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The London Gazette, 13Th August 1965 7711 THE LONDON GAZETTE, 13TH AUGUST 1965 7711 Any representation or objection with respect to Instow—c/o Mr. R. Richards, Westaway, Instow. these determinations should be made in writing and Landkey—c/o Mrs. D. E. Brayley, 2 Bowden's addressed to the Clerk of the County Council, Cottages, Landkey. County Hall, Chester before the 20th September Newton Tracey—c/o Rev. B. M. Tinsley, The 1965 and should state the grounds on which it is Rectory, Newton Tracey. made. Pilton West—c/o Mr. W. T. Chugg, Cladavin, Dated this 12th day of August 1965. Upcott, Pilton West. Swinbridge—c/o Post Office Stores, Swinbridge. /. K. Boynton, Clerk of the County Council. Trentishoe—c/o Mr. J. B. Candy, Wood End, County Hall, Tattiscombe, Trentishoe. Chester. Westleigh—c/o Mr. J. S. Pope, Fairleigh, West- SCHEDULE leigh. URBAN DISTRICT: The foregoing copies may be inspected at all Nantwich. reasonable hours at any of the places stated until RURAL DISTRICTS : Nantwich R.D. 9th September, 1965. Tarvin R.D. At any time on or before 9th September 1965, the Parishes of owner, lessee or occupier of any land on which the Acton. map shows a public path, or a road used as a public' Alpraham. Parishes *af .- path, may apply to quarter sessions for a declaration Aston-juxta-Mondrum. Beestpn. that, inter alia, there was no public right of way Audlem. Brujeii Stapleford. over the land on 1st September, 1957. Applications- Baddiley. Burton. must be made in writing to the appropriate Clerk of Baddington. Caldecott. the Peace, and should specify the land to which Broomhall. Church Shocklach. the application relates, the grounds upon which it Burland. Clot-ton Hoofield. is made and the name of the surveying authority. Calveley. Duddon. A copy of the application must also be sent to the Cholmondeston. Fpulk-Staplefqrd. undersigned. Church Minshull. Gplbourne David. Applications should be sent to the following Coole Pilate. addresses: Edleston. -Hatton.;' Hankelow. District Address Henhull. Newt6n-.by-Tatten.haH. Borough of Barnstaple. Clerk of the Peace, '1, Hurleston. The Square, Barn- Marbury cum Strettdn. '*" staple. Quoisley. Urban Districts of Ilfra- ~ Minshull Vernon. Tattpnhall. combe and Lynton. Clerk of the Peace, Newhall. Tilsion." '" Rural District of Barn- County Hall, Exeter. Norbury. Tilston Fearnall. staple. Poole. Tiverton. Attention is drawn to the provisions of Section Stoke. Tushingham cum 31 of the National Parks and Access to the Country- Wardle. Grindley. side Act, 1949, and to the Public Rights of Way Wirswall. Waver^on. (Applications to Quarter Sessions) Regulations, 1952 Wrenbury cum Frith. Willudgton. (S.I. 1952 No. 559) for a complete statement as to (376) the rights of owners, leasees and occupiers and as to the procedure to be adopted. Dated this 12th day of August 1965. DEVON COUNTY COUNCIL H. G. Godsall, Clerk of the County Council. BOROUGH OF BARNSTAPLE County Hall, URBAN DISTRICTS OF ILFRACOMBE AND LYNTON Exeter. RURAL DISTRICT OF BARNSTAPLE (383) Survey of Public .Rights .o/. Way Notice is hereby given that the Devon County Council have prepared a provisional map and state- LINCOLNSHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL, ment showing and describing all public rights of way PARTS OF LINDSEY alleged to subsist on 1st September 1957, within the Public Rights of Way areas of the Borough of Barnstaple, the Urban Notice is hereby given that the County Council of Districts of Ilfracombe and Lynton, and the Rural Lincoln, Pants of Lindsey in exercise of the powers District of Barnstaple, in the County of Devon. conferred on them by subsection 3 of section 29 A copy of the provisional map .and statement has of the National Parks and Access to the Country- been deposited for public inspection at the. offices of side Act, 1949, have determined to modify the par- the undersigned at County Hall (Room G.05), ticulars contained in the draft Rights of Way Map Topsham Road, Exeter. Extracts from the pro- and Statement prepared under section 27 of the visional map and statement for the areas of the above-mentioned Act in relation to the rights of county districts concerned have also been deposited way within the rural district of Spilsby by: at the places specified below: — (1) the deletion of certain footpaths and/or bridle Borough of Barnstaple—The Castle, Barnstaple. ways in the parishes of Firsby, Little Steeping, Urban District of Ilfracombe—Council Offices, Orby and Stickford ; and Ilfracombe. the addition of certain footpaths and /or bridle Urban District of Lynton—Town Hall, Lynton. ways in the parishes of Bratoft, Ingoldmells, Rural District of Barnstaple—The Red House, Orby, Stickford, Toynton All Saints, Toynton St. Castle Street, Barnstaple. Peter, Wainfleet St. Mary and Welon-le-Marsh Copies of so much of the map and statement as as shown on a map which has been deposited at the affects the individual Parishes have been deposited at the residence of the Clerk of the Parish Council County Offices, Newland, Lincoln, and at the Rural for the Parish concerned, or where there is no Council Office's, Toynton Hall, Spilsby, and which Parish Council, at the residence of the Chairman may be seen at those offices free of charge at all of the Parish Meeting, with the exception of the reasonable hours. following Parishes where they have been deposited Any representation or objection with respect to at the addresses stated: these determinations shall be made in writing Berrynarbor—c/o Mr. F. C. Richards, Barton Farm addressed to the undersigned at the County Offices, Dairy, Berrynarbor. Newland, Lincoln, before the 13th day of September Bratton Fleming—c/o Mr. C. Ward, Petersfield, 19,65, and shall state the grounds on which it is Bratton Fleming. made. Braunton—Council Offices, Braunton. Dated this 13th day of August 1965. Brendon—c/o Mr. J. W. Pile, Garth Cottage, W. E. Lane, Clerk of the County Council. Brendon. Fremington—The Parish Hall, Fremington. County Offices, Georgeham.—c/o Mr. W. H. Tanner, Orchard Lincoln. House, Croyde. (308) For 'any late Notices see Contents list on last page.
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