THE LONDON GAZETTE, 30 AUGUST, 1929. 5629 tioned Act of the 32nd and 33rd years of Her Parish of (Saint George) Old Brentford which said late Majesty, Chapter 94: is described in the Second Schedule hereunder written and is delineated and set forth upon " And whereas by the authority of an Order the said map or plan hereunto annexed and is of Her said late Majesty in Council bearing thereon coloured green - shall be dissevered date the 10th day of August, 1888, and pub- from such New Parish and shall be annexed lished in the London Gazette on the 14th day to and shall in future form part of the said of the same month a Consolidated Chapelry New Parish of Saint Alban the Martyr, Acton was assigned to the consecrated Church of Green. Saint James situate at Gunnersbury in the said New Parish of (Saint George) Old Brent- " And we further represent, recommend and ford, and the said Consolidated Chapelry was propose that nothing- herein contained shall named ' The Consolidated Chapelry of Saint prevent us from representing, recommending James, Gunnersbury': and proposing any other measures relating to the matters aforesaid, or any of them, in " And whereas by the authority of another accordance with the provisions of the herein- Order of Her said late Majesty in Council before mentioned Acts, or of any of them, or bearing date the 6th day of April, 1889, and of any other Act of Parliament. published in the London Gazette on the 12th day of the same month, a Consolidated Chapelry was assigned to the consecrated "THE SCHEDULES to which the foregoing Scheme Church of Saint Alban the Martyr, situate at or Representation has reference. Acton Green in the New Parish of All Saints, " The First Schedule. South Acton, in the said County and Diocese and the said Consolidated Chapelry was " The territory to be annexed to the New named ' The Consolidated Chapelry of Saint Parish of Saint James, Gunnersbury, in the Alban the Martyr, Acton Green': County of Middlesex and in the Diocese of London, being:— " And whereas the said Consolidated " I. All that portion of the New Parish of Chapelry of Saint James, Gunnersbury, and (Saint George) Old Brentford, in the said the said Consolidated Chapelry of Saint Alban County and Diocese, which is bounded upon the Martyr, Acton Green, have under the pro- the north east by the Parish of Ealing, in the visions of the above mentioned Act of the 19th said County and Diocese, upon the south east and 20th years of Her sai'd late Majesty, by the said New Parish of Saint James, Chapter 37, become New Parishes of the Gunnersbury, and upon the remaining side, character contemplated by that Act, by the that is to say, upon the west, by an imaginary above mentioned Act of the 6th and 7th years line, commencing upon the boundary which of Her said late Majesty, Chapter 37, and by divides the said New Parish of Saint James,. the above mentioned Act of the 32nd and 33rd Gunnersbury, from the said New Parish of years of Her said late Majesty, Chapter 94: (Saint George) Old Brentford, at the centre " And whereas it has been represented to us, of the bridge which carries the North and and it appears to us to be expedient that the South Western Junction Railway across Gun- boundaries of the said New Parish of (Saint nersbury Lane, and extending thence first George) Old Brentford, the said New Parish northward and then nortfi westward along the of Saint James, Gunnersbury, and the said middle of Gunnersbury Lane, for a distance New Parish of Saint Alban the Martyr, Acton of 37 chains or thereabouts to the boundary Green, should be altered in the manner which which divides the said New Parish of (Saint is hereinafter mentioned: George) Old Brentford from the said Parish of Ealing. " Now, therefore, with the consent of the Eight Honourable and Right Reverend Arthur " II. And also all that contiguous portion Foley, Bishop of London (in testimony whereof of the said Parish of Ealing which is bounded he has signed and sealed this Scheme or upon the south west partly by the above Representation), we, the said Ecclesiastical described portion of the said New Parish of Commissioners, humbly represent, recommend (Saint George) Old Brentford and partly by and propose that from and after the day of the said New Parish of Saint James, Gunners- the date of the publication in the London bury, upon the east by the New Parish of Gazette of any Order of Your Majesty in Saint Alban the Martyr, Acton Green, upon Council ratifying this Scheme or Representa- the north east by the New Parish of All Saints, tion and without any assurance in the law South Acton, upon part of the north west by other than such duly gazetted Order the the Consolidated Chapelry of Saint Martin, boundaries of the said New Parish of (Saint West Acton, all in the said County and Diocese, George) Old Brentford, the said New Parish and upon the remaining sides, that is to say, of Saint James, Gunnersbury, and the said upon the remaining part of the north west New Parish of Saint Alban the Martyr, Acton and upon the west, by an imaginary line com- Green, shall be altered so that (first) all those mencing upon tEe boundary which divides the contiguous portions of the said New Parish o? said Consolidated Chapelry of Saint Martin, (Saint George) Old Brentford and of the said West Acton, from the said Parish of Ealing, Parish of Baling which are described in the at the centre of the bridge which carries Gun- First Schedule hereunder written and are nersbury Lane across the Ealing Extension delineated and set forth upon tEe map or plan Line of the Metropolitan District Railway, and hereunto annexed and are thereon coloured extending thence first south westward and then pink shall be dissevered from such New Parish south eastward along the middle of Gunners- and Parish respectively and shall be annexed bury Lane for a distance of 24 chains or there- to and shall in future form part of the said abouts to the boundary which divides the said New Parish of Saint James, Gunnersbury, and Parish of Ealing from the said New Parish of (secondly) all tEat portion of the said New (Saint George) Old Brentford.