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9430 the London Gazette, 29Th December 1961 9430 THE LONDON GAZETTE, 29TH DECEMBER 1961 Additions—Footpaths, Dibble's Bridge towards Jenny Lane towards Low Lane; Eastby Bank to Dibb Side; Sandy Gate Lane to High Height Eastby Gate ; near Embsay Railway Station. Laithe; New Road towards Dibb Side; Forest Bridleway, from east to west on Embsay Moor. (Road via Sun Side ; Allotment to Keld Houses ; at Middle Skyreholme ; Grouse Inn near Dry Gill to Eshton Parish Middle Hill. Additions—Footpaths, Gargrave—-Eshton Road to the boundary with Flasby with Winterburn Bradleys Both Parish Parish west of Limekiln Plantation ; Throstle Nest Deletions—Footpaths, near Bradley Gill; near towards Butter Haw Hill; Gargrave—Eshton Road (Lower Sower Bank. to Ark Plantation. Bridleway, near Far Fold, High Bradley. Road used as a public path, near Bradley Gill. Flasby with Winterburn Parish Deletions—Footpaths, iFlasby to Esh'ton Road ; Barden Parish •from IFlasby Beck south eastward through High Deletions—Footpaths, on Hutch Gill Head ; on Wood. Hare Head side; near Upper Barden Reservoir ; Additions—(Footpaths, Flasby Moor Side towards near Sand Bed Gate. Rylstone ; Flasby Moor Side to Calton Gill Wood ; Bridleway, Brayshaw to Halton Moor ; on Hare Flasby to Flasby Moor 'Side ; Flasby Moor Side Head side. to Scale House; through Stripe Plantation ; Way Additions—'Footpaths, near Dale head towards Gill towards Winterburn ; Way Gill via Wi-ndros Eller Edge Nook; Howgill via Simons Seat to iLaithe and Cowper Gate towards Esbton Tarn ; Laund House, Middle Skyrehplme towards Dale Smither Gill Laithe along Smither Gill. Head ; South of Broad Park Bridge ; from Drebley to Gill Beck Waterfall; from near Barden Bridge Gargrave Parish along river bank towards Howgill; Barden Bridge Additions—Footpaths, High Green Lane to to Holme House ; in Valley of Desolation. Walton Avenue ; near Butter Haw Hill. Beamsley Parish Grassington Parish Deletions—Footpaths, Lane House Farm to New Deletions—Footpaths, along north eastern bank Hall ; Beamsley Beacon to Little Gate. of River Wharfe; Grass Wood Lane to River Additions—Footpaths, Gibbeter via Howber Hill, Wharfe ; through Grass Wood. Currer Lane; at Howber Hill towards Beamsley Bridleway, near Cupola disused Smelting Works. Beacon; Ling Chapel via Howgill Side towards Hill End Bridge; near Whitaker's Wood ; Isaac Halton East Parish Bridge to Howgill Side. Deletions—'Footpaths, Moor Lane to Eastby Bank ; on Halton Moor ; Green Lane to Halton Bolton Abbey Parish Edge. Deletions—'Footpath, iLythe Bank Bridge to Bridleways, Eastby Bank towards near Hutchen Heskitt House. Gill; near Gill Head Bridge. Bridleways, Bolton Hall via Westy Bank Wood towards Hare Head Side; Riddings towards Crake- Hazelwood with Storiths Parish lands House. Deletions—'Footpaths, Isaac Bridge to Deer- Additions—'Footpaths, Skipton—Harrogate Road stones. to Heskitt House ; from County Road south east Additions—Footpaths, alongside Hill End Gill ; of Barden Beck Bridge westward. from Waterfall Cottage to the Vall'ey of Desolation. Bordley Parish Hebden Parish Deletion—Bridleway, Mal:ham Moor Lane (part). Additions—Footpaths, Hebden—Grassington 'Road Additions—Footpaths, Bordley Ha'll towards towards Garnshaw House ; Pickering End House to Threshfield Moor; near Cow Gill Cote; High New Laithe ; New Laithe to the Mere. Laithe towards Lee Gate House; Bleak Bank Hetton Parish northward. Bridleway, on Lee Gate High Pasture. Additions—Footpath, near Long Gill Beck. Buckden Parish Kettlewell with Starbotton Parish Deletions—Footpaths, across east side ; across Deletions—Footpaths, east of Dow Cave; near Green Field Lings. Hay Tongue. Additions—Footpath, High Thome Hall to Eller Bridleways, on Top Mere; near Dowber Gill Carr Moss. Wham. Additions—'Footpath, along eastern bank of River Burnsall Parish Wharfe near Low Close Laithe. Bridleway, along Kettlewell Cam Top Road. Deletion—Footpath, on Burnsall Thorpe Fell. Linton Parish Calton Parish Additions—Footpath, near Lauradale Bridge. Additions—Footpaths, Hall Brow to Newfield Road used as a public path, in Linton Village. Laithe; Newfield Laithe via Newfield Hall towards Gargrave—Airton Road. Rylstone Parish Bridleway, West Gate to Hetton Common Head. Deletion—Bridleway, from Bark Brow towards Upper Barden Reservoir. Conistone with Kilnsey Parish Additions—Footpaths, near Scale House; Long Additions—Footpaths, from Skirwith Bridge Gill to High Bucker House j Lane Head via Low along southern and western bank of River Wharfe ; Lainger to -Know Bank ; from Fleets Lane towards from Coniston Bridge southward along eastern Craooe ; Green Lane to iCal'ton Gill Beck ; Rylstone bank of River Wharfe to White Nook Lathe; from (House <to Hetton Beck; Burton House via Turn Coniston Bridge northward along eastern bank of Croft Plantation to Scale House ; Old Hall Build- River Wharfe to Low Close Lathe. ings to -Bark Brow; Bark Brow to Sandy Beck Bridleway, from south of Bow Bridge via Chapel Bar. House south west towards Malham Moor. Stirton with Thorlby Parish Cracoe Parish Deletions—Footpaths, Skyrakes House towards Deletions—Footpath, from near the Post Office ; Woomber Wood; Nonegoby to 'Skyrakes; Tarn Cracoe to Swinden Lane. House towards Flasby; Thorlby to iNonegoby; Bridleway, from near the Methodist Chapel, Niffany Bridge south eastward. Cracoe to Cracoe Fell. Additions—'Footpaths, from the Trunk Road east Additions—Footpaths, along Fleets Lane towards of Niffany Bridge towards the Railway ; near Sandy The Fleets ; Threapland to the Skipton—Thresh- Beck (Bar. field Road. Threshfield Parish Embsay with Eastby Deletions—Footpath, near Netherside Lathe. Deletions—.Footpaths, Tattersall Green north 'Bridleways, near Goose Hulls; Wharfeside west to Norton Tower Hill; Washfold Hill via Avenue south westward ; Wilson Arms Hotel to Eastby Gate to Eastby 'Bank; from north to south Kirk Bank. on Embsay Moor ; Eastby to Hutohen Gill Head ; <Q89).
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