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THE LONDON GAZETTE, PECEMBEE 21, No. 25886 THE LONDON GAZETTE, PECEMBEE 21, Eural Deanery Rural Deanery within which Parish within which Parish Parish or Cure or Church. or Cure or Church has Parish or Cure or Church. or Cure or Church has hitherto been situate. hitherto been situate, 5. Coppenhall ^Nantwich 6. Bollington Holy Trinity Bowdon P. Coppenhall Saint Paul ... do. 7. Bowdon ... ... do. 7. Crewe Saint Barnabas .., do. 8. Carrington ... ... do. 8. Crewe Christ Church do. 9. Dunham Massey Saint do. otherwise Monks Cop- Margaret penhall Christ Church 10. Dunham Massey Saint do. 9. Doddington ... do. Mark 10. Marbury... do. 11. Knutsford, Saint John do. 11. Nantwich do. Baptist 12. Weston All Saints do. 12. Knutsford Saint Cross do. 13. Wistaston do. otherwise Cross Town 14. Worleston Saint Oswald do. Saint Cross 15. Wrenbury do. 13. Leigh, High do. 16. Wybuubury ... ... do. 14. Lymm ... ... do. 15. Marthall... do. 16. Mobberley do. " 7. The Rural Deanery of Wirral comprising 17. Northendcn do. and consisting of the following parishes or cures 18. Oughtrington, Saint Peter do. or churches: 19. Partington Saint Mary ... do. 20. Peover, Over do. Rural Deanery 21. Ringway... do. do. Parish or Cure or Church. within which Parish 22. Rostherne or Cure or Church has 23. Sale Saint Anne... ... do. hitherto been situate. 24. Sale Saint Paul , do. 25. Tabley Over do. 1. Barns ton Wirral 26. Timperley do. 2. Eebington do. 27. Toft Saint John.,. do. do. 3. Bebington, Higher Christ do. 28. Warburton .,. Church do. 4. Bromborough do. 5. Burton Chester "2. The Rural Deanery of Congleton com-' 6. Capenhurst Holy Trinity do. prising and consisting of the following parishes 7. Eastham... Wirral or cures or churches :— 8. Ellesmere Port Christ Chester Church 9. Frankby Wirral Eural Deanery. 10. Heswall ... do. within which Parish 11. Hooton Saint Paul do. Parish or Cure or Church. or Cure or Church has 12. Hoylake do. hitherto been situate. 13. Kirby West do. 14. Moreton Christ Church... do. 15. Neston ... ... ... do. I.Alsager ... ... .. Congletou 16. Overchurch or Upton ... do. 2. Astbury ... do. 17. Shotwick Chester 3. Barthomley do. 18. Sutton, Great, Saint John do. 4. Brereton-cum-Smethwick do. the Evangelist 5. Buglawton >... do. 19. Thornton Hough All Wirral 6. Church Hulme ... do. Saints 7. Congleton Saint James .. do. 20. Thurstaston " do. 8. Congleton Saint Peter .. do. 21. Willaston do. 9. Congleton Saint Stephen do. 22. Woodchurch do. 10. Crewe (Saint Michael) or do. Crewe Green 11. Eaton Christ Church .., do. 12. Elworth , "II. The Archdeaconry of Macclesfielil com- do. 13. Goostrey... ..'. ... prising tbe following rural deaneries :— do, 14. Haslington do. " I. The Rural Deanery of Bowdon compris- 15. Hulme Walfield Saint do. ing and consisting of the following parishes or Michael cures or churches :— 16. Lawton, or Church Law- do. ton Rural Deanery 17. Mossley Holy Trinity ... do. within -which Parish 18. Odd Rode do. Parish or Cure or Church. or Cure or Church has hitherto been situate. 19. Sandbach do. 20. Sandbach Heath Saint do. John the Evnngelist 1". Altrincham Saint George Bowdon 21. Smallwood, Saint John do. ^2. Altrincham Saint John do. the Baptist the Evangelist 22. Swettenham . ' dp. 3. Ashley Saint Elizabeth ... do. 23. Warmingham do. 4. Ashton-on-Mersey ... do. 24. Wheelock Christ Church .do. 5. Baguley Saint John do. No. 25886. c.
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