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The Edinburgh Gazette, April 25,1911 THE EDINBURGH GAZETTE, APRIL 25, 1911. 431 ORDER OF THE BOARD OF in this behalf, do order, and it is hereby ordered, AGRICULTURE AND FISHERIES. as follo\ys: The Order described in the Schedule to this (DATED 20ra APRIL 1911.) Order is hereby revoked as from the twenty- fifth day of April nineteen hundred and eleven. (SwiNE FEVER INFECTED AREA.) In witness whereof the Board of Agriculture and Fisheries have hereunto set their S. ] Official Seal, this twentieth day of The Board of Agriculture and Fisheries, by April nineteen hundred and eleven. virtue and in exercise of the powers vested in them under the Diseases of Animals Acts, 1894 T. H. ELLIOTT, to 1910, and of every other power enabling them Secretary. SCHEDULE. Order Revoked. No. Date. Subject. 1911. 8033 4 February ... Declaration of a Swine Fever Infected Area comprising the following Area, namely : — An Area comprising the parishes of Coupar-Angus, Cargill, Longforgan, Inchture, Abernyte, Collace, Kinnaird, Errol, Kilspindie, St. Martins, Scone, Kinnoull, Kinfauns, St. Madoes, Abernethy, Rhynd, Dun- barney, Perth, Tibbermore, Redgorton, Moneydie, Methven, Madderty, Trinity Gask, Findo-Gask, Auchterarder, Dunning, Forteviot, Aberdalgie, Forgandenny, Dron, and Arngask, in the County of Perth ; and also comprising the City of Perth. Copies of the above Order can be obtained on application to the Secretary, Board of Agriculture and Fisheries, 4 Whitehall Place, London, S.W. BANKRUPTS. William Healy Browne, the Dolphin Hotel, Lydd, Kent licensed victualler. FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE. William Porter, The Mill, Stoke Edith, and lately resid- ing and carrying on business at AVithington Court, RECKIVINC OHDEKS. Withington, both in the county of Hereford, farmer. Frederick Button, 34 Frien Road, Peckham Rye, in the Walter Robinson, residing and carrying on business at 13 couuty of London, commercial traveller. Pemberton Street, Dewsbury Road, in the city of Leeds, jobbing bricklayer. John Harding,. 543 Holloway Road, in the county of London, coachbuilder and wheelwright. Walter Russell Wellacott, residing and carrying on busi- ness at 21 Oldfield Lane, Armley, in the city of Leeds, Thomas Stewart Lapraik, The Rest, Glade Road, Marlow, sweet dealer and tobacconist. Buckinghamshire, and 9 Mincing Lane, in the city of London, consulting and contracting engineer. Christopher Bilton, 8 Burscough Street, Ormskirk, and residing at Albert Crescent, Sonthport Road, Scaris- Henry Arthur Leaver, 23 St. Mary Axe, in the city of brick, both in the couuty of Lancaster, small ware dealer London, consulting engineer. and draper. Lennox & Co., 67 Leadenhall Street, in the city of Sydney Herbert Ford, Lano Ends Farm, Alsager, in the London, stock and share dealers. count}' of Chester, farmer. William Lotinga, "Woodborough, Putney, Surrey, lately Thomas Marriott Moore, residing and carrying on business carrying on business at 161A Strand, in the county of at 14 Edale Avenue, Moston, in the city of Manchester, London, journalist. builder. Leonard Friswell Stevens, The Primrose Club, Park Place, James William Hall, residing and trading at Mansfield St. James', and 4 Palace Street, Buckingham Palace Road, Forest Side, Sutton-in-Ashfield, Nottingham- Road, both in the county of London, gentleman, of no occupation. shire, fruiterer. William Evans, 7 Oakley Terrace, Blaenau Festiniog, Thomas Burgess, 48 Cambridge Street, Aylesbury, in the Merionethshire, quarryman, county of Buckingham, boot and shoe retailer. George A\rheeler, 195 Berkhampstead Road, Cheshain, in William Henry Robinson. Ridgway Manor, Whitchurch, the county of Buckingham, boot dealer's manager. in the county of Hants, farmer. Robert Feaster Longliorn, the Ox Inn, Lebberston, York- Charles May, 110 Portland Road, Hove, Sussex, retired shire, publican and blacksmith. naval pensioner. William Anslow, now residing and carrying on business afc Alphonse Christian Adolphe Wampach, Formby Lodge, 4 Barber Street, Broseley, formerly residing and carry- Seabrook Road, Hythe, in the County of Kent, elec- ing on business at 4 School Street, St. George's, near trical engineer. Wellington, and previously residing and carrying on Herbert Williams, formerly Sanit Cottage, Garnaiit, but business at Bitterley, all in the county of Salop, boot now Derweudeg, New Road, Garuaut aforesaid, both in and shoe dealer, grocer, and general dealer. the county of Carmarthen, mason. Caroline Ellen Guliey, 18 Castle Gates, Shrewsbury, in the Thomas John Brittou, Great Walthani, Essex, coal dealer county of Salop, temperance hotel proprietress and con- and general carman. fectioner (married woman, -the wife of John Elford Jonas Hancock, Noke Court, Hucclecote, Gloucestershire, Gulley, carrying on business separate and apart from farmer. her husband in respect of her separate estate)..
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