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5043 vettiences connected; therewith, viz., a railway com- ford, High Lea, Burton and RicKerscote, Burton, mencing at or near the Shrewsbury canal wharf, in Rickerscbte, Forebridge and Castle Church, all in the parish of Saint Mary, in the borough of the county of Stafford. Also a.railway diverging Shrewsbury, in' the county of Salop, and termi- out of the said first-mentioned intended railway, in nating by a junction wjth the Grand Junction the township and parish of Holy Cross and Saint Railway, at or near the Stafford station of such Giles, in the borough of Shrewsbury, near the road railway, in the townships of Forebridge and Rickers- leading from the Abbey Foregate to the Race cote, or one of them, in the parish of Castlechurch, Course; and terminating at the Abbey Foregate in the county of Stafford, which said intended aforesaid, near the English Bridge, which said last- railway and works will pass from, in, through, or mentioned intended railway and works will pass into, or will be situate within the several parishes, from, in, through, or into, or will be situate townships, extra-parochial, and other places, or within the parish, township, and place of Holy some of them, following, that is to say, Holy Cross Cross and Saint Giles and the Abbey Foregate, or and Saint Giles, Holy Cross and Saint Giles, the one of them, in the borough of Shrewsbury, in the -Abbey Foregate, Saint Mary Shrewsbury, Castle county of Salop. Also another railway diverging Ward within, Castle Ward without, Castle Fore- out of the said first-mentioned railway, at or near gate, Saint Alkmond, Saint Julian, Coleham, Stone Plardiwick, in the township of Plardiwick, in the Ward without, Stone Ward within, Preston, Preston parish' of Gnosall, in the county of Stafford, and Boats, Haughmond Demesne, Upton Magna, Upton, terminating by a junction with the proposed Downton, Atcham, Saint Chad, Betton and Alk- North Staffordshire Railway, at or near Stone, mere, Longner, Attingham, Berwick, Berwick in the parish of Stone, in the county of Maviston, Duncot, Uckington, Rodington, Sugden, Stafford, and which said intended railway and •Wroxeter, Norton, Wroxeter, Charlton, Allscott, works will pass from, in, through, or into, or will Leaton, Admaston, Long Lane, Rushmoor, Burcott, be situate within the. several parishes, townships,, Bratton, Oaken Gates, Rodington, Atcham, With- extra-parochial and other places, or some of them ington, Uppington, Uffington, Wellington, Dawley, following, that is to say, Gnosall, Cowley, Plardi- Dawley Magna, Dawley Parva, Walcott, Lawley, wick, Coton End, Coton, Cowley and Coton,:Gnosall Arleston, Dothill D.emesne, Dothill, Aston, Wat- Heath, Plardiwick and Little Onn, PlardMck arid ling-street Demesne, Watling-street, Ketley, Wom- High Onn, Audmore, Aldmore, Aldmoor, Gnosall bridge, Hadley, Leegomery and Wappenshall with and Bradley, Ellerihall, Little Onn and Plardiwick;, Apley Demesne, Apley Demesne, Leegomery, High Onn and Plardiwick, Cowley and Plardiwick, Trench Lane, Trench, Wappenshall, Eyton, Eyton- Norbury, Oulton, Knightley, Weston1 Jones, Ranton,, upon-the-Wild-Moors, Bratton, Allscott, Admaston, Ranton Abbey, Ranton and Coton, Brough, BrougTi Leaton. Burcot and Cluddley, Horton Wood, Hall, Hextells, Brough Hall, Longf Comptou, Parfk Horton, Wellington, Wellington, Preston-upon-the Nook, Woodside, Alston, Ranton Monastery, Daw- Wild-Moors, Wrockwardine Wood, Wrockwardine, ley Common, Doley Common, Hollies, Oncote, Wrockwardine Bank, Little Aston, Field Aston, Oncott, Whitley, Whitley Heath, Seighford, Great 'Hoo Hall, Hoo, Preston, Kinnersley, Honington, Bridgeford, Little Bridgeford, Bridgeford Township*, Donington, Donington Wood, Muxton, Lillesball, Aston, ^JDoxey, Aston and JDtoxey, Coton, Cdtda Chetwynd, Buttery, Church Aston, Chetwynd Clanford, Derringtajnv Eccleshaftj Hecseley, Croxton, 'Aston, Edgmond, Edgmond, Newport, Norbrooms, Sugnall Magna, Sugnall Parva^ Podmore, Bromley, 'Newport Marsh, Longford, Cheswell, Brockton, Broiighton, Slindbn, Three Farm's, Mill Meece, Cold Leasows, Brockton, Stockton, Sheriffhales, and Meece, Cotes, Aspley, Walton; Wooton, 'ChatcilJ, Woodcote, all in the county of Salop; Norbury, Chatcull, Pershall, Charnes, Chebsey', Shallowfbrd, Sheriffhales, Sutton and Warton, Warton, Sutton, Hilcote, Hill Chorlton, Chapel Chorlton, Chorlton, Meer and Forton, Forton, Woodcote, the Guild, the Chorlton Hill, Bridgeford, Worston, Sandon, Dar- Guild of Monks, Lindore, Broadhill, Meertown, Meer, laston Wood, Darlastbn Green, Darlaston, Whit- Aqualate, Forton, Chatwall, Outwoods, Bromstead, greaye, Standon, Meaford, Swinnerton, Yarnfield* Little Chatwell, Chatwell Magna, Great Chatwell, Stoke,'Burston, Astori, Little Aston, Great Aston, •Chatwell, Walton Grange, Wilbrighton, Wilberton, 'Aston Burston and Stoke, Great Aston, Burstoa Moreton and Great Chatwell, Moreton, Knightley, and Stoke, Chebsey, Norton, Cold Norton, Norton Beffcote, Coton End, Coton, Cowley and Coton, Farms, Norton1 Bridge; Walton, Beech, Kibble* Cowley, Gnosall Heath, Plardiwick and Little Onn, (stbiie; Hilderstone, Meaford, Little Meaford, Mea- Plardiwick and High Onn, • Plardiwick, fcrnosall, ford and^Oulton, 'and Stone, all 'in.the county of Cowley, Apeton and Allston, Audmore, Aldmore, 'Stafford. '.--'• r . ' . Aldmoor, Gnosall and Bradley, Gnosall, Ellerihall, 'Also ano'ther railway, to 'connect the .last-men- Little Onn and Plardiwick, High Onn and Plardi- tiondd intended railway with the Grand Junction ,wick, Cowley and Plardiwickj Wood Eaton, 'Railway, diverging out of the said last-mentioned Marston, Little Onn, High Onn, Church Eaton, intended railway, in tithe township of Chebsey, in the Haughton, Ranton Monastery/ Rtfntori, Bradley, •p'arisn' 'of Chebsey, int the county of Stafford, and Wollaston and Shredi'cote,' Shredicbte,' Wollaston, ;tetfminating by .adjunction/with the said Grand Billington and Litty wood, ^Billington ;cum Litty- •Junction ;Railway, at or near the Police Statidn, in wood, Billington, Alston, ;Brbugh arid Rule, Rule, 'the township of Shallowfora, in tie parish of Cheb- Brough Hall, Brough; Allstbne, * A Is tone, Apeton *sey,:an- 'the 'same county, and' which- said ,last-men- and Barton, Barton, Apeton, Bradley, Derington, ttioned' intended railway, and'works, connected there- Coton Clanford, Coton, Aston and Doxey, Doxey, •witi,'will pass from,'in, through, pr'intb, or will be Aston, Little Bridgeford, Great Bridgeford, situate within the several parishes, townships, extra-.
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