The London Gazette, February 12, 1884. 639

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THE LONDON GAZETTE, FEBRUARY 12, 1884. 639 Union. Parish or Township. Union. Parish or Township. JBromsgrove ... Romsley Hoxae Horhara Tutnall and Cobley Hoxne Webheath Laxfield Doncaster Misson. (In the counties Metfield of Lincoln and Not- Monk Sohara tingham) Saxtead Finningley. (Tii the Southolt county of Nottingham) Stradbroke Adwick-le-Street Syleham 11 Armthorpe Weybread u Barnby-upon-Don Wilby » Bawtry Wingfield i) Bilhara WIthersdale Blaxton Worlingworth Braithwell Kidderminster... Kidderminster {Foreign Brodsworth (Extra-Municipal) Burghwallw Lower Milton - with - Cadeby Stourpont Campsall Ribbesford (Extra- Cantley Municipal) Carr House and Elmfield Wolverley Clayton-with-Frickley Churchill Denaby Stone Edlington Ru shock Hampole Broom Hickleton Dowles High Melton Prescot Bold Hooton Pagnell Cronton Kirk Sandall Ditton Long Sandall Eccleston (Extra-Muni- Loversall cipal) Marr Hale Norton Halewood Owston Huyton-with-Roby Rossington Knowsley Skellow Rainford Sprotbrough Rainhill Stainton-with-Hellaby Speke Stancil-with - Wellingley ... Tarbock and Wilsic ... Whiston Stotfold Windle (Extra-Muni- Sutton cipal) Thorpe-in-Balne Woolton, Little Thurnscoe Woolton, Much Tickhill COUNTY OP RADNOR. Wadworth Rhayader Abbeycwmhir Warmsworth Cefnllys Wheatley. (In the Cwmdanddwr county of York, West Llanfihangel-Helygen Riding) Llanyre Ellesmere Baschurch Rhayader » Bettisfield Saint Harmon Bronington COUNTY OP BRECKNOCK. »» Ellesmere Llanwrthwl 9) Hadnall St. Asaph Abergele JJ Halghton Bettws-yn-Rhos or Bet- Hanmer t\vs-Abergele Hordley Llanddulas Middle Llannefydd Great Ness Llansannan Little Ness St. George Overton St. Asaph Penley Bodfary Petton Cwm Tybroughton Dymeirchion or Tre- Welsh Hampton meirchion Wellington Dyserth :Hoxne Athelington Meliden Badingham n Rhuddlan Bedfield Stow ... Badwell Ash Bedingfield Drinkstone Denham Elmswell Dennington !> ••• Felsham Fressingficld n •*- Gedding B 2.

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