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7836 THE.LONDON GAZETTE, NOVEMBER 24, 1899, (4) a Widening of St 7836 THE.LONDON GAZETTE, NOVEMBER 24, 1899, (4) A widening of St. Helen's-road in th side, between points respectively 15 chains parish of Lowtou on the south side from and 7 60 chains measured in a westerly a puint 0-80 chain measured in a westerl_ d rection from opposite Mort-lane. direction from opposite the entrance tc (16) A widening of Sale-la' e in the town- Mount Tabor, to a point 4-50 chain ship of Tyldesley - with - Shakerley on the measured in a westerly direction from south side, from a point 6-20 chains measured opposite Heath-lane. in a westerly direction from opposite Mort- (5) A widening- of St. Helen's-road in th lane to a point 1-20 cha;ns measured in a parish of Lowton on the south side thereof northerty direction from the centre of the between points respectively 4 chains anc London and North Western Railway bridge 0*20 chain measured in a westerly direction (Eccles, Tyldesley, and Wigan Branch). from opposite Heath-lane. (17) A widening of ^aln-lane in the township of (6) A widening of St. Helen's-road in the parish Tyldesley-with-Shakerley on the eastern side of Lowton on the south-east side thereof thereof, from a point 1 chain measured in a from Lockingstoop-lane to a point 2-4( southerly direction from the centre of the chains measured in a south-westerly direc- last-named railway bridge to a point G chains tion from opposite Kenyon-lane. measured in a northerly direction from the (7) A widening of St. Helen's-road in the centre of Honksford or Parr Bridge. parish of Lowton on the south-east side (18) A widening of ^ale-lane and Honksford thereof, measured in a north-easterly direc- or Parr Bridge in the township of Tyldesley- tion from a point 7-40 chains from opposite with-Shakerley on the west side, from a Kenyon - lane to a point 1-50 chains point 070 chain measured in a northerly measured i-i a south-westerly direction from direction from the centre of the said bridge the centre of the Great Central railway to the southern end of the said bridge. bridge at Lowlon St.. M:«ry's Station. (19) A widening of Sale-lane in the township (8) A widening of St. Heleu's-road in the of Tyldesley-with-Shakerley on the northern parish of Lowton, commencing at a point side, between points respectively 1*10 chains 7-20 chains measured in a north easterly measured in a westerly direction and 7 chains direciion from the centre of the Great measured in an easterly dirtciion from op- Central railway bridge at Lowton St. posite Taylor-street. Mary's Station, to a point 2*50 chains (20) A widening of Sale-lane or Coupe's Brow measured in a south-westerly direction from in the township of Tyldesley-witb-Shakerley opposite the centre of Sandy-lane. on the east side, between points respectively (9) A widening of St. Helen's-road in the 12*70 chains and 6'50 chains measured in a borough and township of Leigh on the northerly direction from opposite Marsden- south side thereof, from a point 12 chains street. measured in a north-easterly direction from (21) A widening of Coupe's Brow in the the centre of the London and North Western township of Tyldesley-with-Shakerley on Railway bridge at Pennington Station to a the east side thereof, from a point 0*50 point 12-50 chains measured in a south- chain measured in a northerly direction from westerly direction from the intersection of opposite Marsden-street to the end of Coupe's Hand-lane and St. Helen's-road. Brow opposite its junction with Chaddock- (10) A widening of St. Helen's-road and Pen- lane. nington Mill Bridge in the borough and town- (22) A widening of Chaddock-road in the ship of Leigh on the eastern side thereof, t iwnship of Worsley on the north-east side between points respeci ively 4 chainsmeasured thereof, between points respectively 4*30 in a southerly direction, 'and 2-80 chains chains measured in a northerly direction measured in a northerly direction from the and 2-50 chains measured in an easterly centre of Penningtcn Mill Bridge. direction from the intersection of Chaddock- (11) A widening1 of the bridge and road- road and Vicar's Hall-lane. way over tiie Leeds and Liverpool Canal (23) A widening of Chaddock-road in the town- (Leigh branch), in the borough and town- ship of Worsley on the south side thereof, ship of Leigh on both sides, between points from a point 18-40 chains measured in an respectively 0'50 chain south and 0*50 chain easterly direction .from the intersection of north of the centr.e of the said bridge. Ellen Brook-lane and Chaddock-road to a (12) A widening of Tyldesley-road in the point 0*60 chain measured" in a westerly township of Atheiton, and of Castle-street direction from opposite the entrance to Lord i.u the township of Tyldesley-with-Shakerley Ellt-sinere Memorial. (including the widening of Hiudsford (24) A widening of Worsley-road in the Bridge from Hindsford-street to Little borough and township of Eccles on the Faet-jry-strt-et), on the north-east side be- west side thereof, between points respec- tween Hindsford-street and Shakerley-road, tively 4'30 chains measured in a northerly and on the south-west side from a point direction and 1-30 chains measured in a 1 chain measured in a south-easterly direc- southerly direction from the intersection of tion from opposite Hindsford-street to Little Worsley-road and New-lane. Pac:ory-street. (25) A widening of Church-street and Penny- (13) A widening of Manchester-road or Sale- lane in the township of Haydock on the lane in the township of Tyldesley-with- south side, from a point opposite the com- Shakerley on the south side thereof, from a mencement of Tramway No. J2 for a length point 2-20 chains measured in a westerly of 6 chains. direction from opposite (he road leading to (26) A widening of Penny-lane in the town- Tyldesloy New Gasworks to Hough-lane. ship of Haydock on the south side thereof, (14) A widening of Sale-lane in the township from a point 10-80 chains measured in an of Tyldesley-with-Shakerley, on the north easterly direction from opposite Vista-road side thereof for a length of 8'50 chains to a point 1-30 chains measured in a westerly measured in an easterly direction from dii-ection from the intersection of Lodge- the east side of Hough-lane. lane and Penny-Ian«. (15) A widening of Sale-lane in the township (27) A widening of Lodge-lane in the town- of Tyldesley-with-Shakerley on the south ship of Haydock on the western side thereof,.
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