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The London Gazette, 26Th September 1968 10383 THE LONDON GAZETTE, 26TH SEPTEMBER 1968 10383 C.L. No. Parish or District No. of Commons Rights SO Nantcwnlle Cors Graig Fach. 52 Llandysul Pantyrhedydd Common. 53/1 Caron-is-Clawdd Land adjoining Tangarn Felen. 54 Aberaeron Land adjoining foreshore from Enid Stores to Cliff Pengloyn. 55 Aberaeron Commins. 56 Aberaeron Land adjoining foreshore from Harbour to U.D. boundary. 65/1 Caron-is-Clawdd Part of Y Drum. 66 Llanbadarn Fawr Ddldau Common. 67 Llancynfelyn Craig-y-Penrhyn. *69 •Caron-Uwch-Clawdd Part of Garn Gron. •70 Gwnnws Uchaf Part of Rhosmarchnant. 71/1 Caron-Uwch-Clawdd Rhos Gelli-gron, Bryngwyn Bach and part of Garn Fron. *72 Gwnnws Uchaf and Caron-Uwch- Part of Rhos-y-Gargoed, Bane Picton, Clawdd Llyn y Gorlan, Llyn Bach, Graig Felen, Lan Las, Part of Groes Fan, Part of Bryn Llyn Egnant and Cae Blaen-Egnant. 75 Llandyssiliogogo Cwmtydu Lime Kiln and surrounding land. •76 Caron-Uwch-Clawdd Ty-canol-rhos, Cwm-Gorphen-isaf, Cwm- Gorphen Uchaf, Land north of Castell Caradog and land south east of Castell Fflur. Part of Bryn Bras Mountain. 83/1 Cwmrheidol Part of Marchnant. 85/1 Ysbyty Ystwyth Wern Leri Common. 89 Borth Llwyngaru Mountain. 91 Caron-'is-Clawdd 94/1 Caron-!is-Clawdd and Caron-Uwch- Part of Llyn Crugnant, Moelau, Esgair Clawdd Ceffyl'au and Bryn Cosyn. *96 Llanfihangel-y-Creuddyn Uchaf Part of Ffos Gau. 97/1 'Cwmrhei'dol Mynydd Ffynnon Wen. 101/1 Gwnnws .Uchaf Lands, north of Llyn Teifi and Llyn Hir. 107/1 Lledrod Isaf Southern part of Commins Penybanc. 108 Bettws 'Lleucu Commins Capel Bettws. 109 Caron-is-Clawdd Cors Llwyngwinau and Ty'n Waun. 110 Caron-'is-Clawdd Part of Y Drum. 115 Llangeitho Cors Llyn Farch and land south east of Brynmanod. 118/1 Cwmrheidol Part of Bryn Bras. •120 'Cwmrheidol Part of Pumlumon Fawr and Yr Ochrydd. 124/1 Gwnnws Uchaf Land north of Llyn Teifi and part of Llethr Brith. 129 'Llansantffraed Gors Caranod. 136 Llangwyryfon Part of Llyn Eiddwen and Glan-llyn. 140 Cilcennin Part of Rhos Ci'lcennin. 143/1 Caron-Uwch-Clawdd Part of Rhos Geligron. 145 Blaenpennal Part of Cors Rydd and land near Tanyres- gair. 146/1 Llansantffraed and Llanbadarn Part of Cors Caranod. • Trefeglwys 147/1 Ysbyty Ysitwy.th Penlanfedwen and Waun Claerddu. 148 Llancynfelyn Parts of Cors Fochno. 156 Llanrhystud Harminiog Cors Rydd and land east of Pantcynghorion. 158 Aberaeron Cae Ffynnon Win. •161/1 Llanddewi Aberarth Uchaf Lands north of Brynmore Villa. •166 Geneu'r Glyn and Llancynfelyn Parts of Cors Fochno. 175/1 Llanrhystud Harminiog Part of Core Rydd. 177/1 Caron-is-Clawdd Part of Cors Caron near Ty'n Waun. 181/1 Llanrhystyd Harminiog Part of Cors Pwlt-y-badett. 199 Caron-Uwch-Clawdd Pencreigiau, Ponfrhydfendigaid. 200 Caron-Uwch-Clawdd and Gwnnws Lands near Pencreigiau, • Pontrhydfendi- Uchaf gaid. 202 Nantcwnlle Y Figyn, Penuwch. • .' 203 Nantcwnlle Caetan-Falier, Penuwch. Information about registrations in the Register of Village Greens Village Parish or District Description Green No. VG. 1 Ceulanymaesmawr "YGlas", Talyborit. VG. 2 Aberaeron Bane Bach, Panteg Road. VG. 3 Aberaeron Pared of land in front of Trelawny, Wellington Street. VG. 4 Aberaeron Strip of land on the north of the River Aeron, Chalybeate Wdll1 to Lovers Bridge. VG. 5 Aberaeron Land in front of Belle Vue Terrace. VG. 6 Aberaeron PwM Cam, Market Street and Cadwgan Place. VG. 7 Aberaeron Land in front of Portland Place, Extending to Slip- way in Doc Bach. VG. 8 Aberaeron Square Fidld, Alban Square. VG. 9 Llanddewi Brefi Do'l'fdin. VG. 10 Llanddewi Brefi Dolgam. VG. 11 Llanfihangel-y-Creuddyn Isaf Commins-Penscap. VG. 12 'Llanfihangel-y-Creuddyn Isaf The Green. VG. 13 Caron-Uwch-Clawdd Pontrhydfendigaid Village' Green. (191) Ownership claims have been registered in respect of this- land. For any late Notices see Contents list on last page..
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