The London Gazette, August 8, 1881
3694 THE LONDON GAZETTE, AUGUST 8, 1881 Mease to its junction with the Trent, and Cowpasture, in the occupation of Hannah turning to the right along the river Trent to Lowish, on the north, south, and west. Drakelow Viaducts aforesaid. Yorkshire (West Riding\—So much of the town- (2.) So much of the parish of Tatenhill, in ship of Erringden, in the West Riding of the the county of Stafford, as lies within the follow- T county of York, as lies within the following ing boundaries, that is to sa3 , the foot-path from boundaries, that is to say, the river Calder on Yoxall Lodge l»y Lin brook to Range moor, the north, the Lancashire and Yorkshire Rail- thence by the highway to Dunstall cross-roads, way on the south, the fence dividing Stocks thence by the Shirall highway to Penny's turn, Hall farm from the farm of Robert Ashworth and thence by the carriage-drive to Yoxall on the east, and the fence dividing Stocks Hall Lodge aforesaid. farm from the farm of Lewis Sutcliffe on the (3.) The petty sessional division of Elford, west. except the portion of the parish of Edingale which lies on the northern side of the highway from Lullington through Edingale village to (SWINE-FEVER.) Croxall. THE following Areas are now Areas Infected (4.) The townships of Dunstall, Barton- with Swine-Fever under the above-mentioned Act under-Need wood, and Wichnor. (except the lines of railway within those areas as far as those lines are used or required for the Warwickshire.—(1.) So much of the hamlet of Erdington, in the county of Warwick, as lies transit of swine through those areas, without within the following boundaries, that is to say, untrucking):— the Midland railway on the south, Chester-road Buckinghamshire.—The whole of the parish of on the east, Grange-lane on the north, and the Stewkley, except the hamlet of Littlecote, in road leading from Bromford to Erdington on the county of Buckingham.
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