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THE LONDON GAZETTE, 22 JULY, 1927. 4737 Road from Its Junction with the Bury St THE LONDON GAZETTE, 22 JULY, 1927. 4737 Road from its junction with the Bury St. Bentley Station; on the Ipswich to Yar- Edmunds to Diss Eoad to the eastern mouth line, the level crossing at Bealings boundary of the parish of Pakenhain; the Station; and on the Framlingham branch Stanton to Kenninghall Road from its line, the level crossing in the parish of junction with the Bury St. Edmunds to Framlingham on the Framlingham to Diss Road (via Hopton) • to the boundary Campsey Ash Road. •! of the area of supply; the Ixworth to' Walsjham-le-Willows Road from, its (ii) The Mid Suffolk Light Railway. junction with the Bury St. Edmunds to The level crossing at Aspall and Thorn- Diss Road to the eastern boundary of the don Station; the level crossing near parish ;of Langham; the Bury St. Edmunds Applewhite's Farm (in the parish of Old to Thetford Road; the Bury St. Edmunds Newton). to Brandon Road from its junction with the Bury St. Edmunds to Thetford Road 4. The streets and parts of streets in which? to the boundary of the area of supply; ft is proposed that distributing mains shall' the Bury St. Edmunds to Mildenhall be laid down within a period to be specified! Road via Lackford from its junction with by the Order are:— the Bury St. Edmunds to Thetford Road to the boundary of the area of supply; In the administrative county of East Suffolk— and the Fornham St. Martin to Honing- (a) In the rural district of Samford— ton Road from its junction with the Bury St. Edmunds to Thetford Road to its Parish of East Bergholt— junction, with the Thetford to Stowmarket Main Street of East Bergholt from Road. Richardson's Farm to St. Mary's Church.' and thence along the Cattawade Road to Roadways and footpaths on and approaches the White Horse Inn. to the bridges carrying the following roads over— In the administrative county of West- (i) The London and North Eastern Railway. Suffolk— The Bury St. Edmunds to Newmarket (b) In the urban district of Hadleigh— Road in the parish of Westley; the Forn- Parish of Hadleigh— ham St. Martin to Honington Road on Bridge Street from Hadleigh Bridge to the northern boundary of the parish of High Street, High Street, Benton Street Fornham St. Martin; the Bury St. from High Street to Station Farm, Angei. Edmunds to Thetford Road in the parish Street from High Street to Long Bessells,, of Barnham; the Bury St. Edmunds to and George Street from High Street to, Gedding (via Little Welnetham) Road in Long Bessells. • r the parish of Great Welnetham; the Lavenham to Felshani (via Coekfield) (c) In the rural district of Cosford— • . ._,,;, Road in the parish of Cock-field; the Bury Parish of Lavenham— : ••/'•. St. Edmunds to Lavenham Road in the Church Street from Churchyard 'to;' parish of Lavenham: the Bury St. High Street and High Street from- Edmunds to Diss Road in the parish of Church Street to the Congregational Palgrave; in the parish of Palgrave the road north of the Rookery (in the parish Chapel.. of Wortham) from its junction with the 5. The streets and parts of streets and rail- Bury St. Edmunds to Diss Road to its ways outside the area of supply which the junction with the Ipswich to Norwich Undertakers propose to take special power to- Road (at a point south-west of Scole); break up are:— the Stowmarket to Rickinghall Road at Finningham Station; the Ipswich to (a) Streets— Norwich Road in the parish of Yaxley; In the administrative . county of West the Ipswich to Manningtree Road in the Suffolk— parish of Brantham; and the Ipswich to In the borough of Bury St. Edmunds— Tuddenham Road on the north-eastern Cattle Market; St. Andrews Street- boundary of the borough of Ipswieh. South; St. Andrews Street North; Out (ii) The Mid Suffolk Light Railway. Northgate; Fornham Road; Risbygate- Street; Northgate Street; Eastgate> The Ipswich to Norwich Road on the. Street; Great Barton Road; Out Risby- common boundary of the parishes of gate; Newmarket Road; Westgate Street;.- Mendlesham, and Wetheringsett-cum- Southgate Street; Stowmarket Road;. Brockford. Crown Street; and Angel Hill. (b) Railways:— In the administrative county of East Suffolk— (i) The London and North Eastern Railway. In the borough of Eye— On the Ipswich to Haughley line, the The Ipswich to Diss Road and the Eye level crossing onthelpswichtoSproughton to Thornham Parva Road. Road- in the parish of Sproughton, the level crossing a.t Clay don Station, and the In the urban district of Woodbridge— level crossing on the eastern boundary of The Ipswich to Great Yarmouth Main' the urban district of Stowmarket on the- Road. Debenhani to Stowmarket Road-; on the In the urban district of Saxmundham— . Hadleigh branch line, the level crossing at The Ipswich to Great Yarmouth Main. Capel St. Mary Station; on the Ipswich Road and the Saxmundham to Debenham to Colchester line, the level crossing at Main Road..
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