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The London Gazette, 25 March, 1955 1797 THE LONDON GAZETTE, 25 MARCH, 1955 1797 Type of Reference No. Parish path on Map Description of Route Sibbertoft Footpath . D.N. 3 From the north boundary of O.S. Plot 154, southwards across O.S. Plot 154 to the county road at The Manor, Sibbertoft. Sulby Footpath ... D.R. 2 From the west boundary of O.S. Plot 18, in a north-east direction across the site of the Polish Hostel to the north- east corner of O.S. Plot 18. Thornby Footpath ... D.S.3 From the Thornby-Great Creaton road at the south-east end of Thornby village, southwards to the Guilsborough parish boundary north of Nortoft Lodge Farm. Footpath ... D.S. 5 From the Winwick-Thornby road, east of Thornby Grange adjoining Rabbit Spinney, eastwards to the Thornby- Guilsborough road at the Guilsborough parish boundary. Walgrave Footpath ... D.T. 12 From the Walgrave-Broughton road at the east end of Walgrave village, north-eastwards to the Old-Broughton road, north-east of Red Lodge Farm. THE SECOND SCHEDULE Rights of way to be added to the draft maps and statements Type of Reference No. Parish path on Map Description of Route \rthingworth ... Footpath ... C.B. 5 From the Great Oxendon-Braybrooke road, southwards via Round Spinney to county road at junction with C.B. 4. frington Bridleway ... C.F. 20 From the Nobottie-Duston road at the east end of Nobottle village, south-eastwards to the Harpole parish boundary, east of Brices Spinney. riipston Footpath ... C.H. 22 From the junction of C.H. 19 and C.H. 20, southwards via Twantry Farm to the Clipston-Marston Trussell county road. ^ottersbrooke ... Footpath ... C.L. 3 From county road at its junction with C.L. 1, south- westwards to Green Lane opposite the terminus of C.M. 2. Oraughton Footpath ... C.N. 6 From the Draughton-Harrington road, i mile east of Draughton, southwards to the Lamport-Harrington road at the south-west corner of Short Wood. East Haddon ... Footpath ... C.R. 15 From the Ravensthorpe-Long Buckby road, 700 yards north-east of the Why Not Inn, south-eastwards via Priests Well to the East Haddon-Ravensthorpe road. Bridleway ... C.R. 19 From its junction with C.R. 3 at the Ravensthorpe parish boundary, north-east of Tithe Farm, south-eastwards to the Holdenby parish boundary. iarlestone Footpath ... C.U. 23 From the Northampton-Rugby road (A. 428), north- eastwards via the Corn Mill to the railway at the site of the old station. Holdenby Bridleway ... C.X. 3 From the East Haddon-Holdenby county road, 600 yards west of the Turn to Teeton and Spratton, north-westwards to the East Haddon parish boundary. Bridleway ... C.X. 5 From the junction with the accommodation road to Holdenby South Lodge, south-eastwards along the accommodation road to the south-west boundary of O.S. Plot 121. Lamport Footpath ... D.A. 11 From the Cottersbrooke-Hanging Houghton road at the west end of Hanging Houghton, south-eastwards to the Northampton-Market Harborough road (A. 508) opposite Scaldwell Turn. Vfoulton Footpath ... D.D. 13 From West Street opposite the County Farm Institute, south-eastwards along the private accommodation road to junction with D.D. 4, thence to junction with D.D. 12. Saseby Footpath ... D.E. 3 From the Naseby-Sibbertoft road, south-east of Broadmoor Farm, westwards to the Battle of Naseby Memorial. Ravensthorpe ... Bridleway ... D.L. 4 From the Ravensthorpe-Teeton road, opposite the south end of Ravensthorpe Reservoir, south-eastwards to the East Haddon parish boundary. Sibbertoft Footpath ... D.N. 9 From Front Street, south-eastwards to Middle Street at its e junction with Naseby Road. Footpath ... D.N. 10 From its junction with D.N. 3 at the north boundary of O.S. Plot 154, westwards to the Sibbertoft-Marstort Trussell road. Sulby Footpath ... D.R. 2 From the west boundary of O.S. Plot 18, in a north-east direction to the boundary of the site of the Polish Hostel,. thence eastwards to the north-east corner of O.S. Plot 18. Walgrave Footpath ... D.T. 13 From Newland Road, opposite the junction of the Walgrave— Old road, eastwards to its junction with D.T. 1 1 near the Church School. Footpath ... D.T. 14 From the county road, west of the Church, southwards to- Bakers Lane. Welford Bridleway ... D.U. 23 From the Stanford parish boundary, south of South Kilwortb railway crossing, north-eastwards for about 30 yards to the South Kilworth-Welford road. Footpath ... D.U. 24 From its junction with D.U. 25 at Hemploe Lodge, north- eastwards along the private carriageway to the Welford- South Kilworth road. Bridleway ... D.U. 25 From its junction with D.U. 8 at Hemploe Lodge, westwards to the private carriageway of the farm, and thence south- wards along the private carriageway to the Cold Ashby- Stanford road. ,_ (184) B2.
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