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9846 the London Gazette, 16Th August 1973 9846 THE LONDON GAZETTE, 16TH AUGUST 1973 Number on map Quantity Description and situation of the lands 19 127-7 acres or Agricultural land woodland and parkland known as Euxton Park and Euxton Hall Wood Euxton thereabouts lying to the east of and with a frontage to the M6 Motorway north of the point at which Dawbers Lane crosses it, and with frontages to Dawbers Lane between the point at which it crosses the M6 Motorway and the " Dower House " Dawbers Lane and between " Glead Hill" Dawbers Lane and the junction of Dawbers Lane with the Wigan Road and also with a frontage to the Wigan Road between its junction with Dawbers Lane and " The Lodge " Wigan Road. 23 3-13 acres or Agricultural land and buildings known as Broadfield House Dawbers Lane Euxton lying to the south thereabouts of and with a frontage to Dawbers Lane. 24 2 -68 acres or Paddock land lying to the north of and with a frontage to Dawbers Lane Euxton west of " Glead thereabouts Hill" Dawbers Lane. 25 16-09 acres or Agricultural land and buildings lying to the north of and with a frontage to Back Lane Euxton thereabouts opposite Fisher House Farm Back Lane. 25A 0-34 acres or Agricultural land and buildings lying to the south of and with a frontage to Back Lane Euxton being thereabouts part of Fisher House Farm Back Lane. 26 3-22 acres or Agricultural land lying to the north of " Four Winds " and " The Haven " Back Lane Euxton and thereabouts with a frontage to the M6 Motorway. 27 47-81 acres or Agricultural land and buildings known as Calderbank Farm Back Lane Euxton with frontages to thereabouts Back Lane east of the point at which it crosses the M6 Motorway and east of Fisher House Farm and with a frontage to the M6 Motorway south of the point at which Back Lane crosses it. 27A 9-18 acres or Agricultural land lying to the north of and with a frontage to Back Lane Euxton opposite Calderbank thereabouts Farm Back Lane. 28 11-69 acres or Agricultural land and buildings known as Chanocks Farm Back Lane Euxton lying to the north of thereabouts and with a frontage to Back Lane between Bolton Green Farm and Fisher House Farm Back Lane. 28A 12-4 acres or Agricultural land lying to the south of and with a frontage to Back Lane Euxton east of a point thereabouts approximately 100 yards east of Fisher House Farm. 28B 2-53 acres or Agricultural land lying to the south of Back Lane Euxton and with a frontage to it opposite to thereabouts Charnocks Farm Back Lane. 29 0-74 acres or Agricultural land lying to the south of and a frontage to Back Lane Euxton west of Cross End House thereabouts Back Lane. 30 4-79 acres or Agricultural land lying to the east of and with frontages to Preston Road Euxton south of its junction thereabouts with German Lane Euxton and to German Lane east of its junction with Preston Road. 31 11-29 acres or Agricultural land lying to the south of and with a frontage to German Lane Euxton west of its thereabouts junction with Lucas Avenue Euxton. 32 2-28 acres or Agricultural land at the southerly end of Lucas Avenue Euxton and with a frontage to the railway line thereabouts on its easterly side. 33 0-77 acres or Agricultural land lying to the west of and with a frontage to German Lane Euxton north of Assissi thereabouts Cottage German Lane. 33A 0-62 acres or Agricultural land lying to the west of and with a frontage to German Lane Euxton south of Assissi thereabouts Cottage German Lane. 34 8-02 acres or Agricultural land and buildings known as Douglas Farm off German Lane Euxton lying to the west thereabouts of and with a frontage to the railway lines opposite Assissi Cottage. 35 30-22 acres or Agricultural land and buildings known as Valley Farm German Lane Euxton bounded on the west thereabouts in part by the railway line and in part by German Lane and to the east and north bounded by the River Yarrow. 36 3-30 acres or Agricultural land and buildings known as Parkinson's Farm German Lane Euxton lying to the east thereabouts of and with a frontage to German Lane. 36A 19-33 acres or Agricultural land lying to the east of and fronting the railway line and being to the west of the land thereabouts adjoining Jackson's Farm and Parkers-in-the-Field Euxton. 38 36 • 62 acres or Woodland lakes and river known as Wallers Wood in part, Big Wood and the River Chor bounded thereabouts on the south west in part by the River Chor on the west by the River Yarrow and on the south east by land known as Gillibrand Park Chorley. 39 36-14 acres or Open space woodland and parkland known as Gillibrand Park Chorley. thereabouts 40 42-08 acres or Agricultural land and woodland and buildings known as Higher Kingsley Clover Road Chorley. thereabouts 41 45 • 81 acres or Agricultural land and buildings known as Yarrow Farm German Lane Euxton Chorley bounded on thereabouts the north and east side by the River Yarrow. 42 32 • 06 acres or Agricultural land and buildings and reservoirs and sand-pit known as Jacksons Farm German Lane thereabouts Euxton Cliorley lying to the south of and fronting German Lane. 42A 7-61 acres or Agricultural land lying to the north of and with a frontage to German Lane Euxton to the west of thereabouts the point of which it crosses the River Yarrow. 43 12-59 acres or Agricultural land and buildings known as Padua Farm off German Lane Euxton lying to the west thereabouts of and with a frontage to the railway line. 43A 2-89 acres or Agricultural land lying to the east of and with a frontage to the railway line opposite to Padua Farm thereabouts off German Lane Euxton. 44 13-88 acres or Agricultural land lying to the west of and with a frontage to Preston Road Euxton south of Cross thereabouts End House Back Lane Euxton and opposite to Hilldale, Brow Cottage and Tyne Cottage Preston Road Euxton. 44A 22-12 acres or Agricultural land and buildings known as Tan House Farm Preston Road Charnock Richard lying thereabouts to the east of and with a frontage to Preston Road. 45 2-81 acres or Agricultural land and buildings known as " Hilldale " Preston Road Euxton lying to the east of and thereabouts with a frontage to Preston Road. 46 13-85 acres or Agricultural land and buildings known as Charnock Brow Farm Preston Road Euxton lying to the thereabouts east of and with a frontage to Preston Road, south of Tyne Cottage Preston Road. 47 75 • 47 acres or Agricultural land woodland and agricultural buildings known as Parkers-in-the-Field Delph Lane thereabouts Charnock Richard bounded on the east by the River Yarrow. 48 9-85 acres or Agricultural land and buildings known as Grundy's Farm Clover Road Chorley. thereabouts 48A 6-00 acres or Agricultural land and buildings known as Liptrott Farm off Crook Street Chorley. thereabouts 49 53-13 acres or Agricultural land quarry land and sand-pits at Lower Burgh Birkacre including Burgh Hall Quarries. thereabouts 50 0-49 acres or Open land to the south of and with a frontage to Butterworth Brow and with an eastern frontage to thereabouts Birkacre Road Chorley..
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