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The Edinburgh Gazette, October 2, 1945 336 THE EDINBURGH GAZETTE, OCTOBER 2, 1945. No. of Division. Name of Division. Contents and Boundaries. 14 Cambusbarron and (1) That part of the Parish of St. Ninians which lies to the west of the Burgh of Stirling and Logie. to the west and north of a line drawn in a south-westerly direction along the centre of the Road leading from Stirling to Fintry by Coxithill, Murrayshall, Berryhill and Easter Cringate, from the point at which the said Road crosses the boundary of the Burgh of Stirling to the point at which it enters the Parish of Fintry ; (2) the Parish of Stirling exclusive of the portion included within the limits of the Burgh of Stirling ; and (3) the Parish of Logie exclusive of the portion included within the limits of the Burghs of Bridge of Allan and Stirling. 15 Sauchie That part of the Parish of St. Ninians which lies to the south of the Cambusbarron Division and of the Burgh of Stirling, and to the west of the Bannockburn South Division following the boundary of said Division southwards to the Cross Roads at Craigbeg Cottage ; thence along the centre of the Road past Roadhead Farm till it meets the Roman Road near West Plean ; thence in a southerly direction along the centre of the last mentioned Road to the point at which the Woodcockfauld Road joins it, and thence along the said Woodcockfauld Road to the boundary of the Parish. 16 Polmaise That part of the Parish of St. Ninians which lies to the north-east of the Bannockburn North Division and to the east of the Burgh of Stirling and to the north of the middle line of the Cowie Road in the said Parish from a point immediately to the East of Greenyards Farm to a point near Burnhead Steading, and of a line drawn thence in an easterly direction along the southern boundary to the Lands of Throsk to the Parish boundary. 18 Conie The remainder of the Parish of St. Ninians exclusive of the portion included within the limits of the Burgh of Stirling. 25 Larbert That part of the Parish of Larbert which is included 'within the following boundary, viz.: a line commencing at the point where the London, Midland and Scottish Railway line intersects the boundary between the Parishes of Larbert and Dunipace ; thence following the centre of the said Railway line in a southerly direction until it reaches the boundary of the Burgh of Falkirk on the Parish boundary ; thence following the boundary between the Parishes of Larbert and Falkirk westwards until the said boundary meets the boundary between the Parishes of Larbert and Dunipace, and thence following the last mentioned boundary northwards to the point of commencement. 26 South Broomage That part of the Parish of Larbert which is bounded on the north and north-west by the and Muirhall. Plean and Dunipace and Denny North Divisions and on the west by the Larbert Division and elsewhere by a line taken along the centre of the River Carron from the boundary of the Larbert Electoral Division to the centre of the Road leading to Dorrator Steps; thence in a north-westerly direction along the centre of the said Road to Carron Company's lade ; thence in a north-easterly direction along the said lade to the point where the How Burn joins the lade; thence in a north- westerly direction along the course of the said How Burn until it reaches the centre of the Main Street; thence in a north-easterly direction to the junction of the said Main Street with Burnhead Road ; thereafter in a northerly direction along the centre of Burnhead Road to the Tryst Go]! Course and thereafter continuing in a northerly direction along the west boundary of the Tryst Golf Course to the centre of Bellsdyke Road ; thence in an easterly direction along the centre of Bellsdyke Road to Crossmuirhead at the junction with the Road leading from Drum to Carron and thereafter along the centre of said Road in a north-easterly direction to its junction with the Parish boundary. 27 Stenhousemuir North That part of the Parish of Larbert which is bounded on the south by the River Carron, on the west by the eastmost boundary of the South Broomage and Muirhall Electoral Division from its junction with the River Carron to the Bellsdyke Road ; thence eastwards along the centre of the Bellsdyke Road to Tryst Road ; thereafter southwards along the centre of the Tryst Road to the centre of the Larbert/Carron Road; thereafter in a south-easterly direction along the cen re of the said Larbert/Carron Road, the centre of the Road leading by Carron Park to Mount Carron to its southmost point; thence due south to the boundary of the Parish at the River Carron. 28 Stenhousemuir South That part of the Parish of Larbert which is bounded on the North by the centre of the Bells- dyke Road from Tryst Road to Crossmuirhead ; thence in a south-easterly direction along the centre of the Road leading past Anton's Hill and Mount Gerald and thereafter along the centre of the Alloa Road to its junction with the Mineral Railway leading from Carron Works to Carron- hall Colliery ; thence along the centre of the Mineral Railway in a south-westerly direction to the Larbert/Carron Road and thereafter in a westerly direction along the centre of the said Larbert/Carron Road to the boundary of the Stenhousemuir North Electoral Division, and thereafter in a northerly direction following the boundary of the Stenhousemuir North Divisiou via Tryst Road to the Bellsdyke Road. 29 Carron That part of the Parish of Larbert bounded on the west by the Stenhousemuir North Division from its junction with the River Carron northwards to the Larbert/Carron Road via the Road leading by Carron Park to Mount Carron ; thereafter by the Stenhousemuir South Division following its boundary first in an easterly direction by the centre of the Larbert/Carron Road; thence north-easterly along the centre of the Mineral Railway leading from Carron Works to Carronhall Colliery and thereafter by the centre of the Alloa Road and Mount Gerald to Cross- muirhead ; thereafter by the eastmost boundary of the South Broomage and Muirhall Electoral Division along the centre of the Road leading from Drum to Carron to its junction with the Parish boundary ; thence in a south-easterly direction along the boundary of Airth Parish to its junction with the Bothkennar Division in Grangemouth Parish ; thereafter in a southerly direction along the centre of the Carronshore Road to its junction with Waterslap Road ; there- after along the centre of the Waterslap Road to Lady's Gate in a south-westerly direction and continuing along the centre of the Carronshore Road to the Chapel Burn ; thence in an easterly direction by the Chapel Burn to the River Carron and thereafter along the boundary of Falkirk Parish by the Centre of the River Carron to the boundary of Stenhousemuir North Electoral Division. 30 Bonnybridge East... That part of the Parish of Falkirk which is included within the following boundary, viz.: a line drawn along the Bonny Water, the Rowantree Burn, the southern fence of the London, Midland and Scottish Railway line and the centre of the Greenhill Road to the Union Canal and on a continuation thereof northwards to the Bonny Water. 31 Falkirk West That part of the Parish of Falkirk which lies to the west of the Shieldhill and Bonnybridge Divisions. 32 Laurieston North... That part of the Parish of Falkirk bounded on the south by the centre of Mary Street, Laurieston, and thereafter eastwards by the centre of the Polmont Road; on the west by the Burgh of Falkirk; on the north by the Burgh of Grangemouth; and on the east by the Grange Burn and thereafter by the Westquarter Burn. 33 Laurieston South ... That part of the Parish of Falkirk bounded on the north by the centre of Mary Street, Laurieston, and thereafter by the centre of Polmont Road; on the east by the Westquarter Burn; on the south by the centre of the London and North Eastern Railway Une and tunnel to the boundary of the Burgh of Falkirk ; and on the west by said boundary of the Burgh of Falkirk. 34 Bothkennar and The remainder of the Parish of Larbert and that part of the Parish of Grangemouth lying to Can-onshore. the north of the River Carron bounded on the north by the Parish of Airth ; and on the west by the Carron Electoral Division.
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