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Thurlstone, Oxspring, Hunshelf, Langsett Otherwise Thurlstone, Oxspring, Hunshelf, Langsett Bcalby otherwise Scawby otherwise Bcawby ctlnj otherwise Langside, Thurgoland, Hoyland- Sturton in the said parts of Liudsey, in the said Swaine, Cawthorne, Silkstone, Dodworth, county of Lincoln. Darton, Barugh otherwise Bargh, Stain- And it is further proposed, by the said intended borough, otherwise Stainbrough, Barnsley, Dar- Act or Acts, to make and maintain certain field, Royston, Worsborough otherwise Wors- branches or slips from the said intended line on to brough, Monk Bretton otherwise Burton, Ards- the Midland otherwise the North Midland Rail- ley, Wombwell, Brampton Bierlow, West Melton, way, at or near to Darfield, in the parish of Dar- Wath-upon-Dearne, Hoyland, Great Hpughton field aforesaid, and in the several townships of otherwise Houghton Magna, Little Houghton Billingley and Darfield aforesaid, or one of them. otherwise Houghton Parva, Wath-upon-Dearne, Bolton-upon-Dearne, Adwick-upon-Dearne, Bil- And, in the said intended Act or Acts, power lingley, Billingley Green, Goldthorpe, Thurnscoe, will be applied for to deviate from the line or lines Clayton in the Clay, Frickley-cum-Clayton other- laid down on the plans hereinafter mentioned, and wise Clayton-with-Frickley, Hickleton, Stotfold to the extent thereon defined, and to cross, vary, otherwise Stortford, Hooton Pagnell, Bilham alter, divert, or stop up all such turnpike-roads, otherwise Billam, Barmbrough otherwise Barn- parish roads, and other highways, drains, brooks, brough, Harlington, Braithwell, Brodsworth, streams, water banks, water-courses, canals, aque- Pigburn, Brodsworth-cum-Pigburn and Scawsby, ducts, navigable rivers, navigations, railways, and Scawsby otherwise Scoursby, Marr, Marr Grange, tram-roads within the said parishes, townships, High Melton otherwise Melton on the Hill, townlands, extra-parochial and other places afore- Cadeby, Sprotborough otherwise Sprotbrough, said, or some of them, which it may be necessary Cusworth, Newton, Hexthorpe, Balby, Hexthorpe or expedient to cross, vary, divert, alter, or stop otherwise Extrop, Balby-cum-Hexthorpe, Langth- up in the construction of and for the purposes of waite Tilts otherwise Langthwaite with Tilts, the said intended railway or railways, branches or Arksey, Bentley otherwise Bentley with Arksey, slips, or the works, stations, and conveniences con • Stockbridge, Ahnholme, Shaftholme, Bodies, Scaw- nected therewith respectively, and also to authorize thorpe, Doncaster-bridge-end, Doncaster, Christ- junctions with any railway or railways, at the com- church, Hall Cross, Nether Hall, Wheatly, Wheat- mencements or terminations, or in the line or ley with Sandall, Greenhouse, Sandall otherwise course of such railway or railways, and branches Long Sandall otherwise Long Sandall with Wheat- or slips, in the several parishes, townships, town- ley otherwise Near Sandall, Intack, Sandall Beat lands, and extra-parochial places before-mentioned, Wood, Kirk Sandall otherwise Saudall Parva, or some of them. Trumfleet otherwise Kirk Sandall with Trumfleet, Kirk Sandall and Trumfle.et, Armthorpe, Street- And it is further intended, by such Act or thorpe, Holme Wood, Wilby, Cantley, Nether Acts, to enable the company thereby to be incor- Cantley, High Ellers, Low Ellers, Branton other- porated to sell or let, or transfer the said intended wise Brampton, Gatewood, Killam otherwise railway or railways, branches or slips, and other Kilholm, Blaxton otherwise Blakeston, Akeholme works, or any part or parts thereof, and all or otherwise Ackholme otherwise Acomb, Car-side, any of the powers of such company in connection God-cross otherwise God's-cross, Hatfield, Hatfield therewith, or in relation thereto, to any other Woodhouse, Hatfield Moor, Moor, Hatfield Chace, company or companies; and to enable such other or some of them, all in the west riding of the company or companies to purchase, or rent or county of York; Awkley otherwise Auckley, construct the said intended railway or railways, partly in the said west riding, and partly in branches or slips, and other works, or any part or the county of Nottingham, or one of them ; parts thereof, and to exercise such powers, or any Finningley, partly in the said west riding, and of them; and also to raise and contribute funds partly in the said county of Nottingham, or one for or towards the construction, maintenance, and of them; Wroot, the Isle of Axholme, use of the said intended railway or railways, Epworth, Belton, Beltoft, West Butter- branches or slips, and other works, and generally wick, Owston, East Butterwick, Burringham, to enter into and carry into effect, such arrange- Froddinghana Gunhouse, West Halton, Messing- ments in reference thereto-as may be mutually ham, Barling's Scotter, Scotterthorpe, Scotton, agreed on between them. Susworth,Bottcsworth otherwise Bottesford, Ashby, Yaddlethorpe, Holme, Manton, Cleatham, Raven - And it is also proposed, by the said intended thorpe, Appleby, Manby, Twigmore, Bronghton, Act or Acts, to incorporate a company for carry- Scalby otherwise Scawby otherwise Scawby cum ing into effect the said intended railway or rail- Sturton, Sturton, Hibaldstowe, Castlethorpe, ways, branches or slips, and other works, with Wrawby, Bigby, Cadney cum Housham, Brigg powers to purchase lands and houses, by compul- otherwise Glandford Brigg otherwise Glamford sion or agreement, for the purposes of the said Briggs, or some of them, all in the parts of Lindsey intended Act or Acts; and with powers to levy in the county of Lincoln, and to terminate by a tolls, rates, and duties in respect of 1he use of the junction Avith the line of the Great Grimsby and said intended railway, or railways, I r inches or .Sheffield Junction Railway, at or near Brigg slips, and other works, and to grant such ex- aforesaid, at a point before and near the crossing emptions from the payment of such tolls, rate?, of the rives' Anehblme, ia th«» said parish of and duties, ss to such company may seem meet..
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