5203 THE LONDON GAZETTJE, NOVEMBER 28, 1871, of Kimberley, in the said parish of Greasley, in minating in the parish of , in the county a pasture-field in the occupation of the Digby of , at or near the Pinxton Colliery. Colliery Coinpany, and belonging to Thomas Railway No. 7. Bailey, the said field being bounded on the north A Railway commencing by a junction with the by a field belonging to Henry Watson, in the proposed Railway No. 1 at the termination occupatipn qf Lewis Shaw. thereof, and passing through or into the following Railway No. 2. parishes and places, or some of them:—Nuthall, A Railway wholly in the parish of Gedling, in Greasley, Kimberley, Awsworth, Cossall, in the the county of , commencing by a, county of Nottingham ; Ilkestone, Kirk Hallam, junction with the and Nottingham West Hallam, Dale, , Stanley, Mor- branch of the Great Northern Railway, at or ley, Chaddesden, Spondon, Breadsall, Allestry, near a point three hundred and three yards, mea- Barley, Little Chester, St. Alkmund, St. Paul, sured in a south-easterly direction along the said St. Werburgh, St. John, St. Mary, Little railway from the occupation level crossing lead- Eaton, Mackworth, Markeaton, Mickleover, Lit- ing from Colwick to Carlton, and terminating by tleover, Radburn, Etwall, Dalbury, Eggington, a junction with the proposed Railway (No. 1), in Marston-on-Dove, Hilton, Sutton-on-the-Hill, a field belonging to Earl Chesterfield and the in the town and county of Derby, and terminating Honourable and Reverend Orlando W. W. Fores- in the parish of Marston-on-Dove, by a junction ter, in the occupation of Bartram Orton. with the North Staffordshire Railway, at a point two hundred and ninety-seven yards, or there- Railway No. 3. abouts, measured in a westerly direction along A Railway commencing by a junction with the the said railway from the level crossing of the proposed Railway No. 1, at the termination Hilton and Eggingtpn public road over the said thereof, and passing in, through, or into the fol- railway. lowing parishes and places, pr some of them :-?- Railway No. 8. Qreasley, Kimberley, Awswprth, Nuttall, East- A Railway commencing, in the parish of tMar- wood, New Thorpe,' NetherrGrreen, Bringley, New ston-on-Dove, in the county of Derby, in a field Brinsley, Brinsley-moor, Hobsitch, Selston, all called the Park, belonging to Joseph Watson, in in the county of Nottingham, extra^parochial the occupation of James Laban, by a junction place of -park, Codnor, ,, and with the proposed Railway (No. 7), and termi- Pinxton, in the county of Derby, and terminating nating in the parish of Eggington by a junction in the parish of Selston by a junction with the with the North Staffordshire Railway at a point branch of the Midland Railway, fifteen yards or thereabouts, measured in a wes- at a point one hundred and fifty-four yards or terly direction from the level crossing of the thereabouts, measured in an easterly direction public road leading from Etwall to Eggington. along the said railway, from the bridge which Railway No. 9. carries. th.e, sjud railway over the river Erewash. A Railway commencing in the parish of Mar- Railway N.O. 4, ston-on-Dove, in the county of Derby, by a A Railway commencing in th,e parish of Greas- junction with the North Staffordshire Railway, ley, in the county of Nottingham, by a junction at a point five hundred and six yards or there* with the proposed Railway N.O, 3, in, a field abouts, measured in an easterly direction from belonging to Christopher Roystou, and in the the bridge which carries that railway over the occupation of William Shaw, the said field being Hilton-brook, and passing in, through, and into bounded on the south and west sides, by land the parishes of Marston-on-Dove and Egging- belonging to Lord Mexborough, passing through ton, in the county of Derby, and terminating by Greasley, and terminating by a junction with the a junction with the Burton branch of the North railway of the Butterley Iron Company, which Staffordshire Railway, in the parish of Rolleston, leads from Codnor-park Works to the Butterley in the county of Stafford, at a point four hundred Iron Works, at or near the point where the last- and twenty-nine yards or thereabouts, measured mentioned railway crosses on a level the road in a south-easterly direction, from the bridge from Codnpr to Jacksdalerwharf, in the extra^ which carries the said railway over the river parochial place of Cpdpor-.parj;, i« the county of Fleam. (2.) To enable the Company to cross, divert, Railway No, 5,. alter, or stop up, whether temporarily or perma- A Railway commencing in the parish of Selston, nently, roads, tramways, drains, sewers, pipes, in the county of Nottingham, by a junction with navigations, rivers, streams, and watercourses, so th,e proposed Railway No. 3, in a field belonging far as may be necessary in constructing or main- to Earl Cowper and the Butterlej Iron Company, in taining the said intended railways and works, to the occupation of John Withers, the said field deviate from the lines of railway to any extent being bouncled oft the west by the Erewash Valley within the limits of deviation,' to be shown Railway, and on the north by the Alfreton and upon the deposited plans; to purchase lands, Nottingham turnpike-road, a.n.d. terminating in houses, and other property eompulsorily, for the the parish of Alfreton, in the county of Derby, purposes of the said intended railways and works; by a jpnctipn with the, Erewash Valley branch of to levy tolls, rates, and charges in respect thereof; the Midland Railway, at a point thirtycnine yards and to exercise other rights and privileges,. or. thereabouts, measured in a southerly direction (3.) To enable the Company and the Midland along the said railway, from the centre of the Railway Company from time to time to enter bridge which carries the said railway over the into agreements with respect to the use by the Crpmford QanaJ. Company of what is known as the Erewash Railway No. 6. Valley Railway, authorized by "The Erewash ARailway commencing in the parish of Sejston, Valley Railway Act, 1845," and varied and e.x- in the county of Nottingham, by a junction with tended by subsequent Acts, together with all the proposed Railway No. 3, in a pasture-field branches and extensions of the same railway, and belonging to Earl Cowper, in the occupation of all stations, sidings, watering places, offices, ware- John Gill, the said field being bounded on the houses, buildings, and works connected the.re- west by the rjyer Erewash, and on the north by with, and with respect to the supply of roljin» ^longing to Dixie versus Dixie, and ter-T ptock and machinery, and of officer^ and ser^