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THE LONDON GAZETTE, 12 SEPTEMBER, 1911. 6743 No. 28530. B THE LONDON GAZETTE, 12 SEPTEMBER, 1911. 6743 DISEASES OF ANIMALS ACTS, 1894 to 1911— continued. The following Areas are now "Infected Areas" for the purposes of the Swine-Fever (Regulation of Movement) Order of 1908—continued. the parishes of Henbury, Bitton, and and such portion of the petty sessional Doynton) in the administrative county of division of Devizes as lies to the north of the Gloucester; and also comprising the city and Great Western Railway line from Pewsey to county borough of Bristol (31 May, 1911). Westbury (15 August, 1911). (3.) An Area in the administrative county (2.) An Area in the administrative county of Gloucester comprising the petty sessional of Wilts comprising the parishes of Durring- division of Berkeley (31 May, 1911). ton and Bulford (14 August, 1911). (4.) An Area in the administrative county Yorkshire (East Biding).—An Area in the of Gloucester comprising the petty sessional administrative county of the East Riding of division of Tewkesbury (including its de- Yorkshire comprising the parish of Iteying- tached parts) and the borough "of Tewkes- ham (20 Attgust, 1911).—See also under bury (4 July, 1911). Yorkshire (North Riding), &c. Herefordshire.—An Area in the administra- tive county of Hereford comprising the Yorkshire (North Riding), &c.—(1.) An parishes of Bridstow, Brampton Abbotts, Area in the administrative county of the TJpton Bishop, L'inton, Aston Ingham, Lea, North Riding of Yorkshire comprising the Weston under Penyard, Hope Mansel, Wai- parish of Seainer and the borough of Scar- ford, Ross Rural, and Ross Urban (10 July, borough f22 June, 1911). 1911). (2.) An Area comprising the petty ses- Leicestershire.—An Area in the administrative sional division of West Pickering Lythe county of Leicester comprising the parishes (except the parishes of Goathland, Hartoft of Whitwick, Swannington, Coalville, and Rosedale East), and the parishes of Ravenstone with Snibston, Heather, Hug- Thornton Riseborough, Normanby, Salton, glescote and Donington, Ibstock, Stantoti Brawby, Butterwick, Barton-le-Street, under Bardon, Bardon and Markfield (26 Appleton-le-Street, Coneysthorpe, Hender- August, 1911). skelfe, Welburn, Huttons Anibo, Hildenley, Amotherby, Swinton, Broughton (including 'Lincolnshire, Parts of Holland.—An Area in its detached part) and Malton, in the ad- the administrative county of the Parts of ministrative county of the North Riding of Holland Division of Lincolnshire comprising Yorkshire; and also comprising the parishes the parishes of Pinchbeck, Spalding, Deep- of Kirkham, Firby, Westow, Burythorpe ing St. Nicholas, Cowbit, Weston, and (including its detached part), Kennythorpe, Moulton (28 August, 1911). Eddlethorpe, Menethorpe, Langton, Norton, Settrington, Scagglethorpe, Thorpe Bassett, ;.—An Area in the administrative Rillington, and Scampston, in the adminis- county of Middlesex comprising the petty trative county of the East Riding of York- sessional division of Spelthorne, and the shire (22 June, 1911). parishes of " Yiewsley, West Drayton, Harmonds worth, Harlington, Cranford, Yorkshire (West Riding).—(1.) An Area com- Heston, Isleworth, and Twickenham (31 prising the borough of Barnsley, and the May, 1911). parishes of Barugh, Dodworth, Stainbrough, Worsborough, Hoyland Nether, Wombwell, Northamptonshire.—An Area in the adminis- Billingley, Little Houghton, Great Hough- trative county of Northampton comprising ton, Brierley, Shafton, Carlton, Honk the parishes of Cranford St. Andrew, Cran- •ford St. John, Burton Latimer, and Finedon Bretton (including its detached part), Cud- worth, Darfield, and Ardsley, in the admin- (4July, 1911). istrative county of the West Riding of York- Staffordshire.—An Area in the adminis- shire (3 May, 1911). trative county of Stafford comprising the parishes of Bushbury, Heathtown, Wednes- (2.) An Area in-the administrative county field, Essington, Short Heath, Bentley, of the West Riding of Yorkshire comprising Willenhall, Bilston, Darlaston, the detached the parishes of Sprotbrough, Balby with portion of the parish of Coseley and the Hexthorpe, Carr House and Elmfield, Arm- borough of Wednesbury; and also com- thorpe, Wheatley, Kirk Sandall, and Bent- prising the county boroughs of Wolver- ley with Arksey, and the borough of Don- hampton, Walsall, and West Bromwich caster (10 June, 1911). (UJune, 1911). (3.) An Area comprising the parish of Suffolk, East.—An Area in the administrative Ecclesfielcl, and the detached parts of the county of East Suffolk comprising the parish parish of Wentworth wholly surrounded by of Mellis (30 July, 1911). the county borough of Rotherham, in the administrative county of the West Riding of 'tire.—(1.) An Area in the administra- Yorkshire; and also comprising the couiitfy tive county of Wilts, comprising the petty borough of Rotherham (excluding its de- •sessional divisions of Chippenham, Calne, tached parts) (9 September, 1911). Melksham, and Trowbridge, the parishes of West Ashton, Steeple Ashton, Great Hinton, (4.) An Area in the administrative county Keevil, Bulkiiigton, Holt, Atworth, Brough- 'of the West Riding of Yorkshire, comprising ton Gifford, and Lyneham, the lands common the parishes of Newall with Clifton, Fariiley, to the parishes of Broughton Gifford and Leabhley, Otley, Pool, Carlton, and Guise- Melksham. Without, the borough of Devizes, ley (7 September, 1911.) No. 28530. B.
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