2090 THE LONDON GAZETTE, 26 MARCH, 1929. mere, together with the branch road via Low a Light Railway in the City of Liverpool House to the Kendal-Bowness on Windermere and in the Rural District of Sefton in the Eoad (B.5284), near the Golf Club House. County Palatine of Lancaster. Copies of the Order will shortly be obtain- Rural District of South Westmorland. able at His Majesty's Stationery Office. Paradise Lane, Beetham, from the Kendal- Lancaster Road (A. 6), near Belaside, to the Ministry of Transport, Milnthorpe-Holme Road (B.6384), near 6, Whitehall Gardens, Ackenthwaite. London, S.W. 1. Pool Darkin Lane and Hangbridge Lane, 25th March, 1929. Beetham, from the Kendal-Lancaster Road (A.6), near Beetham Mill, to the Milnthorpe- Holme Road (B.6384), near Hang Bridge. Pye's Bridge Lane, Beetham, from the Kendal-Lancaster Road (A. 6), near Hale ORDER OF THE MINISTER OF Green, to the Milnthorpe-Holme Road AGRICULTURE AND FISHERIES. (.B.6384), about 400 yards south of Elmsneld (DATED 24TH MARCH, 1929). Railway Bridge. Farleton Lane from the Milnthorpe-Holme Road (B.6384), near Elmsneld Railway Bridge, FOOT-AND-MOUTH DISEASE (INFECTED to the Kendal-Burton-Carnforth Road AREAS) ORDER OF 1929 (No. 18). (A. 6070), near the Duke of Cumberland Inn. Neaum Wood Road from the Ambleside- Skelwith Bridge Road (A.593), near Neaum The Minister of Agriculture and Fisheries, Hurst, to the Ellers Brow-Grasmere Road, by virtue and in exercise of the powers vested near Tarn Foot. in him under the Diseases of Animals Acts, Road from ,the Skelwith Bridge-Chapel 1894 to 1927, and of every other power Stile Road (B.5343), near the Elterwater Police enabling him in this behalf, hereby orders as Station, to the Ellers Brow-Grasmere Road, follows:— near Grassings Plantation. Branch Road from the last-specified rpad to Declaration of Foot-and-Mouth Disease the Skelwith Bridge-Chapel Stile Road Infected Area. (B.5343). 1. The Area described in the Schedule to Langdale-Grasmere Road from the road this Order is hereby declared to be a Foot-and- junction near Holy Trinity Church, Chapel Mouth Disease Infected Area for the purposes Stile, to the Ellers Brow-Grasmere Road, of the Foot-and-Mouth Disease (Infected Areas north-east of High Close. Restrictions) Order of 1925. Walthwaite Wood Road from the Skelwith Short Title. Bridge-Chapel Stile Road (B.5343), north of Elterwater Village, to the Langdale-Grasmere 2. This Order may be cited as the FOOT-AND- Road, near Ashleygarth Crag. MOUTH DISEASE (INFECTED ABEAS) ORDEK OF Little Langdale-Elter water Road from the 1929 (No. 18) and shall be read with the Order Post Office, Little Langdale, via Colwith, to referred to in Article 1. the Post Office, Elterwater. In witness whereof the Official Seal of the Road from the Kendal-Bowness on Winder- Minister of Agriculture and mere Road (B.5284), near St. Catherine's Fisheries is Hereunto affixed this Church, Crook, to the Kendal-Bowland Bridge twenty-fourth "day of March, nine- Road, at Crosthwaite Green. teen hundred and twenty-nine. Lindeth Lane, Undermillbeck, from the (L.S.) D. A. E. Cabot, Kendal-Bowness on Windermere Road Authorised by the Minister. (B.5284), near Out Moss, to the Blackwell- Sampool Bridge Road, near High Mill. Branch Road from Lindeth Lane, Undermill- SCHEDULE. beck, to the Blackwell-Sampool Bridge Road, about 630 yards north-west of High Mill. An Area comprising: — The county of London (including the city of SECOND SCHEDULE. London but excluding the pnnshes of Poplar Borough of Kendal. Borough, St. John at Hackney and Stoke Nen-ing tori). Branthwaite Brow from Market Place to Finkle Street (A.6). In the county of Surrey. Kent Street from New Road to Finkle Street The county borough of Croydou, the (A.6). boroughs of Kingston-upon-Thames, Reigate, Richmond and Wimbledon. The petty sessional divisions of Mortlake, Wimbledon, Kingston, Croydon, Sutton, Epsom (except the parishes of Great Bookhant NOTICE. - and Little Bookham) and so much of the petty LIGHT RAILWAYS ACTS, 1896 AND 1912. sessional division of Godstone as lies to the RAILWAYS ACT, 1921. north of the railway from Tonbridge to Red- hill and the parishes of Buckland, Kingswood, The Minister of Transport has recently made Chipstead, Gatton, Merstham and Chaldon the undermentioned Order :— and so much of the parish of Nutfield as lies The Liverpool Corporation Light Railways to the north of the railway from Tonbridge to Order 1929 authorising the construction of Redhill..