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Alter Any Existing Tolls, Rates, Or Duties, and to Con- Fer, Vary, Or Extinguish Exemptions from The 4382 alter any existing tolls, rates, or duties, and to con- Coombe Fiorey, Corfe, Cuthelston otherwise Co- fer, vary, or extinguish exemptions from the pay- thelstone, Calcott, Chilton Polden, Compton Dun- ment of tolls, rates, and duties, and other rights don, Cossington, Chipstable, Clatworthy, Crow- and privileges. combe, Carhampton, Dundry, Binder, Ditcheatr Dated this eighth day of November, 1S45. Doulting, Downhead, Downside, Donyatt, Drayton,, Durleigh, Dunster, Durston, Dinnington, Dowlish H> M. and C. Baxter, 48, Lincoln's Inn Fields, Wake, Dodington or Doddington, Dulverton, East and Brent, Em brow otherwise Emborough, Evercreech,. Dickson and Overbury, 4, Frederick's Place, East Pennard, East Harptree, East Lydford, Eastrip,, Old Jewry, London, Enmore,Exford, East Chinnock, East Coker, Eding- Solicitors for the said Bill. ton, East Quantoxhead, El worthy, Exton, Edstock and Beer, Earnshill, Exmoor, East Lambrook^ Farringdon Gurney, Frome Selwood, Farmborough, Somerset Court for the Recovery of Small Debts. • Flax Bourton otherwise Bourton, Foxcote other- OTICE is hereby given, that application is wise Foxcot otherwise Fors-otr, Fivehead, Fid- intended to be made to Parliament in the dington, Fitzhead, Great Elm otherwise Elm,, ensuing session for a Bill or Bills for establishing, Goathill, Gasper, (Hamlet), Green Oar, Gasper constituting, and maintaining a Court or Courts for Ty thing, Goat hurst, Crrenton otherwise Greinton,. the recovery of Small Debts within and for the Goduey in Meare, Huntspill, High Littleton,. several boroughs, parishes, townships, hamlets, or Hinton Bluett, Henstridge, Horsing-ton, Harding* places within the county of Somerset following; ton, Hemington, Holcornbe, Hornblotton, Hut ton,. (that is to say) Alford, Ansford, Ash wick, Abbots Hoi ton, Hatch Beauchamp, Hinlon Saim George, Leigh, Axbridge, Ashill, Aisholt otherwise Asholt, Harding-ton Matideville, Hastlbury Plucknettr Ashpriors, Ashbrittle, Aller, Ashington, Angers- Hunlspill, Huish Episcopi, Heathfield, Hillfarance,. leigh, Ashcott, Allowenshay, Almsforcl, Ash, *Bid- Halse, Hawkridge, Hnishchampflower, High Ham,. disham, Brean, Burnham, Berrow, Burrington, Huntspill, Hoi ford, Hambridge, Ilminster, II ton,. Bruton, Bubcary, Barton Saint David, Brockley, Isle Abbotts, Isle Brewers, Ilchester otherwise Beckington, Berkeley, Baltonsborough, Bedminster, Ivelchester, Keinton Mandefield, Kingweston,. Barrow otherwise Barrow Gurney, Back well, But- Kingstone Seymour, Keynslmm, Kilmersdon, Kil- co.mbe, Brislington, Burnett, Babington, Buckland mingtoii. Kenn, Kewstoke, Kingston otherwise Dinham, Brat ton otherwise R ration Seymour, Bi- Kingston juxta Yeovil otherwise Pitney, Kiugsbury negar, Batcombe, Badgworth, Banvvell, Blagdon, Episcopi, Kittisford, Kirjgsdon, Knowle Saint Giles,. Bleadon, Blackford, Blackford in Wedmore, Bish- Kingston, Kingstone, Kilton, Kilve, Kingsbrornp- port, Bourton, Beer Crocombe, Bickenhall, Broad- ton, Lympsham, Lovington, Laverton, Lullington,. way, Buckland Saint .Mary, Broomfield, Barwick Long Ashton, Litton, Lamyatf, Locking, Loxton, otherwise Berwick otherwise Barwick and Stoford, Leigh-upon-Mendip, Lyng, Luckham, Luxbo- Bishops Lydeard, Bathealton otherwise Badialton, roug-h, Langford Budville, Langport, Langport Bawdrip, Bridgewater, Barrington, Brympton other- Eastover, Lopen, Limington, Lydeard Saint Law- wise Brimpton, Bishop's Hull, Bradford, Butleigh, rence, Lufton, Lilstock, Long Sutton, Load, Leigh- Bicknoller, Brompton Ralph, Brushford, Brompton land, Mark, Milton Clevedon, Maperton, Mells, Regis, Burrow Bridge, Bintle in Edington, Chapel Midsomer Norton, Marston Bigot t, Meare, Allerton otherwise Allerton, Castle Gary, Compton Marston Magna, Milborne Port, Marksbury, Pauncefoot otherwise Pouncefoot, Chew Magna, Minehead, Merriott, Misterton, Middle Chinnock, Chewstoke, Glutton, Gamely, Chewton Mendip, Martock, Milverton, Muchelney, Mudford, Mon- Chilcompton, Compton Martin, Cloford, Cranmore, tacute, Middlezoy, Moorlirich, Monksilver, North East otherwise East Gran more, Chelvey, Charleton Bruham otherwise Brewham, North Barrow, North Horethorne otherwise Charlton Canfield, Gorton Cadbury, Norton Malreward, Nunney, Nyland Denham, Chelwood, Compton Dando, Charlton and Batcombe otherwise Batcombe cum Nyland, Miisgrave otherwise Charlton Musgrove, Cuck- North Wbotton, North Cheriton, Nailsea, Nor- lington, Clapton, Clevedon, Christ Church, Char- ton Saint Philips, Norton Hawkfield, North and terhouse-Hinton otherwise Hinton Charterhouse, South Braddn, North Perrott, Norton sub Hamb- Charterhouse on Mendip, Coombhay, Croscombe, don, North Curry, North Petherton, Norton Charterhouse, Cheddar, Churchill, Christon, Comp- Fitzwarren, Nynehead, Northover, Nether Stowey, ton Bishop, Con«resbury,Coleford (in Kilmersdon), Nettlecombe, Nether Ham, Newton North, North Combe Down, Cleeve, Crickett Malharbie other- Moor Green, Orchardley otherwise Orchardleigh, wise Malllierby, Curland otherwise Courland, Curry Otterhampton, Over Stowey, Oare otherwise Oar, Malleit, Curry Rivel, Chilton Trinity, Creech Odcombe, Oak otherwise Oake, Othery, Old Saint Michael, Cannington, Charlinch otherwise Cleeve otherwise Old Cleve, Orchard Portman, Charlynch, Carhampton, Colbone or Culbone other- Otterford, Pitcombe, Paulton, Pointington, Pristou, wise Kitnor, Cutcombe, Crewkerne, Chilton Can- Publuw otherwise Publoe, Penselwood, Portbury, telo otherwise Chilton Cantiloe, Chisel borough, Portishead,Pridcly, Pilton,Pjlle, Puxton, Pensford, Closworth, Chard Borough, Chard Parish, Combe Panborow and North Load, Puckington, Porlock, Saint Nicholas, Chedzoy, Charlton Adam other- Pendomer, Puriton, Pawlett, Pitney, Preston Pluck- wise East Charlton, Charlton Mackrell, Chaff- nett, Pitminster, Puddirnore Milton, Queen Cain el, combe, Chillington, Cricket Saint Thomas, Cud- Queen Charlton, Road, Rodden, Radstock, Rodney worth, Chilthorne Domer, Cheddon Fitzpaine, Stoke otherwise Stoke Gifford, Kowberrow other-.
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