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The London Gazette, Issue 32932, Page 3535 THE LONDON GAZETTE, 2 MAY, 1924. 3535 5. An Area comprising : — The petty sessional divisions of Dukinfield, In the county of Durham. Stockport, Altrincham, Daresbury, Kuncorn, Bucklow, Prestbury and Congleton; and The county boroughs of West Hartlepool and Darlington. The parishes of Crowley, Aston-by-Bud worth, Great Budworth, Marston, Pickmere, The boroughs of Hartlepool and Stockton- Wincham, Nether Peover, Allostock, Cranage, on-Tees. Church Hulme, Twemlow, Goostrey-cum- The petty sessional divisions of West Hartle- Barnshaw, Blackden and Brereton-cum- pool County, Stockton County (except the Smethwick. parishes of Garmondsway Moor and Fishburn) and Darlington County. And also comprising: — The county borough of Stockport. In the North Riding of Yorkshire. The county borough of Middlesbrough. 8. An Area comprising: — The boroughs of Thornaby-on-Tees and The counties of Leicester and Stafford, Richmond. including all county and other boroughs The petty sessional divisions of Langbaurgh situated therein. West, Langbaurgh North, Thornaby and The county of Warwick, including all county Yarm, Allertonshire (including its detached and other boroughs situated therein (but part) Gilling Bast, Hang East, Hallikeld and excluding the boroughs of Warwick, Leaming- Birdforth; and ton and Stratford-on-Avon, the petty sessional divisions of Alcester, Kentlworth, Warwick, The parishes of Aldbrough, Melsonby, Stratford and Snitterfield, Burton Bassett and Gilling, Aske, Skeeby, Easby, Hudswell, Kineton, Brailes, Southam (except the parishes Hipswell, St. Martin, Scotton, Whashton, of Leamington, Hastings, Grandborough and Grinton, Ellerton Abbey, Downholnae, Stain- Wolfhampcote), and Henley (except the, ton, Walburn, Barden, West Hauxwell, East parishes of Tanworth, Packwood, Nuthurst, Hauxwell, Hunton, Arrathorne, Akebar, Con- Lapworth and Bushwood). stable Burton, Garriston, Bellerby, Preston- under-Scar, Redmire, Castle Bolton, Carperby- The county of Nottingham, includ- cum-Thorsby, Aysgarth, Thoralby, Bishop- ing all boroughs therein (except the borough of dale, Newbiggin, Burton-cum-Walden, Carlton East Retford, the petty sessional divisions of Highdale, Carlton Town, Melmerby, West Retford (except the parishes of Laxton, Witton, Wensley, Leyburn, Harmby, Spen- Ompton and Rufford), Worksop, and the nitiiorne, Finghall, Hutton Hang, Thornton parishes of Thorney, Broadholme, Wigsley, Steward, East Witton Without, East Witton Harby, Warsop, Sookholme, Mansfield Wood- Within, Middleham, Agglethorpe-with-Cover- house and Clipstone. ham, Caldbergh-with-East Scrafton and West In the county of Derby. Scrafton. The county borough of Derby. 6. An Area comprising:— The borough of Ilkeston. In the West Riding of Yorkshire. The petty sessional divisions of Ashbourne, The county boroughs of Leeds, Bradford, Wirksworth, Alfreton (except Us detached Halifax, Huddersfield, Dewsbury and Wake- part), Ilkeston, Belper, Appletree (Sudbury). field. Derby, Repton and Swadlincote. The boroughs of Pudsey, Morley, Batley, In the county of Salop. Ossett, Brighouse and Keighley; The petty sessional divisions of Newport, The petty sessional divisions of Otley (ex- Shifnal, Drayton, Whitchurch, Wem and cept the parishes of Thruscross, Lubberhouses, Pimhill (except the parishes of ~Moncfard, Fewston, Timble Great, Timble Little, and Shrawardine, Great Ness and Ruyton of ilia Clifton with Norwood), Keighley, Skyrack (in- Eleven Towns), and cluding its detached part), East Morley, West The parishes of Astley, Battlefield. Morley, Dewsbury, Upper Agbrigg and Lower Albrighton, Hadnall (including its detached part) and Preston Gubbals. 7. An Area comprising:— In the county of Flint. The county of Lancaster, including all The petty sessional division of Overton. county and other boroughs therein (but excluding the county borough of Barrow-in- In the county of Northampton. Furness, the boroughs of Clitheroe, Lancaster The county borough of Northampton. and Morecambe, the petty sessional divisions The boroughs of Daventry and Higham of Hawkshead, North Lonsdale, South Lons- Ferrers. dale and Hornby, and the parishes of Twiston, Downham, Chatburn, Worston and Mearley). The petty sessional divisions of Little Bow- den, Daventry, Towcester, Northampton, Wel- In the West Riding of Yorkshire. lingborough, Thrapston and Kettering. The borough of Todmorden. In the administrative county of Rutland. The petty sessional divisions of Saddlewortb The parishes of Stoke Dry, Caldecott, Lid- and Todmorden, and dington, Thorpe-by-Water and Seaton In the county of Chester. In the county of Buckingham. The boroughs of Congleton, Macclesfield The petty sessional division of Newport Hyde, Dukinfield and Stalybridge. Pagnell, and.
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