivers and fourteenth years of Your Majesty chapter Thoydon Mount ninety-four and of the Act of the thirty-second Willingale Doe and thirty-third years of Your Majesty, chapter Willingale Spain ninety-four have prepared and now humbly lay Stapleford Abbott before Your Majesty in Council the following Stapleford Tawney scheme or representation for altering the boun- Stondon Massey daries of the new parish of Saint John the Barking Evangelist Kilburn of the new parish of Saint Dagenham Luke the Evangelist Kilburn and of the new East Ham parish of Saint Jude Kensal Green, .all in the Ilford county of Middlesex and in the diocese of London. Little Ilford "Whereas by the authority of an Order of Leyton Your Majesty in Council bearing date the twenty- Walthamstow first day of February in the year one thousand Wanstead eight hundred and seventy-two and published in West Ham the London Gazette upon the twenty-third day Woodford of the same month a part of the district chapelry Ashingdon of the Holy Trinity Kilburn in the said county Barling and diocese was assigned as a district chapelry to Ganewdon the consecrated church of Saint John the Evan- East Wood gelist situate within the limits of the said district South Fambridge chapelry of the Holy Trinity Kilburn and was Hawkwell called ' The District Chapelry of Saint John the Hockley Evangelist Kilburn.' Leigh . " And whereas by the authority of another Paglesham Order of Your Majesty in Council bearing date Prittlewell the twelfth day of December in the year one Rayleigh thousand eight hundred and seventy-seven and Rochford published in the London Gazette on the twentv- North Shoebury first day of the same month certain contiguous South Shoebury portions of the new parish of Saint John Kensal Shopland Green in the county and diocese aforesaid and of Southchurch the said district chapelry of the Holy Trinity Great Stambridge Kilburn, were assigned as a consolidated chapelry Little Stambridge to the consecrated church of Saint Luke the Sutton Evangelist situate at Kilburn within the limits of Great Wakering the said new parish of Saint John Kensal Green Little Wakering and the same consolidated chapelry was called Boreham 'The Consolidated Chapelry of Saint Luke the Evangelist Kilburn.' " And whereas by the authority of another Order of Your Majesty in Council bearing date the seventeenth day of May in the year one ..
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