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No. 46374 8983 The London Gazette ftablfefyet 6? gtat&ottt? Registered as a Netotpaper CONTENTS PAGE PAGE STATE INTELLIGENCE 8983 Changes of Name None PUBLIC NOTICES . 8996 <g"Text of Kin None LEGAL NOTICES 'Miscellaneous ....... None Marriage Acts ..... None Department of Trade Notices under the Bankruptcy Friendly Societies Act None Acts and the Companies Acts .... None Industrial and Provident Societies Act, 1965 None LATE NOTICES . None Building Societies Act, 1962 None Companies Act, 1948 9000 The Trustee Act, 1925 . 9063 Partnerships ..... None SCALE OF CHARGES 9109 TUESDAY, 15TH OCTOBER 1974 State Intelligence 5. Bath Borough Constituency PRIVY COUNCIL OFFICE Sir Edward Joseph BROWN, Knight, M.B.E. PASTORAL MEASURE 1968 6. Bristol North East Borough Constituency Notice is hereby given that Her Majesty was pleased on Arthur Montague Frank PALMER, Esquire. the 20th September 1974 by Order in Council to confirm 7. Bristol North West Borough Constituency a Scheme made by the Church Commissioners providing for Ronald Richard THOMAS, Esquire the Redundant Churches Fund to be responsible for the 8. Bristol South Borough Constituency care and maintenance of the redundant church known as Michael Francis Lovell COCKS, Esquire. the Old Romanesque Church, Yatton, in the diocese of Hereford, and the land annexed or belonging thereto. 9. Bristol South East Borough Constituency Copies of the said Order may be obtained on application The Rt. Hon. Anthony Neil Wedgwood BENN. to the Church Commissioners, 11 Millbank, Westminster, 10. Bristol West Borough Constituency London, SW1P 3JZ. Robert Gordon COOKE, Esquire. BEDFORDSHIRE 11. Bedford County Constituency CROWN OFFICE Trevor Herbert Harry SKEET, Esquire. House of Lords, 12. Mid-Bedfordshire County Constituency London, SW1A OPW. Stephen Lewis Edmonstone HASTINGS, Esquire, M.C. 13. South Bedfordshire County Constituency LIST OF MEMBERS RETURNED William David MADEL, Esquire. TO SERVE IN PARLIAMENT 14. Luton East .Borough Constituency at the General Election, October, 1974 Ivor Malcolm CLEMITSON, Esquire. ENGLAND 15. Luton West Borough Constituency AVON Brian Charles John SEDGEMORE, Esquire. 1. Kingswood County Constituency Terence William WALKER, Esquire. BERKSHIRE 2. North Somerset County Constituency 16. Newbury County Constituency Arthur Paul DEAN, Esquire. Robert Michael Conal McNAiR-WILSON, Esquire. 3. South Gloucestershire County Constituency 17. Reading South County-Constituency John Ambrose COPE, Esquire Doctor Gerard Folliott VAUGHAN. 4. Weston-Super-Mare Cbunty Constituency 18. Windsor and Maidenhead County Constituency Alfred William WIGGIN, Esquire, T.D. Doctor Alan GLYN, E.R.D..

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