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10134 the London Gazette, 19Th September 1968 10134 THE LONDON GAZETTE, 19TH SEPTEMBER 1968 ANNEX " B "—continued RURAL DISTRICT OF BRAUGHING Information about Registrations—continued Parish of Aspenden COMMON LAND—continued The Mead VG 7. RURAL DISTRICT OF WARE Parish of Braughing The Square, Braughin Street VG 28. Parish of Easturick Eastwick Mead CL 91 (a). Parish of Cottered Parish of Great Amwell Cross Green, Bowling Green, Bull Green and Hertford Heartih CL 20 (fe). School Green VG 29. Parish of Great Munden Parish of High Wych Levens Green CL 155. ""Aliens Green Playing Field VG 15. Ketdle Green CL 156. King George's Playing Fields VG 16. Parish of Hunsdon Parish of Little Hadham Hunsdcxn and Eastwick Meads CL 91 (a). Westland Green and Pig's Green VG 27 (a). Parish of Little Munden Playing Field VG 25. Land north of LMe Munden CL 162. Land north of The Street, Haultwick CL 164. Parish of Little Munden Old Chalk Pit CL 161 (fe). Village Green, HauLtwick VG 44. CL 172 (&). Potters Green VG 45. Roadside Verges CL 173. The Slipe CL 142. Parish of Westmill Village Pond, Haultwick CL 163. Village Greens and sidewalks VG 80. Parish of Standon Bank of river Rib at Barwick Ford CL 154. RURAL DISTRICT .OF ELSTREE Blind Lane Green CL 136. Parish of Ridge Gravel Pit CL 170. Village Green VG 6 Greens West of Barwick Ford CL 153. Land east of road from High Cross to Standon Green End CL 135. RURAL DISTRICT OF HATFIELD The Motors CL 133. Parish of Northaw CL 134. Village Green VG 8. Parish of Thundridge Land adjacent to the Limes, Ermine Street CL 98. RURAL DISTRICT OF HEMEL HEMPSTEAD Land adjacent to Woodings Cottage, Ermine Street Parish of Bovingdon CL 99. Land at the Feathers CL 97. Bovingdon Green VG 86. Land at month end of ithe Bourne CL 95. Parish of Great Gaddesden Land opposite the Windmill CL 160. Water End Mow VG 42. Land at south end of the Bourne CL 96. Jockey End Green VG 85. RURAL DISTRICT OF WATFORD RURAL DISTRICT OF HERTFORD Parish of Sarratt Parish of Bengeo Rural Bdsize Green CL 60. Rosehafl Green CL 59. Chapmore End pond VG 72. Penmans Greens CL 61 (a). Parish of Brickendcm Liberty Land north of Common wood Common CL 63. Commonwood Common CL 62 (a). Martins Green VG 43. Land ait Pembridge^Lane VG 47. RURAL DISTRICT OF WELWYN Emmanuel Pollards VG 48. Coldhaia Green VG 46. Parish of Ayot St. Peter Broxbourne Common VG 54. Ayot Green CL 53 (a). Brickenden Green VG 75 (6). Ayot Little Green CL 52. Parish of Datchworth Parish of Welwyn Pond and land at WooHmer Green CL 225. Datchworth Green VG 30 (&). Hamier Green CL 56. Burnham Green VG 79 (a). Cob Lane Common CL 48. Parish of Hertingfordbury Burnham Green CL 55 (a). Eastend Green VG 24. Barnes Green CL 54. Letty Green VG 20. Part of the Avenue CL 137. Staines Green VG 22. Cumberland Green and Cole Green VG 21. TOWN OR VILLAGE GREENS Birch Green VG 23. BOROUGH OF HEMEL HEMFSTEAD Parish of Sacombe Levefstock Green VG 9. Sacombe Green VG 19. URBAN DISTRICT OF HODDESDON Parish of Tezoin Recreation Ground VG 49. Bulls Green VG 70. Lower Green VG 59. URBAN DISTRICT OF POTTERS BAR Poplars Green VG 58. South Mimms Village Green VG 71. Upper Green VG 56 (a). Archers Green VG 57. URBAN DISTRICT OF STEVENAGE Symonds Green VG 53. Parish of Watton-at-Stone Watton Green VG 73. RURAL DISTRICT OF BERKHAMSTED Parish of Aldbury RURAL DISTRICT OF HITCHIN Aldbury Village Green and Pond VG 18 (6). Parish of Barkway Parish of Little Gaddesden Ponds in High Street and Church Lane VG 84. 0 Village Green VG 50. Parish of Barley Parish of Nettleden with Potten End Playaflow VG 74. Portiten End Village Green VG 11. Land adjoining the Roman Road ait Frithsden Parish of Ickleford VG 12. Upper Green VG 13. For any late Notices see Contents list on last page.
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