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The London Oazette, November 19, 1858. 4903 THE LONDON OAZETTE, NOVEMBER 19, 1858. 4903 pr.t, shall be in the district of the County Court now in the district of the County Court of Wilt- of Somersetshire, holden at Crew kerne ; shire, holden at Maiiborough, shall be in the The townships of Cowpen, Bebside, Horton, district of the County Court of Wiltshire, holden West Hartford, and East Hartford, now in the at Devizes ; district of the County Court of Northumberland, The parishes of Barnham-Broom, Brandon- holden at North Shields, shall be in the district of Parva, Carleton-Forehoe, Coston, Hethel, Ketter- the County Court of Northumberland, holden at ingham, Eunhall, Welborne, Wramplingham, and Morpeth ; Wreningham, now in the district of the County The parishes of Hunstanton, Holme-next-the- Court of Norfolk, holden at Norwich, and the Sea, and Great Ringstead, now in the district of parishes of Hardingbam and Woodrising, now in the County Court of Norfolk, holden. at Little the district of the County Court of Norfolk, holden Walsingham, shall be in the district of the County at East Dereham, shall be in the district of the Court of Norfolk, holden at King's Lynn ; County Court of Norfolk, holden at Wymondham ; The parish of Pyrton, now in the district of The parishes of Booton, Great Witchingham, the County Court of Oxfordshire, holden at Hen- Little Witchingham, Alderford, Swannington, ley-on-Thames, shall, with the exception of the Haveringland, and Brandistone, now in the dis- liberty of Assendon in the said parish, be in the trict of the County Court of Norfolk, holden at district of the County Court of Oxfordshire, holden Norwich, shall be in the district of the County at Thame ; Court of Norfolk, holden at Aylsham ; The parish of Watlington, now in the district The parishes of Tivetshall St. Maiy, Tivetshall of the County Court of Oxfordshire, holden at St. Margaret, Gissing, Burston, Shimpling, and Henley-on-Thames, shall, with .the exception of Dicklebnrgh, now in the district of the County the liberties of Greenfield and Wormondiscombe Court of Norfolk, holclen at Harleston, shall be in the said parish, be in the district of the County in the district of the County Court of Suffolk, Court of Oxfordshire, holden at Thame ; holden at Eye ; The parish of Clanfield, now in the district of The parishes of Riddlesworth and Gasthorpe, the County Court of Oxfordshire, holden at AVit- now in the district of the County Court of Nor- ney, shall be in the district of the County Court folk, holclen at Attleburgh. shall be in the district of Berkshire, holden at Farringdon ; of the County Court of Norfolk, holden at'Thet- The parishes of .Hartlip, Rainham, and Up ford ; church, now in the district of the County Court The parishes cf Slielfanger, Winfarthing, Fers- of Kent, holden at Rochester, shall be in the field, Roydqn, Lressingham, North Lopham, South district of the County Court of Kent, holden at Lopham, Garboldisham, and Bio-Norton, now in Sittingbourne ; the district of the County Court of Norfolk, holden The parishes of East Brent, South Brent, at Attleburgh, shall be in the district of the County Burnlmm, and Berrow, now in the district of the Court of Suffolk, holden at Eye. County Court of Somersetshire, holden at Ax- The townships of Frankton Cockshutt, Lineal, bridge, shall be in the district of the County Court Welshliampton, and Northwood, now in the dis- of Somersetshire, holden at Weston-super-Mare ; trict of the County Court of Shropshire, holden The townships of Northen and Northen Etchell?, at Oswestry, shall be in the district of the County . now in the district of the County Court of Court of Shropshire, holden at Wem. Cheshire, holdcn at Altrincharn, shall be in the Wm. L. Bathurst. district of the County Court of Cheshire, holden at Stock port ; The townships of Aston-by-Budworth, Pick- mere, Tabley Inferior, Plumbley, Peover Inferior, Poorer Superior, and Toft, now in the district of T the Court at Windsor, the 13th day of the County Court of Cheshire, holden at Altrin- November, 1858, cham, shall be in the district of the County Court of Cheshire, holdcn at Northwich ; PRESENT, The townships of Antrobus, Seven Oaks, and The QUEEN's Most Excellent Majesty in Council. Bartington, now in the district of the County Court of Lancashire, holden at Warrington, shall I-IKREAS by an Act, passed in the session be in the district of the County Court of Cheshire, of Parliament, held in the ninth and tenth holden at Northwich ; years of the reign of Her Miijesty, intituled "An The hamlet of Beamhurst, in the parish of " Act for the more easy recovery of small debts and Checkley, now in the district of the County Court " demands in England," it is among other things of Staffordshire, holden at Cheadle, and the township enacted, that it should be lawful for Her Majesty, of-Grindley, now in the district of the County Court with the ad vice of Her Privy Council, to order that of Staffordshire, holden at Stafford, shall be in the the said Act be put in force in such county or district cf the County Court of Staffordshire, counties as to Her Majesty, with the advice holden at Uttoxeter ; aforesaid, from time to time, should seem fit, and The parish of Radstock, now in the district of to divide the whole or part of any such county the County Court "of Somersetshirej holdcn at (including all counties of cities, and counties of Temple Cloud, shall be in the district of the towns, cities, boroughs, towns, ports, and places, County Court of Somersetshire, holden at Froine ; liberties and franchises therein contained or The parishes of Kelston and Northstoke, now thereunto adjoining), into districts, and to order in the district of the County Court of Gloucester- that the County Court should be holden for the shire, holdcn at Bristol, and the parishes of Cold recovery of debts and demands under the said Ashton, Doynton, and Marshfield, now in the Act, in each of such districts, and from time district of the County Court of Gloucestershire, to time to alter such districts as to Her Majesty, holden at Chipping Sodbury, shall be in the Avilh the advice aforesaid, should seem lit, and to district of the County Court of Somersetshire, order, from time to time, that the number of holden at Bath ; districts, in and for which the Court should be The parish of Tilshead, now in the district of holden, should be increased until the whole of such the County Court of Wiltshire, holden at Salis- county should be within the provisions of the 'said bury, and the parishes of Charlton and Wilsford, Act, and with the advice aforesaid, to alter the.
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