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The London Gazette, December 1, 1863 6334 THE LONDON GAZETTE, DECEMBER 1, 1863. the date of this present Order), at which lastly be elected for each of the said parishes of Badsey mentioned sessions the confirmation of this Pro- and Bretforton, and one Way warden for each of the visional Order will be taken into consideration. said other parishes and places in this district ([except Wm. Nichols Marcy, Clerk of the Peace. the combined hamlets or places). But this Pro- visional Order shall not be of any validity unless it Dated this 19th day of October, 1863. be confirmed by a Final Order of the Justices assembled at the Court of General or Quarter EVESHAM HIGHWAY DISTRICT. Sessions of the said county, to be holden on Monday, rTTHEREAS, Benjamin Workman, Esq., the 4th day of January, 1864 (being within a W Martin Amphlett, Clerk, Edward Charles period of not more than six months from the date Budge, Esq., Arthur Henry Winwington Ingram, of this present order), at which lastly mentioned Clerk, John Clark, Esq., Henry Godfrey Faussett, sessions the confirmation of this Provisional Order Clerk, and Isaac Averill, Esq. (being seven of Her will be taken into consideration. Majesty's Justices of the Peace, acting in and for Wm. Nichols Marcy, . , the county of Worcester, and two at least of them Clerk of the Peace. being resident in the district hereinafter mentioned), Dated this 19th day of October, 1863. did by writing under their hands, dated the 7th day of September, 1863, require the Clerk of the Peace of the said county to add to or send with the notice required by law to be given of the holding Be Aldermarston, otherwise Alderminster. of the then next Court of General or Quarter (Addition of to STRATFOBD-UPON-A VON HIGHWAY Sessions^ a notice in the Form marked (A) in the DISTRICT, in the county of Warwick.) Schedule to the Act of the 25th and 26th years of HEREAS William Dickins, Corbett Hol- the reign of Her Majesty Queen Victoria, c. 61, W land Corbett, Frederick Charles'Acton ** For the better Management of the Highways in Colvile, Esquires, William Evans, Clerk, and England" (or as near thereto as circumstances Robert Mynors, Esq. -(being five of Her Majesty's admit) that at such Court of General or Quarter Justices of the Peace, acting in and for the county .Sessions, a proposal would be made to the of Worcester), did by writing under their hands Justices then assembled, to constitute-the under- dated the 26th day of August, 1863, require the mentioned parishes and places in the said county Clerk of the Peace of the said county to add. to of Worcester, a Highway District, that is to say— or send with the notice required by law to be Broadway, Elmley, Castle, Great and Little Hamp- given of the holding of the then next Court of ton, Badsey, Aldington, Wickhamford, North General or Quarter Sessions a notice in the Form and Middle Littleton, South Littleton, Bretfortou marked (A) in the Schedule to the Act of the 25th. (Upper End), Bretforton (Lower End), Offenham, and 26th years of the reign of Her Majesty Queen Harvington. Norton and Lenchwick, Cleeve Prior, Vietoria, chapter 61, "For the Better Manage- Cropthorne, Charlton, Netherton, Fladbury, Sedge- ment of the Highways in England" (or as near berrow, and Church Honeybourne. And the said thereto as circumstances admit), that at such Court Justices did in and by the said writing also require of General or Quarter Sessions, a proposal would the said Clerk of the Peace to send by post in a be made to the Justices then assembled, to add to prepaid letter, notices in the form aforesaid to the the Highway District called " The Stratford-upon- Churchwardens or Overseers of each and every of Avon Highway District/' in the county of War- the .parishes above-rmentioned. ' wick, the parish of Aldermarston, otherwise Alder- And whereas, at the Court of General or Quarter minster, in the said county of Worcester, for tha Sessions of the Peace for the said county, held at purposes of the Highway Acts. And the said the County Hall, in Worcester, in the said county, Justices did in and by the said writing also re- on the 19th day of October, 1863, a proposal was quire the said Clerk of the Peace to send by post submitted to the said Court by the said Justices to in a prepaid letter, a notice in the Form aforesaid, constitute the aforesaid parishes and places a High- to the Churchwardens or Overseers of the said way District.. And whereas the said Court enter- parish of Aldermarston, otherwise Alderminster. tained the said proposal (it having, first been shown And whereas, at the Court of General or Quarter that the before-mentioned notices had been duly Sessions of the Peace for the said county of Worces- given and sent): ter,-held at .the County Hall, in Worcester, in the Now, therefore, the said Court, holden as afore- said county, on the 19th day of October, 1863, a said, doth, in pursuance of the provisions of the proposal was submitted to the said Court by the said Act, make this Provisional Order, and direct said Justices to add the aforesaid parish of Alder- that the aforesaid parishes and places shall be marston, otherwise Alderminster, in the said formed or united into a Highway District, for the county of Worcester, to the said Stratford-upon- more convenient management'of the Highways of Avon Highway District, in the county of War- the said parishes and places, and to be called " The wick. And whereas the said Court entertained Evesham Highway District," and that (in the the said proposal (it having been first shown that event of this present order being confirmed) the the before mentioned notices had been duly given hamlets or places hereinafter mentioned (each of and sent): which separately maintains its own Highways) shall Now, therefore, the said Court, holden as afore- be combined with the parishes of which they res- said, doth, in pursuance of the provisions of the said pectively form part (each of which parishes Act, make this Provisional Order, and direct that separately maintains its own poor), viz., the hamlet the aforesaid parish of Aldermaston, otherwise of Aldington shall be combined with the parish of Alderminster, in the said county of Worcester, Badsey, and the hamlets or places of Bretforton, shall be added to the said Stratford-upon-Avon Upper End and Bretforton Lower End shall be Highway District, in the said county of Warwick, combined with the parish of Bretforton, and that for the more convenient management of the high- no separate Way wardens shall be elected for the ways of the said parish, and that one Waywarden said hamlets, any or either of them, but that the shall be elected for the said parish of Aldernforston, said parishes of Badsey and Bretforton respectively otherwise Alderminster. shall be subject to the same liabilities in respect of But this Provisional Order shall not be of any all the Highways within each respectively which validity unless it be confirmed by a Final Order of were before maintained by each of the said hamlets, 'the Justices assembled at the Court of General or or places separately, and that one Way warden shall Quarter Sessions of the said county of Worcester,.
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