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11500 the London Gazette, 20Th October 1970 11500 THE LONDON GAZETTE, 20TH OCTOBER 1970 Register Unit Name Number Moelfryn, Rhiwaedog-uwch-afon, Bryn Ronwydd, Pen-y-Cerig, Duon, Foel-y-Geifr, Stac Rhos, Foel C.L.198* Cerig, Y Groes Fagl, Llanfor. East of Cefn-y-Meirch and part of Trum-y-Sarn, Llanfor C.L.I99* South-east of Cwm Pydew, Llandrillo C.L.200* Y Llethr, Rhinog Fach, Moelyblithcwm and Moelfre Llanenddwyn C.L.201* Cefn Cam Llanddwywe-uwch-y-graig ... ... ... ... C.L.202* Craig Cwm Llwyd and Craig-y-Llyn, Llangelynin ... ... ... C.L.224* Craig Las, Brithdir and Islawrdref C.L.225* Bryn Seward, Braich Ddu, Trawsfynydd, Rhydcriw, Allt-Lhvyd, Mynydd Llanegryn, Twllydarren... C.L.226* Mynydd Pen-rhiw, Mynydd Pennant, Tap y Ceffyl, Tyrau Mawr, Mynydd Pencoed and Cader Idris, C.L.227* Llanfihangel-y-Pennant. Foel Ddu, Craig Cwm Amarch, Bwlch Cau, Mynydd Moel, Mynydd Pentre, Craig Llwyd, Ystrad-Gwyn C.L.228* Bwlch Llyn Bach, Ceiswyn and Cader Idris, Talyllyn. Cae Afon, Craig Maesglasau, Ffridd Braich-Gwyn, Tal-y-Mieryn, Creigiau Garn-wddog, Waen Fach, C.L.229* Graig y Gamell, Cwm Bychan. Land on Mynydd y Waun and Mynydd Ceiswyn, Brithdir and Islawrdref. ... ... C.L.230* Y Rhos, Llangelynin C.L.231* Foel Caerberllan, Mynydd Pentre, Maestrefnant, Tarren y Gesail, Llanfihangel-y-Pennant ... C.L.232*f Foel Caerberllan, Briddellarw, Mynydd Rugog, Talyllyn C.L.233* Ffridd Rhos-Farch, Pantgwyn, Mynydd Rhyd-Galed, Moel Maes-y-wern-goch and Tarren y Gesail, C.L.234*f Pennal. Mynydd Pentre, Tal-y-Fan, Mynydd Esgair Weddan, Braich Ddu, Taren Cwm-Ffernol, Dolau Gwyn, C.L.235*t Tarrenybarcut, Trefryon, Tywyn. Mynydd-y-Llyn, Tywyn C.L.236 Maes Y Pwlia near Eisingrug, Talsarnau ... ... ... ... ... C.L.237* Odyn Galch, Brithdir and Islawrdref and Llangelynin ... ... ... ... ... C.L.238* Llanegryn Common, Llanegryn ... ... ... ... C.L.239* Tyddyn-y-Llan Common, Llanfrothen C.L.240* Un-named waste land of the Manor east of Uwchlan Farm, Llanfair ... ... ... C.L.241* Roadside wasteland at Fedw, Llansantffraid ... ... ... ... ... ... C.L.242* Y Gro, Llansantffraid C.L.243* Graig Penmaen, Trawsfynydd C.L.244* Migneint, Trawsfynydd C.L.2450 Mynydd Bach, Trawsfynydd C.L.246* Un-named wasteland of the Manor north of Pandy Farm, Corwen ... ... ... ... ... C.L.247* Rights of Common are registered in respect of the lands listed above with the exception of those marked thus* Claims to ownership are registered in respect of those lands listed above marked thus f (366) WESTMORLAND COUNTY COUNCIL COMMONS REGISTRATION ACT 1965 Common Land and Town or Village Greens: Provisional Registrations and How to Object to Them Registrations Notice is hereby given that the second and last period for applications for the registration under the above Act of— (a) land which is common land or a town or village green; (b) rights of common over such land, and (c) persons claiming to be owners of such land ended on 2nd January 1970. The Council is the registration authority for the registration area of which particulars are given at Annex A. The Register of Common Land and the Register of Town or Village Greens for this registration area, containing all registrations made under the Act, and notes of all objections so far made, are available for inspection free of charge at the Council's office at County Hall, Kendal, between the hours of 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. on working days. A table giving brief information about registrations made after 30th June 1968 is at Annex B. In addition, each local authority other than the Council has available for inspection copies of all registrations affecting land in its own area and copies of register entries of all objections so far made affecting such land. Objections The period for objecting to registrations made after 30th June 1968 began on 1st May 1970 and ends on 31st July 1972. Every objection must be made in writing on the special form of objection (C.R. Form No. 26) available free and post free from the Council at County Hall, Kendal, and must reach the Council as registration authority at the above address not later than 31st July 1972. Registrations are independent of each other, so that, for example, a registiation of land as common land made before 1st July 1968 and not objected to before 1st October 1970 became final and definitive on the latter date, but if registrations of rights over that land, or claims to ownership thereof, are made after 30th June 1968 objections to such registrations can be made in the second objection period. Every objection which is not rejected is noted on the register as soon as possible after receipt, and particulars are sent by the registration authority to the person (if any) on whose application the registration was made, and to certain other persons directly interested in the registration. In addition copies of register entries of objections are sent to local authorities holding copies of the registrations to which they relate. The noting of an objection on the register does not mean that it is officially admitted to be correct, and it has no immediate effect on the registration. The effect is that, unless the registration is cancelled, or the objector withdraws his objection, the matter will be referred to a Commons Commissioner for decision. Dated 19th October 1970. K. S. Himsworth, Clerk of the Council. ANNEX A PARTICULARS OF REGISTRATION AREA The administrative area of the County of Westmorland..
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