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156, 156A, 157, 157A, 158, 158A, 159, 159A, and 160 to (97, 98, 99 and 102) 7865 Highmead (86, 86B and 86C). House, outhouse, rear adjoining 58-68 (even) Kings Highway for the construc- garden, rear access way, and front garden of 57 Highmead tion and maintenance of a bridge (136). The right to use and adjoining half width of Highmead (87). House, out- part of Kings Highway adjoining 3 Kings Highway for house, rear garden, part of side and rear access way, the purpose of installing and maintaining a drain (137). side' garden and front garden of 59 Highmead and adjoin- House, workshops, part of building and part of front ing half width of Highmead (88). House, rear garden, and rear car parks at Al Car Sales Ltd, 3 Kings Highway fear access and half width of side access way and front (138, 138B, 138C and BSD). Part of Plumstead Common garden of 61 Highmead and adjoining half width of adjoining 3 Kings Highway and Kings Highway (139 and Highmead (89). House, rear garden, rear access way and 139A). Part of land at side and rear of Kings Highway front garden of 63 Highmead and part of half width of Garage Ltd, 43 Kings Highway (140 and 140A). Scrub and Highmead (90 and 90A). House, rear garden, rear access tree clad hillside at rear of Holly Cottage, Bleak Hill way and part of front garden of 65 Highmead and part Lane (141 and 141B). Part of waste land to west of width of Highmead (91, 91B and 91C). House, rear Wickham Lane and to east of Bleak Hill (143 and 143B). access way, rear garden and part of front garden of 67 Part of derelict plot and building known as Yard 81, Bleak Highmead, and adjoining part of half width of Highmead Hill Lane (144). House, rear garden and front garden of (92, 92B, 92C and 92D). Part of rear garden and rear 222 Wickham Lane (148 and 148A). House, rear garden, access way of 69 Highmead (93, 93A and 93B). Pavilion, side garden and front garden of 216 Wickham Lane (151 outhouse, part of access, part of playing field and part and 151 A). Houses, rear gardens and front gardens of of tennis court at Swingate Lane Playing Fields (96). Part 172 to 210 (even) Wickham Lane (154, 154A, 155, 155A, of rear garden of 132, 130, 128 and 120 Camdale Road 156, 156A, 157, 157A, 158, 158A, 159, 159A, and 160 to (97, 98, 99 and 102). House, rear garden, side garden and 173). House, outbuilding, front and rear gardens of 170 part of front garden of 122 Camdale Road (100). Part Wickham Lane (174). Part of open grassland known as of derelict land adjacent to 128 Camdale Road (101). Plumstead Common (175 and 175A). Houses, front and House, outhouse, rear garden, side garden and front rear gardens of 90, to 96 (even), 110 to 116 (even), 120 to garden of 118 Camdale Road (103 and 103A). House, 128 (even), 132 to 150 (even), 154, 156, 160, 162, 164 and garage, rear garden, side garden and front garden of 116 168 Wickham Lane (176, 178 to 180, 182, 183, 186, 188 Camdale Road (104 and 104A). House, outhouse, rear gar- to 196, 198 to 202, 204 to 207 and 214 to 217). Houses, den and front garden of 114 Camdale Road (105 and front and rear gardens and rear access to 98 to 108 (even) 105A). House, garage, rear garden and front garden of 112 Wickham Lane (208 to 213). The right to use part of the Camdale Road (106 and 106A). House, garage, rear garden highways adjacent to 200 Wickham Lane and Bastion and part of front garden of 110 Camdale Road (107). Part Road, between 74 to 84 (even) Bastion Road for the pur- width of Camdale Road adjoining 110 Camdale Road pose of laying and maintaining a pipe (184). House, front (107B). House, garage, front garden and rear gardens of and rear gardens of 88 Wickham Lane, and adjoining half 108 Camdale Road and adjoining part width of Camdale width of Rockmount Road (218). Houses, front and rear Road (108, 108A and 108B). Houses, garages, outhouses, gardens and rear access of 72 to 74 Rockmount Road, front gardens and rear gardens of 96 to 102 and 106 and adjoining half width of Rockmount Road (219 and 220). (even) Camdale Road, and adjoining half, widths of Cam- Part of house, parts of front and rear gardens, part ot dale Road (109, 109A, 109B, 111, 111A, 111B, 112, 112A, rear access of 70 Rockmount Road, and adjoining half 112B, 112C, 112D, 113, 113A, 113B, 114 and 114A). Part width of Rockmount Road (221). House, part of front of tennis courts of Swingate Lane playing fields (115). garden and rear gardens of 85 Rockmount Road and part House, garage, front garden and rear garden of 88 Camdale width of Rockmount Road (224 and 224B). House, front Road (116 and 116A). House, front and rear gardens of 92 and rear gardens of 87, 89 and 91 Rockmount Road to- Camdale Road and adjoining half width of Camdale Road gether with adjoining half widths of Rockmount Road (J18 and 118A). House, garage, outhouse, front and rear (225, 226 and 227). House, front and rear gardens of 73 gardens of 94 Camdale Road and adjoining half width of to 81 (odd) Rockmount Road (228 to 232). House and rear Camdale Road (119). Half widths of Camdale Road and garden of 86 Wickham Lane and adjoining half width of Southland Road adjoining south-east boundary of Rockcliff Rockmount Road (233). Houses and rear gardens of 60 Gardens and adjoining Woolwich Cemetery (120). Part of and 64 to 84 (even) Wickham Lane (234 to 240, 242 to ornamental public gardens including ponds and footpaths 245 and 247). Part of derelict land between Rockmount known as Rockcliff Gardens (120A, 120B, 122, 122A, 122B, Road and Wickham Lane and part of adjoining half width 122C, 122D, 122E and 122F). Part of Woolwich Cemetery of path and steps (241). Houses, front and. rear garden and on the east side of Camdale Road and Southlands Road, outbuildings of 50 to 58 (even) Wickham Lane (248 to 252). part of lodge, part of garage, part of public convenience Open space adjacent to 50 Wickham Lane and adjoining (121). half width of path and steps (253). House and rear and front garden of 59 and 57 Rockmount Road (255 and 255A). In the London Boroughs of Greenwich and Bexley All interests (other than that of the Crown) in houses and front and rear gardens of 21 to 27 (odd) and 49 to 55 Part of Woolwich Cemetery on the east of Camdale Road, (odd) Rockmount Road (256, 256A, 257, 257A, 263, 263A, part of lodge, store house and part of garage (121 A). 264 and 264A). Houses and front and rear gardens of 1 to Half width of Camdale Road and Southland Road ad- 19 (odd), 29 to 47 (odd) Rockmount Road (258, 25&A, joining Woolwich Cemetery (121C). 259, 259A, 260, 260A, 261, 262A, 262, 262A, 265, 265A, 266, 266A, 267, 267A, 268 and 268A, 269 and 269A). House, In the London Borough of Bexley. Port of grassed area front and rear gardens and Dart of rear access of 338 Plum- in Woolwich Cemetery (121D) stead! High Street and adjoining hah* width of Plumstead High Street (270). House, front garden, rear garden and In the London Borough of Greenwich part of rear access of 334 Plumstead High Street (272 and 272A). House, front and rear gardens and part .of rear Part of the Woolwich Cemetery on the east and south of access of 332 and 330 Plumstead High Street (273 and 274). Southland Road, and part of public convenience (121 B). House, garage, front and rear gardens of 328 Plumstead Yard and fuel tank and cart of structure of works at 54B High Street (275). Garage, forecourt and part of parking Kings Highway (123, 123~A and 123B). Buildings and part area of Plumstead Service Station, Wickham Lane and of yard used! as common access way at 54B Kings High- adjoining half width of path and steps and part of adjoining way (124, 124A, 124C, 124F and 124G): Building forming half width of Plumstead High Street (276, 276B and 276C). part of works at 54b Kings Highway (125). Building, part House and shop and part of rear garden of 309A Plumstead of building and part of yard forming part of works at 54b High Street (277 and* 277B). House and shop and part of Kings Highway (125B,- 125C, 126, 126A and 126B). Part rear garden and part of outbuilding of 30? Plumstead High of access way to works at 54b Kings Highway (126C). Street (278 and 278C). Part of half width of Camrose Part of yard and! part of building forming part of works Street and Plumstead High Street adjoining 309 Plumstead at 54b Kings Highway (127, 127B, and 127D). House, High Street (278B). House and shop, forecourt, rear gar- outhouse, rear garden, side garden) and front garden of 56 den, part of rear access way of 307 Plumstead High Street Kings Highway (128 and 128A). Hpusej outhouse, rear and adjoining half width of Plumstead High Street and part garden and front garden of 60 Kings Highway (130). of half width of Camrose Street (279). House, and shop, House, front and rear gardens of 62 Kings Highway (131). forecourt, rear garden and outbuildings, part of rear access House, rear garden and front garden of 66 Kings Highway way of 305 Plumstead High Street and adjoining half width (133 and 133A). House, and1 parts of front and rear gar- of Plumstead High Street (280).
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