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The London Gazette, Issue 27376, Page 7316 7316 THE LONDON GAZETTE", 'NOVEMBER \2, 1901.' DISEASES OF ANIMALS ACTS, 1894 AND 1896 (continued). and also comprising the borough of Boston Bank, and Kinver, in the administrative county (9 August, 1901). of Stafford (11 April, 1901). Norfolk.—(1.) An Area comprising the petty See also under Staffordshire and Worcestershire. sessional divisions of Swainsthorpe and Forehoe "(except the parish of Hingham), and the Staffordshire and Worcester*/!irf.— An Are-i com- parishes of Felthorpe, Taverham, -Drayton, prising the petty sessional division of Rowley Hprsford, Hellesdon, Borsham St. Faith with Regis, in the administrative county >»f St-iffoH, Newton St. Faith, Spixworth, Catton, Beeston and the petty sessional divisions of Oldhury and St. Andrew, Sprowston, Thorpe-next-Norwich, Halesowen (except the parishes of Frankl^y and Great Plurastead, and Post wick, in the adminis- Romsley), in the administrative county, of. trative county of Norfolk (29 May, 1901). Worcester; and also comprising the borough of (2.) An Area comprisinsr the petty sessional Dudley (21 May, 1901). divisions of Holt and North Greenhoe, and the Wiltshire.—An Area comprising th<» pettv ses.- parishes of Burnham Overy, Burnham Norton, sior«al divisions of Swindon, Malmesbury. Ci;i<-k- Burnham Deepdale, Burnham Westpate. Burn- Inde, Calne, Chippenham, Bradford, MeUsham, : ham Sutton, Burnham Thorpe, North Creake, Tmwbridge, Westbury, -Whorwelsdown. War- South Creake, and Waterden, in the adminis- mirist-r, and Tisbury an-1 Mere, th« parish s of , trative county of Norfolk (29 May, 1901). Poukhot, Rowde, Potterhe, Rnundway..Br«)rn- (3 ) An Area comprising the petty sessional h«m, and C'littoe. and the boroughs of Mulmes- . division of Mitford and Launditch, in the bury, Culne, Chippenham, and Devizes, in the administrative county of Norfolk (21 August, administrative county of Wilts ; and alsa corn- 1.901). prising the borough of Swindon (fi Jttty; l:i';.l). See also under Norfolk and Isle t>f Elif. Worcestershire.—See uniler Staffordshire and \ Norfolk and Isle of Ely.—An Ai*ea comprising the Worcetterslnrf. .petty sessional divisions of Freebridge Marsh- land and Freebridge Lynn (except the parishes Yorkshire.—(1.) An Area comprising the parishes ".of Harpley, Little Massingham, Great Massing- of Clayton, Que^iisbury, Shelf, Norwo'xi (ireen- ham, Casile Acre, and West Acre), and the and Coley, Hipperholme, South wram, Upper parishes of Hearham, Sedgeford, Fring, Snettis- Greetland, Greetland, Elland, Fixby, Clifton. ham,, Ingoldisthorpe, Shernborne, Watlingtpn, . Himshead, Liversedge, Cleckbeaton, . Huns- Tpttenhill, Wormegay, Runcton Holme, South worth, ' Drighlington, Birkenshaw, Gomer-al, 'Runcton, "Wallington-cum-'Jhorpland, Should- Birsral, and Heckmondwike, in the administra- hara Thorpe, Shouldham, Marham, Outwell, tive county of the West Riding of th« oou-tty <>f . "and Upwell, in the administrative county of York; and also comprising the bor..ugh .of • Norfolk ; the petty sessional division of Wisbech, Bria house (29 May, 1901). ,and the barough of.Wisbech, in the administra- (2.) An Area comprising the petty sessional tive county of "the Isle of Ely (16 April, 1901 \. divisions of Upper Osgoldcross, and Lower Northamptonshire.—(1.) An Area comprising the Strafforth and Tickhill, the borough of P«-nte- :petty sessional .divisions of Wellingboroiigh and fract, and the parishes of Brotherton, Byram- Thrapston,.and the borough of Higham Ferrers, cum-Smton, Birkin, He;il, Cridling Stubbs, in the administrative county of Northampton Methley, Altofts, Outwood, Stanley; Newland (5 October, 1901). with Woodhou<e Moor"(with itsdeia»he<| parts..), • (2.)'An: Area comprising 'the parishes of Normanton, Ackton, Su^dale, Warmfieltl-curn- Bo'Jghton, Moulton, JMoulton Park, Weston Heath, Sharlston, Crofton, Walton, Winterselt, Favell, Great Hough ton, Hardingstoue.' Wool- Ryhill. Havercroft with Cold Hiendley, South ton, Rothersthorpe, KUlingbury, Harpole, Hundley, Hoys ton, Sbafton, Brierley, Great Upt^n, Dustou, and Dallington, iu-the adminis- lloughton, Hillinsley, Little Houghton, Cud- trative county t»f Northampton (19 April, 1901). wor-h, Carlton, Barugh, Monk Bretton (inelud- injr, its detached part). Dodworth, Silk-tune, Somersetshire.—An-Arra comprising the petty Tlmrgoland, Sta'nbrough, Worsborough, sessional dit ision of Kilmersdon and the parishes Ardoky, Dai-field, Womnwoll, Hoylarid Nether, .of Ashwick, • Biuegar,.. Emborrow, -Ghewton Brampton Bierlow, Rawmarsh, West Blelton • Mendip, East Harptree, Litton, Stone..Easton, (including its detached part), Wath-upon- Hint on Blewett, Camelry, Farrington Gurney Dearne (including its detached part), S win ton, 'Paulton. High Littleton, Glutton, Chelwood, Thrybergh Hooton Roberts, and RavertfidH, in Farmborough. Timsbury, Pri.-ton, Camerton, the adminiilrative county of the -West Riding Dui-kerton, Combe Hay, and Wellow, in the df the county of York ; and also cO'nprL-ing the administrative county of Somerset (12 Novfm- borough of Barnsley and the city of Wakefield ber, 1900). (3 August, 1901). Staffordshire.—(1.) An Area comprising the petty (3.) An Area comprising the parishes of sessional divisions of Kushall and Hai-d-worth, Brearton, Farnham, Ferrenshy, Knaresborough, in the &.dministrative county, of. Stafford ; .and Knai esborough Outer, Guldsborough Plomp- also comprising ihe boroughs of Walsall, Wed- tun, Fullifoot, Starbeck, Pannal, Kiflinghall, •nesbury, "West Bromwich, and Smethwick (29 Nidu, Scotton, Scriven, and Billon, and the •August, 1901). borough of Harrogate, in tf-e adminisirativn . (2.) An Area comprising the parishes of county of the West Riding of the <ounty of Amblecote, Kingawinford, Brierley Hill, Quarry York (24411^, 1901).. - Boar] of Agriculture, 12th November, 1901..
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