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Plicates of the Said Maps Or Plans, and Sections, and Authorized to Be Taken in and by the Said Recited Books of Reference Thereto, Will Be Deposited in the Act 2760 plicates of the said maps or plans, and sections, and authorized to be taken in and by the said recited books of reference thereto, will be deposited in the Act. office of the Clerk of the Parliaments, and in the And notice is hereby given, that, on or before the Private Bill-office of the House of Commons. thirtieth day of November next, a map, or plan and Dated this sixteenth day of October 1841, section, describing the line or situation of the said in- tended turnpike-roads, and the lands in, through, ^ . T. Griffiths, Clerk to the Trustees. or over which the same roads are intended to pass or to be widened, together with a book of reference, containing the names of the owneis or reputed OTICE is hereby given, that application is owners, lessees or reputed lessees, an'! occupiers of N intended to be made to Parliament in the next such land, and also a duplicate thereof, and a copy of session, for leave tobrirgin a Bill to continue the tern), so much of the standing orders of the House of and alter and enlarge the powers of, or to repeal, an Lords as is required, will be deposited at the offircs Act, passed in the fifty-ninth vear of the reign of of the Clerks of the Pence for the said counties of His Majesty King George the Third, intituled " An Denbigh and Flint: and ?lso, on or before the Act for continuing »nri enlarging the powers of three thirty-first day of December next, a ropy of so much Acts of the reign of His late and present Majesty, of the said, map, or plan and section, as relates to for amending several ronds therein mentioned, as far each of the aforesaid parishes, together with a book as relate to the road from Wrexham, in the cnunty of reference thereto, and a copy of so much of the of Denbigh, to Pentre-bridge, in the county of Flint; standing orders of the House of Loids as aforesaid, and for making a new branch of road from the said will he deposited with the parish cleiks of the said road, at a place called Abbermorddu to Mold in the several parishes. said county of Flint;" and for granting further, better, and more effectual powers for repairing and And notice is hereby further given, that, on or be- improving the same district, of road ; vvhicli said se- fore the s:iid thirty-first day ot December next, veral roads pass from, in, through, or into the several duplicates of the said map, or plan and section, and parishes, townships, or places of Wrexham, Brouszh- book of reference thereto, will be .deposited in the ton, Stansty, and Gwersyllt, in the county of Den- office of the Clerk of the Pailiaments, and in the bigh ; and of Cymmau, Caergwrle, Hhanberfedd, Private Bill Office of the House-of Commons.— Leeswood, BroncoeH, and Mold, in the. county of Dated the fii st day of October 1841. Flint; and also for making turnpike, widening, and P. Humberston, Clerk. •improving, the highway leading from the present turnpike gate, on the aforesaid road, situate in the township of Brouiihton, in the parish of Wrexham, OTICE is hereby given, that application is in- and countv of Denbigh, called Plas Coch-gatc, we^- N tended to be made during the ensuing session ward through the same township of Bmughton, by a of Parliament, for liberty to bring in a Bill for certain public-home called the Ship Tavern, at a m;»k:ng, maintaining, and repniring, as turnpike, a place in the same township, called South Sea, and so ce'tam road or highway, being a certain part of the on by Wright's Smithy, John Rod en's house and highway or road lending from the town of Preston Tyn y Coed, all in the township of Hersham, in the to the town of. Clithero, both in the county of parish of Wrexham, and countv of Denbigh, unto Lancaster, commencing opposite to the House of and into the turnpike rond leading from Wrexhani to Correction gates, in the town of Preston aforesaid, Ruthin, at a certain pUice in the said township of and ending at a bridge, called Higher Mudder Bridge, Bersham, called Loft W.en ; and also for making in the hamlet of Chaidgley, in the said county ; 'turnpike, widening, and improving, a certain other which said highway or road passes through the seve- highway or highways leading fiom the aforesaid. ral townships or hamlets of Preston, Kibbleton, 'turnpike gate, in the aforesaid township of Brough- Fulwood, Grimsargh with Brockholes, Al.-tbn with ton, called Plas Coch Gate, eastward through part of Hothersall, Rihchester with Di'worth, Thornlcy the said township of Bronghton, in the said parish of with Wheatiey, and Chaidgley, and through the Wrexham, and through the said township of Stansty, several parishes of Preston, Lancaster, llibchester, 'in the parish of Wrexham aforesaid, and of Gwersyllt, Chipping and Mitton, all :n the said county of Lan- in the parish of Gresford, and Acton, in the said caster; and it is intended to take powers by the parish of Wrexham, in thr said county of Denbigh, said Act to rai e, collect, levy, and take certain unto and into the Wrexham and Chester turnpike rates, tolls, or duties for the purposes aforesaid. road, at or near to the end of a lane nearly opposite to a certain blacksmith's shop, situate in the said And notice is hereby also given, that, on or before township of Acton, in the said parish of Wrexham, the thirtieth day of November next, a map or plan ' called Acton Smithy ; and also for making turnpike, and .section of the said intended turnpike road,, widening, and improving a certain -other highway or together with a book of reference there'.o, will be highways, leading from a certain side-gate situate in deposited at the oi£ce of the Cieik of the Peace foij the township of Stanstv, in the said parish of \Vrex- the said county j and also that, on or before the ham, near the house of Thomas Forgham, and con- thiitv-first day of December next, a copy of so tinuing eastward from thence through the same much of the said map or plan and section as relates township of Stansty, to a certain place called Rhosd- to oac'i of the aforesaid hamlets, townships or du, in the same township ; in which said Bill provi- paushes. and of the book of reference thereto, will sion is intended to be made for levying tolls on the likewise be <kpos ted with the respective parish said roads, and also for altering the existing tolls clctks of the S'lid several parishes, and also with the.
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