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The London Gazette, 29 June, 1926 4248 THE LONDON GAZETTE, 29 JUNE, 1926. Chittlehampton Road Barnstaple New Parish of West Buckland— Road (North Eoad) Combemartin Road The roadway on the bridge over the and the roadways on (1) Hacche Bridge Great Western Railway at Leary Valley. aad (2) Aller Cross Bridge over the Great Western Railway. Parish of Chulmleigh— Rural District of South Molton: — The roadway on Kersham Bridge over (1) Main Roads— the Southern Railway. From the boundary of the borough of Parish of Chittlehamholt— South Molton to George Nympton Kings •Nympton and Chulmleigh the South The roadway on Kingford Bridge over Molton and Exeter main road from Clap- the Southern Railway. pery Mill to the boundary of the parish of Railway— Chulmleigh at Leigh Bridge from Colleton Mill to Burrington Village and Weeks The level crossing over the Southern Cross from Colleton Mill to Chulmleigh Railway at Umberleigh near the station. the Exeter and South Molton main road from Head Bridge to Cadbury Cross from 5. To prescribe and limit the prices to be Leigh Cross to Chulmleigh from Head charged for a supply of electricity. Wood to Chittlehamholt and Chittle- 6. To provide for the transfer to a Company hampton the portion of the Exeter main of the undertaking to be authorised by the road in the parish of Burrington from the Order. " Portsmouth Arms " (Southern Railway Printed copies of the draft Order as applied •Station) to South Molton Road (Southern for and of the Order when made may be Railway Station) from South Molton Bray obtained (at the price of two shillings for each Bridge to Umberleigh from the boundary copy) at the offices of Messrs. Crosse Wyatt of the borough of South Molton to the & Co., Solicitors, South Molton, and at the boundary of the parishes of Filleigh and offices of the undermentioned Parliamentary Swymbridge in the Barnstaple Rural Agents. District from the boundary of the parish Every local or other public, authority, com/- of Filleigh to East Buckland Cross via pany or person being desirous of bringing before Filleigh Mills and Filleigh Great Western the Electricity Commissioners any objection Railway Station from Coombe boundary respecting the application, may do so by regis- South Molton through Brayford to Mock- tered letter addressed to the Secretary, ham Down Cross adjoining Bratton Electricity Commission, Savoy Court, Strand, Fleming from Burners Bridge (near South W.C. 2, and despatched on or before the 29th Molton Great Western Railway .Station) day of July, 1926, and a copy of such objection to North Molton Bridge from the boundary must also be forwarded to the undersigned of the borough of South Molton through Parliamentary Agents. Meshaw to the boundary of the parish of Witheridge at " Providence " on the Dated this 25th day of June, 1926. Witheridge - Tiverton Road from the boundary of the borough of South Molton LEES AND Co., Palace Chambers, Bridge by Mole Bridge to the boundary of the Street, Westminster, S.W. 1, Par- parish of Rackenford adjoining the parish (160) liamentary Agents. of Stoodleigh (Tiverton main road) the South Molton to Taunton Road from Bish Mill to Woodburn Cross from Blackerton Cot to East Anstey Station (Great Western Railway) the South Molton to Taunton Road from Coombsland Cross to Molland Village from Witheridge main road by " Underbill " Romansleigh to SOUTH STAFFORDSHIRE MINES. Worlington Old Turnpike Gate and Dray- ford Bridge from the boundary of the DRAINAGE ACTS, 1873 TO 1923. borough of South Molton to Alswear "The Old Road." JHE Commissioners appointed under the T above named Act of 1873 hereby give • (2) Bridges on Main Roads:— notice that the Arbitrators have made an The roadway on the bridge at Filleigh Award in triplicate for a Mines Drainage Rate near the Great Western Railway Station. in the Tipton District. And the said Commis- The roadway on the bridges over the sioners hereby give further notice .that the' .Southern Railway at (1) South Molton above Award has been deposited as prescribed Station (2) Umberleigh Station and by the Act of 1873. And the Commissioners (3) Colleton Mill on the road to Bur- hereby give further notice that the said Award rington. is from and after the date of such deposit bind- ing upon the Commissioners, and upon the Bridges on District Roads— Owners and Occupiers of 'the Mines in the Parish of East Anstey— Tipton District. The roadways on the bridges (two) over Dated the 25th day of June,'1926. the Great Western Railway at the Station. Parish of Bishops Nympton— J. E. UNDERBILL, The roadway on the bridge over the H. TAYLOR, Great Western Railway at Bicknor. (065) Law Clerks..
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