TEE LONDON GAZETTE, DECEMBER 29, 1882.

(3.) So much of the parish of Newton, in the William C. Peacock including the farm of the Liberty of the Isle of Ely, as lies within the latter, and thence south and east by the out- following boundaries, that is to say, Green- ward boundary Dyke of White House farm to lane from Tyd St. Giles-road to Newton Church George Morton's farm. on the noi'th, Old Bank from Newton Church (12.) So much of the parishes of Witcham, to Fetton End-road on the east, Fetton End- and Mepal, in the Liberty of the Isle of Ely, road on the south, and Mill-lane and Tyd St. as lies within the following boundaries, that is Giles-road on the west. to say, the Hundred Feet river on the north, (4.) At Haddenham, in the Liberty of the the highway from Witcham to Mepal to the Isle of Ely, comprised within the following Hundred Feet river on the south and west, and boundaries, that is to say, the Great Eastern the highway from Witcham to the Hundred Railway on the north, the Catchwater drain on Feet river on the east; the said highways' not the south and east, and the outward boundary being included in the Area. Dyke of Henry John Porter's farm from the (13.) At Town End, in the parish of March, Great Eastern Railway to the Catchwater in the Liberty of the Isle of Ely, comprised drain in line with the Two Pots Public-house within the following boundaries, that is to say, on the west. on the east the line of the March and St. Ives (5.) The whole of the parish of Thorney, in Railway to Stow Fen Drove, on the south along the Liberty of the Isle of Ely. Stow Fen Drove to Wimblington - road and (6.) At Benwick, in the Liberty of the Isle thence in a straight line to Mill-lane, on the of Ely, comprised within the following boun- west and north-west along Mill-lane to Knights daries, that is to say, partly by Back Reach End Drove and thence in an oblique direction Drove and partly by an imaginary line in con- to the Stone Cross, and on the north from the tinuation of the said Drove to Joseph Shepper- Stone Cross in a straight line to the said line son's Spinny on the north, thence White Feu of Railway ; Stow Fen Drove and Mill-lane Drove to its junction with the Whittlesey-road not being included in the Area. on the east, thence the Whittlesey-road to the Derbyshire.—(1.) So much of the parishes or Plantation corner of John Golden's farm (ex- townships of Stapenhill, Stanton and Newhall, cluding such road) on the south, and thence Castle Gresley, Cauldwell, Linton, Lullington, Shaw's Dyke to the Back Reach Drove afore- Coton-in-the-Elms, Rosliston, Catton, Walton- said on the west. upon-Trent, Drakelow, Croxall, Bretby, Harts- (7.) At Chatteris, in the Liberty of the Isle horne, and Swadlincote, in the county of Derby, of Ely, comprised within the following boun- and of the parish of Edingale, in the county of daries, that is to say, the New High-road from Stafford, as lies within the following boundaries, its commencement in High-street to the Paro- that is to say, from Drakelow Viaducts along chial Cemetery on the north, an imaginary line the Burton and Leicester branch of the Midland from the said Cemetery to the end of Campole Railway to Stapenhill Railway Bridge, turning Drove on the east, the said Drove and thence along the boundary of the borough of Burton- an imaginary line to the Mill End-road at the upon-Trent to Ashby-road, turning to the right Black Mill on the south, and the said Mill End- along Ashby-road to Masons Arms Midway, road, West Park-street, North Park-street, and turning to the right along Swadlincote-road to High-street as far as the junction of the said Reed's Mill, thence by the right along New- New High-road with the said High-street on hall-road, turning to the left by Swadlincote the west, the said roads not being included in Oldfield Colliery and Cartwright's Mill to the Area. Swadlincote Market Place, thence by the right (8.) So much of the parishes of Tydd St. along the turnpike-road by Hall and Board- Marys, in the Parts of Holland, Lincolnshirej man's Colliery, Catchems Inn, and lane by and Tydd St. Giles, in the Liberty of the Isle Kidds Rough and Beards Brewery to High of Ely, as lies within the following boundaries, Cross Banks at Castle Gresley, thence to the that is to say, the Old Eau-Dyke-Bank from right along Brookey-lane to a point opposite Tretton Bridge as far as the Shire drain on the Burton's Old Chapel, turning to the left up the west, south, and east, thence the Shire drain to road through the village of Linton by the Red Tretton Bridge aforesaid on the north; the said Lion Inn to Tilley's Beer House and by the Tretton Bridge not being included in the Area. fence to the boundary of the counties of Derby (9.) At Wentworth, in the Liberty of the and Leicester, thence to the right along the Isle of Ely, comprised within the following boundary fence and Seal brook to its junction boundaries, that is to say, the Ely and Sutton- with the river Mease, along that river turning road from the boundary of Witchford parish to to the right along the boundary of the counties Mr. Vye's hedge opposite Mr. T. Wallis's farm of Derby and Stafford to where it intersects the (exclusive of the said road) on the north, road near Westbrook farm, turning to the left Mr. Vye's hedge and Pingle Drove on the west, by Edingale fields to Edingale village, through Grunty Fen drain on the south, and from the the village by Holly Bush and Black Horse said drain by the boundary of Witchford parish Inns and Kinson's shop to Edingale Schools, to the starting point on the Ely and Sutton-road then along the boundary of the counties of aforesaid on the east. Derby and Stafford to and along the river Mease (10.) At Littleport, in the Liberty of the to its junction with the river Trent, and turning Isle of Ely, comprised within the following to the right along the river Trent to Drakelow boundaries, that is to say, Brandon river on the Viaducts aforesaid. north, and the outward boundary Dyke of Wilt- (2.) So much of the parishes or townships moor farm in the" occupation of George Morton of Newton Solney, Bretby, and Winshill, in the on the south, east, and west. county of Derby, as lies within the following (11.) At Littleport, in the Liberty of the boundaries, that is to say, from the Unicorn Isle of Ely, comprised within the following Inn Newton Solney up Newton-lane by Mr. boundaries, that is to say, on the north and west Spooner's farm to the top, thence to the right partly by the Brandon river in the county of along Bretby-lane by wheelwright's shop to the Norfolk and partly by the boundary Dyke which point where it intersects the boundary line of separates the farms of H. T. Luddington and * the borough of Burton-upon-Trent near Moat B 2