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Tbe London Gazette, 11, 1902* ?180 TBE LONDON GAZETTE, 11, 1902* DISEASES OF ANIMALS ACTS, 1894 AND 1896—continued. SWINE-FEVER INFECTED ABEAS—cent. Yorkshire.—(1.) An Area comprising the borough Northamptonshire.—An Area comprising the petty of Scarborough (13 May, 1902). sessional divisions of Thrapston and Kettering (except the parishes of Great Weldon, Little (2.) An^Area comprising the petty sessional Weldon, Corby, Gretton, Rockingham, Cotting- divisions of Allertonshire, Birdforth (except the hatn, Beanfield Lawns, Middleton, and East parishes of Smilesworth, Arden, Hawnby, Bils- Carlton), in the administrative county of North- dale West, Dale Town, Murton, Old Byland, ampton (18 September, 1902). Byland-with-Wass, Thorpe-le-Willows, Years- ley, Newburgh, Oulston, Thornton-on-the-Hill, Northumberland and Berwickshire.—An Area and Husthwaite), and Hallikeld (except the comprising the petty sessional division of Nor- parishes of Theakston, Burneston, Carthorpe, ham and Islandshires (except the parish of Kirklington-cum-Upsland, Howgrave, Sutton Holy Island), in the administrative county of Howgrave, Middleton Quernhow, Melmerby, Northumberland; the parishes of Mordington, Wath, Norton Conyers, East Tanfield, and Button, Ladykirk, Coldstreara, Eccles, Swin- West Tanfield), in the administrative county ton, Fogo, Polwarth, Langton, Duns, Edrom, of the North Biding of the county of York Whitsome, Chirnside, Foulden, Ay ton, Eye- (1 August, 1902), mouth, Coldinpham, Bunkle and Preston, Abbey St. Bathans, and Cockburnspath, in (3.) An Area comprising the petty sessional the administrative county of Berwick ; and also divisions of Keighley, Otley (except the parishes comprising the borough of Berwick- upon-Tweed of Thruscross, Blubberhouses, Timble Great, (15 September, 1902). Middleton, Denton, and Askwith), Claro Staffordshire.—(1.) An Area comprising the (except the parishes of Stonebeck Up, Foun- parishes of Amblecote, Kingswinford, Brierley tains Earth, Stonebeck Down, Bewerley, Dacre, Hill, and Quarry Bank, in the administrative and Thornthwaite with Padside), Eipon Liberty county of Stafford (19 June, 1902). (including the detached part thereof situate within the petty sessional division of Claro, (2.) An Area comprising the petty sessional but excluding the parishes of Eavestone and division of Pirehill North (except the parishes High and Low Bishopside), and the parishes of of Trentham, Whilmore, Chapel and Hill Studley Roger, Lindrick with Studley Royal Chorlton, with its detached part, Maer, Muck- and Fountains, Aldfield, Cononley, Glusburn, lestone, andTjrley). and the parishes of Cavers- Bradleys Both, Farnhill, Kildwick, Silsden, wall, Dilhorne, and Forsbrook, in the adminis- Addingham, Shipley, Rawdon, Calverley, trative county of Stafford ; and also comprising Farsley, Horsforth, Adel-cum-Eccup, Ald- the boroughs of Burslem, Newcastlc-under- woodley, Wike, Wigton, Harewood, Weardley, Lyme, and Stoke-upon-Trenl, and the county Dunkeswick, Kearby with Netherby, Sickling- borough of Hanley (7 October, 1902). hall, Kearby Overblow, Spofforth with Stockeld, Worcestershire.—An Area comprising the adminis- Little Ribston, and North Deighton, the trative county of Worcester (including the borough of Harrogate, and the city of Ripon, boroughs of Bewdley, Droitwicli, Evesham, and in the administrative county of the West Kidderminster, but excluding the parish of Riding of the county of York ; and also com- Blockley, and the parishes of Conderton, Cuts- prising the boroughs of Keighley, and Pudscy dean, Daylesford, Evenlode, Overbury, and (except the detached part thereof in the city of Teddington, transferred by agreement to the Leeds) (22 August. 1902). administrative county of Gloucester, and the parishes of Alderminster, Shipston-on-Stour, (4.) An Area comprising the petty sessional Tidmington, and 'Tredington, transferred by divisions of East Pickering Lythe, West Picker- agreement to the administrative county of ing Lythe (except the parishes of Goathland, Warwick) ; and also comprising the parishes Rosedale East, and Hartoft), and Malton, and of Aston Somerville, Childswickham with the parishes of Great Edston, Thornton Rise- Murcott, and Hinton-on-the-Green, transferred borough, Normanby, Salton, Brawby, Ness, by agreement from the administrative county Muscoatcs,,and North Holme, in the adminis- of Gloucester, and the city of Worcester (10 trative county of the North Riding of the November, 1902). county of York (4 November, 1902). ORDER AS TO MUZZLING DOGS. THE Board of Agriculture have by Order prescribed the Muzzling of Dogs in the districts and part of a district of Local Authorities, as follows :— Devonshire.—The petty sessional divisions of Mid- Ferris, in the administrative county of Devon. land Roborough, South Roborough, and Erm- Boroughs of Devonport and Plymouth (27 ington and Plympton, and the parish of Beer September^ 1902)..
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