THE LONDON GAZETTE, FEBRUARY 25, 1870. 1017 "boundaries thereof, is delineated and set forth on epresentation and to order and direct that the the map or plan hereunto annexed, should be as- ame and every part thereof shall be effectual in signed as a district, chapelry to the said church of .aw immediately from and after the time when Saint Thomas, situate in the township of Sutton his Order shall have been duly published in the .as aforesaid, and that the same should be named London Gazette, pursuant to the said Acts ; and •' The District Chapelry of Saint Thomas, Sutton.' Her Majesty, by and with the like advice, is . " And with the like consent of the said pleased hereby to direct that this Order be forth- Robert, Bishop of the said diocese of Ripon with registered by the Registrar of the said diocese (testified as aforesaidJ, we, the said Ecclesiastical of Ripon. . Commissioners, further represent, that it appears to Arthur Helps. >us to be expedient that banns of matrimony should be published, and that marriages, baptisms, church- ings, and burials should be solemnized or performed iat such church, and that the fees to be received in .•respect of the publication of such "banns and of I T the Court at Windsor, the 22nd day of tthe solemnization or performance of the said JL February; 1870. offices should be paid and belong to the minister PRESENT, • of the same church for the time being : Provided .always, that nothing herein contained fihall be con- The QUEEN's Most Excellent Majesty in Council. strued as expressing any intention on the part of •us, the said Commissioners, .to concur in or approve HEREAS the Ecclesiastical Commissioners the taking of any fee for the performance of the W for England have, in pursuance of the Act said office of baptism, or for the registration of the seventh and eighth years of Her Majesty, thereof. chapter ninety-four, and of the Act of the " We, therefore, humbly pray, that your Ma- thirteenth and fourteenth years of Her Majesty, jesty will be graciously .pleased to take the .chapter ninety-four, duly .prepared and laid before premises into syour Royal consideration, and to Her Majesty in Council a scheme, bearing date make such Order with respect -thereto as to your ±he third day of February, in the year one Majesty, in your Royal wisdom, shall .seem meet* thousand eight hundred and seventy, in the words .and figures following, that is to say: The SCHEDULE to which the foregoing "We, the Ecclesiastical Commissioners for ^Representation has reference. England, in pursuance of the Act of the seventh and eighth years of your Majesty, chapter ninety- "The District Chapelry of Saint Thomas, four, and of the Act of the thirteenth and four- Sutton, being :— teenth years of your Majesty, chapter ninety- " All that part York, and in the diocese of Ripon, your Majesty in Council, the following scheme for wherein the present incumbent of such parish altering the boundaries of the new parish -of .•now possesses the exclusive cure of souls, which is Blackmoor, in the county of Southampton, and in comprised within, and is co-extensive with, the the diocese of Winchester. limits of the main portion of the township of " Whereas the district of Blackmoor was con- Sutton, and of that portion of the township of stituted out of the parish of Selborne, in the Glusburn which, is bounded on the east partly by county and diocese aforesaid, under the provisions •the said township of Sutton, on the -south partly of the Act of the sixth and seventh years of your by the last-named township and partly by the Majesty, chapter thirty-seven, and of the Act of new parish of Cowling, in the county and diocese the nineteenth and twentieth years of your Ma- •aforesaid, on the west by the new parish of jesty, chapter one hundred and iour, and .by Christ Church, Lothersdale, in the same county virtue of a scheme prepared by us, and ratified .by •and diocese, and on all other sides, that is to say, an-Order of your Majesty in Council, bearing on the north, and on the remaining part of the date the fourth day of November, in the year one •east, by an imaginary line commencing upon the thousand eight hundred and sixty-seven, and pub- boundary, which divides the last-named new lished in the London Gazette on the fifth day. of parish from the parish of Kildwick aforesaid, at November in the same year. a point'in the middle of Glusburn Moor-lane, '" And whereas the said district of Blackmoor near to Grey Hall, and extending thence south- has since become a new parish of the character eastward for a distance of one mile, or thereabouts, contemplated by the said Act of the sixth and along the middle of the said lane to its junction seventh years of your Majesty, chapter thirty- with High Gate-lane, and continuing thence in seven. the same direction along the middle of the last- " And whereas it has been represented to us, and named lane to its junction with Wheatlands-lane it appears to us to be expedient, that the boun- and extending thence southward along the middl daries of the said new parish of Blackmoor should of the last-named lane to its junction with tb be altered, so that they shall include certain Blackburn, Addingham, and Cocking End Trust- further portions of the said parish of Selborne. road, and extending thence eastward for .a Now, therefore, with the consent of the Right •distance of ten and a half chains, or thereabouts, Reverend Samuel, Bishop of the said diocese of along the middle of the said trust road to its Winchester (in testimony whereof he has signed junction at the Cross Hills turnpike with Holme and sealed this scheme), we humbly recommend lane, and extending thence southward for a and propose that, from and after the day of the distance of one chain and a half, or thereabouts, date of the publication in the London Gazette of along the middle of the said lane to the boundary any Order of your Majesty in Council ratifying which divides the said township of Glusburn from this scheme, all those portions of the said parish the township of Sutton aforesaid." of Selborne, which are described in the schedule hereunder written, and are delineated and set And whereas the said representation has been forth upon the map or plan hereunto annexed, approved by Her Majesty in Council: now, there and are thereupon coloured pink, shall henceforth fore, Her Majesty, by and with the advice of He: be dissevered from such parish, and shall be an- 6aid Council, is pleased hereby to ratify the sai nexed to, and form part of, and be, and be deemed