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 ANNO SECUNDO & TERTIO 
 
 GULIELMI IV. REGIS. 
 
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 CAP. LXIV. 
 
 An Act to settle and describe the Divisions of 
 Counties, and the Limits of Cities and Boroughs, 
 in England and Wales, in so far as respects the 
 Election of Members to serve in Parliament. 
 
 [11th J?^/^ 1832.] 
 
 WHEREAS by an Act passed in this present Session of 
 Parliament, and intituled An Act to amend the Repre- 2W.4. c.45. 
 sent at ion of the People in England and Wales, it is 
 (amongst other things) provided, that each of the Counties enume- 
 rated in the Schedule marked (F.) thereto annexed should be divided 
 into Two Divisions, which Divisions should be settled and described 
 by an Act to be passed for that Purpose in this present Parliament, 
 which Act, when passed, should be deemed and taken to be Part of 
 the Act now in recital as fully and effectually as if incorporated 
 therewith ; and that Two Knights of the Shire should be chosen for 
 each Division of the said Counties ; and that the Court for the 
 Election of such Knights of the Shire should be held at the Place 
 to be named for that Purpose in the Act so to be passed for settling 
 and describing the Divisions of the said Counties : And whereas the 
 Act so to be passed for settling and describing the Divisions of the 
 said Counties, as in the said recited Act is mentioned, is this present 
 Act : And whereas the several Counties enumerated in the said 
 Schedule marked (F.) to the said recited Act annexed are the 
 several Counties whereof the Divisions are herein-after settled and 
 6 T described :
 
 534 
 
 Divisions of 
 Cheshire. 
 
 2'' & S** GULIELMI IV. Cap.64. 
 
 described : Be it therefore enacted by the King's most Excellent 
 Majesty, by and with the Advice and Consent of the Lords Spiritual 
 and Temporal, and Commons, in this present Parliament assembled, 
 and by the Authority of the same, That the Two Divisions of the 
 County of Chester shall respectively be called the Northern 
 Division and the Southern Division ; and that such Northern Division 
 shall include the whole of the respective Hundreds of 
 
 Macclesfield 
 and 
 
 BUCKLOW ; 
 
 and that such Southern Division shall include the whole of the several 
 Hundreds of 
 
 Broxton, 
 
 Eddisbury, 
 
 Nantvvich, 
 
 northwich, 
 and 
 
 WiRRALL ; 
 
 and also the City and County of the City of Chester ; 
 and that the Court for the Election of Knights of the Shire shall be 
 held for such Northern Division at the Town of Knutsford, and for 
 such Southern Division at the City of Chester. 
 
 Divisions of II. And be it enacted. That the Two Divisions of the County of 
 Cornwall. CORNWALL shall respectively be called the Eastern Division and the 
 Western Division ; and that such Eastern Division shall include the 
 whole of the several Hundreds called 
 East, 
 West, 
 Lesnewth, 
 Stratton, 
 
 and 
 Trigg ; 
 and also the following Parishes and Places in the Hundred 
 of Powder ; (that is to say,) 
 St. Austell, 
 St. Blazey, 
 St. De?iis, 
 St. Ewe, 
 Fo'wey, 
 Gorrafi, 
 
 Ladock, •'■ 
 
 Lanlivery, 
 Lostwithiel, 
 Luxulion, 
 Mevagissey , 
 St. Mewmi, 
 St. Michael Carhaise, 
 Roach, 
 
 St. Sampson* s, 
 St. Stephen* s in Brannel, 
 
 and 
 Tywardreth, 
 
 together
 
 2*'&3°GULIELMI IV. Cap. 64. 535 
 
 together with all such Part of the Himdredof Ptdar as will 
 not he included in the Western Divisions of the County of 
 Cornwall next herein-after described ; 
 and that such Western Division shall include the whole of the re- 
 spective Hundreds of 
 Kerrier 
 
 and 
 Penwith ; 
 all such Part of the Hundred of Powder as will not 
 be included in the Eastern Division of the County of 
 Cormoall, herein-before described ; 
 the following Parishes in the Hundred of Pydar; (that is 
 to say,) 
 
 St. Agnes, 
 Crantock, 
 Cubert, 
 Ncwlyn, 
 St. Enoder, 
 
 and 
 Perranzabuloe, 
 and the Scilly Isj^ands ; 
 and that the Court for the Election of Knights of the Shire shall be 
 held for such Eastern Division at the Borough of Bodmin, and for 
 such Western Division at the Borough of Truro. 
 
 III. And be it enacted, That the Two Divisions of the County of Divisions of 
 Cumberland shall respectively be called the Eastern Division and Cumberland. 
 the Western Division ; and that such Eastern Division shall include 
 
 the whole of the several Wards of 
 
 Cumberland, 
 
 Eskdale, 
 and 
 
 Leath ; 
 and that such Western Division shall include tlie whole of the respec- 
 tive Wards of 
 
 Allerdale above Derwent, 
 and 
 
 Allerdale below Derwent ; 
 and that the Court for the Election of Knights of the Shire shall be 
 held for such Eastern Division at the City of Carlisle, and for such 
 Western Division at the Borough of Cockermout/i. 
 
 IV. And be it enacted. That the Two Divisions of the County of Divisions of 
 Derby shall respectively be called the Northern Division and the ■0«^*2'- 
 Southern Division ; and that such Northern Division shall include the 
 
 whole of the respective Hundreds of 
 High Peak 
 
 and 
 Scarsdale ; 
 and also so much of the Wapentake of Wirksworth as, 
 by virtue of the Order made at the Quarter Sessions of 
 the Peace for the County of Derby held at the Borough 
 
 of
 
 5BS^ 2°&3^GULIELMI IV. Cap.64. 
 
 of Derby on the Twenty-eighth Day of June One 
 thousand eight hundred and thirty-one, is comprised 
 in the Bakevcell Division, as establislied by such 
 Order ; 
 and that such Southern Division shall include the whole of the several 
 Hundreds of 
 
 Appletree, 
 
 MoRLESTON and Litchurch, 
 
 and 
 Repton and Gresley ; 
 and all such Parts of the Wapentake of Wirksworth as 
 will not be included within the Northern Division of the 
 County of Derby last herein-before described ; 
 and that the Court for the Election of Knights of the Shire shall be 
 iield for such Northern Division at the Town of Bake'well, and for 
 sucli Southern Division at the County Hall in Derby. 
 
 Divisions of V. And be it enacted, That the Two Divisions of the County of 
 Devon. Devon sliall respectively be called the Northern Division and the 
 
 Southern Division ; and that such Northern Division shall include 
 the whole of the several Hundreds of 
 
 Bampton, 
 
 Black Torrington, 
 
 Braunton, 
 
 Crediton, 
 
 Fremington, 
 
 Halberton, 
 
 Hartland, 
 
 Havridge, 
 
 Hemyock, 
 
 North Tawton and AVinkleigh, 
 
 Shebbear, 
 
 Sherwill, 
 
 SoUTH-MoLTON, 
 
 Tiverton, 
 
 Witheridge, 
 and 
 
 West Budleigh ; 
 and tliat such Southern Division shall include the whole of the several 
 IIiimh-(Hls of 
 
 axminster, 
 
 Clyston, 
 
 COLYTON, 
 
 Ottery St. Mary, 
 East Budleigh, 
 
 LiFTON, 
 
 Exminster, 
 
 Teignbridge, 
 
 Haytor, 
 
 Coleridge, 
 
 Stanborough, 
 
 Ermington, 
 
 Plympton,
 
 2" & 3° GULIELMl IV. Cap.64. 537 
 
 Plymx'ton, 
 roborougii, 
 
 and 
 Tavistock ; 
 and also the Castle of Exeter ; 
 
 and the Hundred of Wonford, except sucli Parts of that 
 Hundred as are included in the Limits of the City of 
 Exeter as herein-after described ; 
 and that the Court for the Election of Knights of the Shire shall be 
 held for such Northern Division at the Town of South-MoUon, and 
 for such Southern Division at the City of Exeter. 
 
 VI. And be it enacted, That the Two Divisions of the County of Divisions of 
 Durham shall respectively be called the Northern Division and the -^"'"^«'"- 
 Southern Division ; and that such Northern Division shall include the 
 whole of the respective Wards of 
 
 Chester 
 and 
 
 Easington ; 
 and that such Southern Division shall include the whole of the respec- 
 tive Wards of 
 
 Darlington 
 and 
 
 Stockton ; 
 and that the Court for the Election of Knights of the Shire shall be 
 held for such Northern Division at the City of Durham, and for 
 such Southern Division at the Town of Darliniiton. 
 
 -to' 
 
 VII. And be it enacted. That the Two Divisions of the County of Divisions of 
 Essex shall respectively be called the Northern Division and the Essex, 
 Southern Divisio7i ; and that such Northern Division shall include the 
 whole of the several Hundreds of 
 Clavering, 
 
 DUNMOW, 
 
 Freshwell, 
 
 HiNCKFORD, 
 
 Lexden, 
 Tendring, 
 Thurstable, 
 Uttlesford, 
 Winstree, 
 and 
 
 WiTHAM ; 
 
 and that such Southern Division shall include the whole of the several 
 Hundreds of 
 
 Barstable, 
 
 Becontree, 
 
 Chafford, 
 
 Chelmsford, 
 
 Dengie, 
 
 Harlow, 
 
 Ongar, 
 
 6 U Ongar,
 
 538 2*'&3"GULIELMI IV. Cap.64. 
 
 ROCHFORD, 
 
 and 
 Waltham ; 
 and of the Liberty of Havering ; 
 and that the Court for the Election of Knights of the Sliire shall be 
 held for such Northern Division at the Town of Brainiree, and for 
 such Southern Division at the Town of C/ielmsJorYl. 
 
 Divisions of VIII. And be it enacted, That the Two Divisions of the County of 
 lowester. GLOUCESTER shall respectively be called the Eastern Division and the 
 Western Division ; and that such Eastern Division shall include the 
 whole of the several Hundreds of 
 
 Crowthorne and Minety, 
 Brightwell's Barrow, 
 Bradley, 
 Rapsgate, 
 
 BiSLEY, 
 
 longtree, 
 
 Whitstone, 
 
 Kiftsgate, 
 
 Westminster, 
 
 Deerhurst, 
 
 Slaughter, 
 
 Cheltenham, 
 
 Cleeve, 
 
 Tibaldston, 
 
 Tewkesbury, 
 
 and 
 DuDSTONE and King's Barton ; 
 and also the City and County of the City of Gloucester 
 and the Borough of Cirencester ; 
 and that such Western Division shall include the whole of the several 
 Hundreds of 
 
 Berkley, 
 
 Thornbury, 
 
 Langley and Swineshead, 
 
 Grumbald's Ash, 
 
 PucKLE Church, 
 
 Lancaster Duchy, 
 
 Botloe, 
 
 St. Briarvel's, 
 
 Westbury, 
 
 and 
 Blidesloe ', 
 and the Hundreds of Henbury and Barton Regis, ex- 
 cept such Parts of those Hundreds as are included 
 in the Limits of the City of Bristol as herein-after 
 described ; 
 and that the C^ourt for the Election of Knights of the Shire shall be 
 held for such Eastern Division at the City of Gloucester, and for 
 such Western Division at the Town of Dursley. 
 
 IX. And
 
 2"&3°GUL1ELMI IV. Cap.r)4. 539 
 
 IX. And be it enacted, That the Two Divisions of the County Divisions of 
 of Hants shall respectively be called the Northern Division and the ■^°"'*- 
 Southern Division ; and that such Northern Division shall include 
 
 the whole of the several now existing Divisions of 
 Alton, 
 Andover, 
 Basingstoki;, 
 King's Clere, 
 Droxford, 
 Odiham, 
 Petersfield, 
 
 and 
 Winchester, 
 as the same are now established by virtue of an Order 
 made by His Majesty's Justices of the Peace for the 
 County of Hants at the Midsummer Quarter Sessions 
 for the said County held at Winchester on the Twenty- 
 eighth Day of June One thousand eight hundred and 
 thirty-one ; and also all such other Places, if any, in 
 the saidCounty of iJa??/*, as are locally situated within 
 or are surrounded by the said Sessional Divisions 
 or any of them, and are not mentioned in the said 
 Order ; 
 and that such Southern Division shall include the whole of the several 
 now existing Divisions of 
 Fareham, 
 Lymington, 
 
 RiNGWOOD, 
 ROMSEY, 
 
 and 
 Southampton, 
 as the same are now established by the Order aforesaid ; 
 and also all such other Places, if any, in the said 
 County of Hants, as are locally situated within or are 
 surrounded by the said Four last-mentioned Sessional 
 Divisions of the said County or any of them, and are 
 not mentioned in the said Order ; 
 and also the Town and County of the Town of 
 Southampton ; 
 and that the Court for the Election of Knights of the Shire shall be 
 held for such Noithern Division at the City of Winchester, and for 
 such Southern Division at the Borough of Southampton. 
 
 X. And be it enacted. That the Two Divisions of the County of Divisions of 
 Kent shall respectively be called the Eastern Division and the -^«*»'- 
 Western Division; and that such Eastern Division shall include 
 
 the whole of the respective Lathes of 
 St. Augustine 
 
 and 
 Shepway, 
 
 including the Liberty of Romn^y Marsh, 
 and of the Upper Division of the Lathe of Scray ; 
 
 and
 
 540 2°&3"GULlELMi IV. Cap.C4. 
 
 and that sucli Western Division shall iiichule the whole of the 
 respective Lathes of 
 
 SUTTON-AT-HONE 
 
 and 
 Aylesford, 
 and of the Lower Division of the Lathe of Scray ; 
 and that the Court for the Election of Knights of the Shire shall be 
 held for such Eastern Division at tlie City of Canterki>\ij, and foi- 
 such Western Division at the Borough of Maidsto7ie. 
 
 Divisions of 
 Lancaster. 
 
 XL And be it enacted, That the Two Divisions of the County 
 of Lancaster shall respectively be called the Northern Division 
 and the Southern Division ; and that such Northern Division shall 
 include the whole of the several Hundreds of 
 
 Lonsdale, 
 
 Amounderness, 
 
 Leyland, 
 and 
 
 Blackburn ; 
 and that such Southern Division shall include the whole of the 
 respective Hundreds of 
 
 Salford 
 and 
 
 West Derby ; 
 and that the Court for the Election of Knights of the Shire shall be 
 held for such Northern Division at the Borough of Lancaster, and 
 for such Southern Division at the Town of Newto?i. 
 
 Divisions of 
 Leicester. 
 
 Xn. And be it enacted, That the Two Divisions of the County of 
 Leicester shall respectively be called the Nortliern Division and the 
 Sonthern Division ; and that such Northern Division shall include 
 the whole of the several Hundreds of 
 West Goscote, 
 East Goscote, 
 
 and 
 Framland ; 
 and also those Two detached Portions of the Hundred 
 of Gartree which are situated on the East of the 
 Hundred of East Goscote ; 
 and that such Southern Division shall include the whole of the several 
 Hundreds of 
 
 Gartree (except as before mentioned), 
 Sparkenhoe, 
 
 and 
 Guthlaxton ; 
 and also the Borough of Leicester and the Liberties 
 thereof; 
 and that the Court for the Election of Knights of the Shire shall be 
 held for such Northern Division at the Town of Loughborough, and 
 for such Southern Division at the Borough of Leicester. 
 
 XHL And
 
 2"&3"GLIL1ELMI IV. Cap. 64. 541 
 
 XIII. And be it enacted, That the Two Divisions of the County of ^"f^J'^ °^ 
 Norfolk shall respectively be called the Eastern Division and the '^^ ' 
 Western Division ; and that such Eastern Division shall include the 
 whole of the several Hundreds of 
 
 Blofield, 
 
 Clavering, 
 
 Depwade, 
 
 Diss, 
 
 Earsham, 
 
 North Erpingham, 
 
 South Erpingham, 
 
 Eynesford, 
 
 East Flegg, 
 
 West Flegg, 
 
 Forehoe, 
 
 Happing, 
 
 Hensteau, 
 
 Humbleyaud, 
 
 LODDON, 
 
 Taversham, 
 
 TuNSTEADj 
 
 and 
 
 Walsham ; 
 and that such Western Division shall include the whole of the several 
 Hundreds of 
 
 Freebridge Marshland, 
 
 ■SiVIlTHDON, 
 
 Freebridge Lynn, 
 
 Clackclose, 
 
 Brothercross, 
 
 Gallow, 
 
 Holt, 
 
 Launditch, 
 
 South Greenhoe, 
 
 Grimshoe, 
 
 North Greenhoe, 
 
 Wayland, 
 
 Shropham, 
 
 Gilt Cross, 
 and 
 
 Mitford ; 
 and that the Court for the Election of Knights of the Shire shall be 
 held for such Eastern Division at the City of Norwich, and for such 
 WesteiTi Division at the Town of Swaffham. 
 
 XIV. And be it enacted, That the Two Divisions of the County of Divisions of 
 Northampton shall respectively be called the Northern Division and Nonlianqiiuti. 
 the Southern Division ; and that such Northern Division shall include 
 the whole of the 
 
 Liberty of Peterborough, 
 
 and of the several Hundreds of 
 
 WiLLYBROOK, 
 
 Polebrook, 
 
 C X Huxloe,
 
 512 
 
 Divisions of 
 Northiimher- 
 land. 
 
 2"&3"GULIELM! IV. Cap.()4. 
 
 HUXLOE, 
 
 Navisford, 
 
 Corby, 
 
 HiGHAM Ferrers, 
 
 rothwell, 
 
 Hamfordshoe, 
 and 
 
 Orlingbury ; 
 and that such Southern Division shall include the whole of the several 
 Hundreds of 
 
 Kings Sutton, 
 
 Chipping Warden, 
 
 Greens Norton, 
 
 Cleley, 
 
 Towcester, 
 
 Favvsley, 
 
 Wymersley, 
 
 Spelhoe, 
 
 Norottee Grove, 
 and 
 
 GuiLSBOROUGH ; 
 
 and that the Court for the Election of Knights of the Shire shall be 
 held for sucli Northern Division at the Town of Kettering, and for 
 such Southern Division at tlie Borough of Northampton. 
 
 XV. And be it enacted, That the Two Divisions of the County of 
 Northumberland shall respectively be called the Northern Division 
 and the Southern Division ; and that such Northern Division shall 
 include the whole of the several Wards of 
 
 Bamborough, 
 
 Coquetdai.e, 
 
 G LEND ale, 
 
 and 
 Morpeth, 
 and of the Berwick Bounds ; 
 and that such Southern Division sjiall include the wlioU' of the 
 i-es])ectivc Wards of 
 
 Tynedalk, 
 
 and 
 Castle, 
 and also the Town and County of the Town of 
 Newcastle-upon-Tyne ; 
 and tliat the Court for the Election of Knights of the Shire shall be 
 iield for such Northern Division at the Town of Alnxvick, and for 
 such Southern Division at the Town of Hexham. 
 
 Divisions of XVI. And be it enacted, That the Two Divisions of the County of 
 Noiiinyham. No-riiNGHAM shall j-espcctively be called the Northern Division and 
 the Southern Division; and that such Northern Division shall include 
 the whole of the respective Hundreds of 
 Bassetlaw 
 
 and 
 Broxstow ; 
 
 and
 
 2"&3''GULIELMI IV. Cap.64. 543 
 
 and that such Southern Division shall include the whole of the 
 several Hundreds of 
 
 rushcliffe, 
 
 Bingham, 
 
 Newark, 
 and 
 
 Thurgarton ; 
 and that the Court for the Election of Knights of the Shire shall be 
 held for such Northern Division at the Town of Mansfield, and for 
 such Southern Division at the Borough of 'Newark. 
 
 XVII. And be it enacted, That the Two Divisions of the County Divisions of 
 of Salop shall respectively be called the Nortliern Division and the f^a^^- 
 Southern Division ; and that such Northern Division shall include 
 
 the whole of the several Hundreds of 
 Oswestry, 
 
 PiMHILL, 
 
 North Bradford, 
 and 
 
 South Bradford, 
 and of tlie Liberty of 
 
 Shrewsbury ; 
 and that such Southern Division sliall include the whole of the 
 several Hundreds of 
 
 Brimstrey, ■"'■ 
 
 Chirbury, 
 
 Condover, ,^^ 
 
 Ford, \\ 
 
 MUNSLOW, 
 
 Overs, 
 
 PuRSLOW, including Clun, 
 
 and 
 Stoddesdon, 
 and of the Franchise of 
 Wenlock ; 
 and that the Court for the Election of Knights of the Shire shall be 
 held for such Northern Division at the Borough o^ Shrexvshury, and 
 for such Southern Division at the Town o^ Church Stretton. 
 
 XVIII. And be it enacted, That the Two Divisions of the County Divisions of 
 of Somerset shall respectively be called the Eastern Division and Somerset. 
 the Western Division ; and that such Eastern Division shall include 
 
 the whole of the several Hundreds or Liberties of 
 Bath Forum, 
 Bempstone, 
 Brent and Wrington, 
 Bruton, 
 Catsash, 
 
 Chew and Chewton, 
 Norton Ferris, 
 Frowe, 
 Gl ASTON Twelve Hides, 
 
 Hamp-
 
 544 2"&3"GULIELMI IV. Cap.G4. 
 
 Ha.mpxon and Ci.averton, 
 
 HoilETHOUNE, 
 
 Keynsham, 
 
 KiLMERSDON, ■ 
 
 Mells and Leigh, 
 portbury, 
 Wellow, 
 Wells Forum, 
 Whitstone, 
 
 WiNTERSTOKE, 
 
 and 
 
 WiTHAM Friary ; 
 and also the Hundred of Hartcliffe with Bedminster, 
 except such Parts of that Hundred as are included 
 in the Lin)its of the City of Bristol as herein-after 
 described ; 
 and that such Western Division shall include the whole of the several 
 Hundreds of 
 
 Abdick and Bulstone, 
 
 Andersfield, 
 
 Cannington, 
 
 Carhampton, 
 
 Crewkerne, 
 
 North Curry, 
 
 HouNDSBOiiouGH, Berwick, and Coker, 
 
 HuNTSPiLL and Puriton, 
 
 Kingsbury, East, 
 
 Kingsbury, West, 
 
 Martock, 
 
 MiLVERTON, 
 
 North Petherton, 
 
 South Petherton, 
 
 Pitney, 
 
 somertox, 
 
 Stone, 
 
 Taunton and Taunton Dean, 
 
 TiNTINHULL, 
 
 Whitley, 
 and 
 
 WiLLiTON and Freemanous ; 
 and that the Court for the Election of Kniglits of the Shire shall be 
 held for such Eastern Division at the City of Wells, and for such 
 Western Division at the Borouy,)! of T'aunton. 
 
 •f.' 
 
 Divisions of XIX. And be it enacted, That tlic Two Divisions of the County 
 siufford. (jf Sxafford shall respectively be called the Northern Division and 
 the Southern Division ; and that such Northern Division shall include 
 tlie whole of the several Hundreds of 
 Pjrehill, 
 totmonslow, 
 
 and 
 North Oj'flow ; 
 
 and
 
 2°&3°GULIELMI IV. Cap.64. 545 
 
 and that such Southern Division sliall include the whole of the 
 respective Hundreds of 
 
 South Offlow, 
 
 Seisdon, 
 and 
 
 CUTTLESTONE ; 
 
 and that the Court for the Election of Knights of the Shire shall be 
 held for such Northern Division at the Borough of Stafford, and for 
 such Southern Division at the City of Liclifield. 
 
 XX. And be it enacted, That the Two Divisions of the County of Divisions of 
 Suffolk shall respectively be called the Eastern Division and the Suffolk. 
 Western Division ; and that such Western Division shall include the 
 whole of the 
 
 Liberty of Bury St. Edmund's, 
 and of the respective Hundreds of 
 Hartesmere 
 
 and 
 Stow ; 
 and that such Eastern Division shall include 
 
 all such Parts of the County of Suffolk as are not com- 
 prised in the Liberty of Bury St. Edmunds, or in either 
 of the Hundreds of Hartesmere and Stow j 
 and that the Court for the Election of Knights of the Shire shall be 
 held for such Western Division at the Borough oi Bury St. Edmund's, 
 and for such Eastern Division at the Borough of Ipswich. 
 
 XXL And be it enacted, That the Two Divisions of the County Divisions of 
 of Surrey shall respectively be called the Eastern Division and the Surra/. 
 Western Division ; and that such Eastern Division shall include the 
 whole of the several Hundreds of 
 
 Brixton, 
 
 Kingston, 
 
 Reigate, 
 
 Tandridge, 
 and 
 
 Wallington ; 
 and that such Western Division sliall include the wiiolc of the several 
 Hundreds of 
 
 Blackheath, 
 
 CoPTHORNE, 
 
 Effingham, 
 Elmbridge, 
 Earn HAM, 
 Godalming, 
 Godley and Chertsey, 
 Woking, 
 and 
 
 WOTTON ; 
 
 and that the Court for the Election of Knights of the Shire shall be 
 held for such Eastern Division at the Town of Croydon, and for such 
 Western Division at the Borough of Guildford. 
 
 6 Y XXn. And
 
 546 2''&3"GULIELM1 IV. Cap.G4. 
 
 Divisions of XXII. And be it enacted, That the Two Divisions of the County 
 Sussex. of Sussex shall respectively be called the Eastern Division and the 
 
 Wester?! Divisio7i ; and that such Easteim Division shall include the 
 whole of the several Rapes of 
 Lewes, 
 Hastings, 
 
 and 
 Pevensey ; 
 and that such Western Division shall include the whole of the several 
 Rapes of 
 
 Arundel, 
 Bramber, 
 
 and 
 Chichester ; 
 and that the Court for the Election of Knights of the Shire shall be 
 held for such Eastern Division at the Borough of Lctces, and ibr 
 such Western Division at the City of Chichester. 
 
 Divisions of XXIII. And be it enacted, That the Two Divisions of the County 
 Wartvicli. of Warwick shall respectively be called the Northern Divisio?i and 
 the Soicthern Division ; and that such Northern Division shall include 
 the whole of the Hundred of 
 sd 5!>-.d» Hemlingford, 
 
 and of the County of the City of 
 
 Coventry, 
 and the Rugby Division, 
 
 and the Kirby Division of the Hundred of K\rGiiTLOw ; 
 and that such Southern Division shall include the whole of the re- 
 spective Hundreds of 
 
 Barlichway, 
 
 and 
 Kington, 
 and the Kenilworth Division, 
 
 and the Southam Division of the Hundred of Knigiitlow ; 
 and that the Court for the Election of Knights of the Shire shall 
 be held for such Northern Division at the Town of Coleshill, and 
 for such Southern Division at the Boroui>li of Warxiick. 
 
 'o 
 
 Divisions of XXIV. And be it enacted, That the Two Divisions of tlie County 
 Wilts. of Wilts shall respectively be called the Northern Division and the 
 
 Southern Division; and that such Northern Division sluill include 
 the whole of the several Hundreds of 
 
 Chippenham, 
 
 North Damerham, 
 
 Bradford, 
 
 m elk sham, 
 
 Potterne and Cannings, 
 
 Calne, 
 
 Selkley, 
 
 Ramsbury, 
 
 Whorwelsuown, 
 
 SwANIiOUOUGH, 
 
 Highworth, Cuicklade, and Staple, 
 
 Kings-
 
 2**&3°GULIELMI IV. Cap.64. 547; 
 
 KiNGSBIUDGE, i 
 
 and .icfcisVi 
 
 Malmsbury ; 
 and that such Southern Division shall include the whole of the several 
 Hundreds of 
 
 KiNWARDSTONE, 
 
 Heytesbury, 
 Branch and Dole, 
 Elstub and Everley, 
 
 Amesbury, 
 
 Warminster, 
 
 Mere, 
 
 South Damerham, 
 
 DOWNTON, 
 
 Chalk, 
 
 DUNWORTH, li 
 
 Cawden and Cadworth, z 
 
 Frustfield, 
 
 Alderbury, 
 
 Underditch, 
 and 
 
 Westbury ; 
 and that the Court for the Election of Knights of the Shire shall be 
 held for such Northern Division at the Borough of Devizes, and for 
 such Southern Division at tlie City of Salisbury. 
 
 XXV. And be it enacted, That the Two Divisions of the County of Divisions of 
 Worcester shall respectively be called the Eastern Division and the Worcester. 
 Western Division ; and that such Eastern Division shall include the 
 whole of the several now existing Divisions of 
 
 Stourbridge, 
 
 Dudley, 
 
 Droitwich, 
 
 Northfield, 
 
 BlOCKLEY, IB 
 
 and >(] 
 
 Pershore, 'i 
 
 as the same are established by an Order made by His 
 Majesty's Justices of the Peace for the County of fVor- 
 cester at the Epiphany Quarter Sessions for the Year 
 One thousand eight hundred and thirty-one ; 
 and also the Borough of Evesham ; and also all such other 
 Places, if any, in the said County of Worcester, as are 
 locally situated within or are surrounded by the herein- 
 before mentioned Sessional Divisions thereof, or any of them, 
 and are not mentioned in the said Order ; 
 and that such Western Division shall include the whole of the several 
 now existing Divisions of 
 Upton, 
 Worcester, 
 Hundred House, 
 
 and 
 Kidderminster, 
 as the same are established by the last-mentioned Order ; 
 
 and
 
 548 2^* & 3" GULIELMI IV. Cap.64. 
 
 and also the City and County of the City of Worcester ; 
 and also all such other Places, if any, in the said County of 
 ii- Worcester, as are locally situated within or are surrounded 
 
 by the Four lastly herein-before mentioned Sessional Divi- 
 sions thereof, or any of them, and are not mentioned in the 
 said Order ; 
 and that the Court for the Election of Knights of the Shire shall be 
 held for such Eastern Division at the Borough of Droitwich, and 
 for such Western Division at the City of Worcester. 
 
 Provision for XXVI. And be it enacted, That the isolated Parts of Counties in 
 detached England and Wales which are described in the Schedule to this Act 
 annexed marked (M.) shall, as to the Election of Members to serve 
 in Parliament as Knights of the Shire, be considered as forming 
 Parts of the respective Counties and Divisions which are respectively 
 mentioned in the Fourth Column of the said Schedule (M.) in con- 
 junction with the Names of such isolated Parts respectively ; and 
 that every Part of any County in England or Wales which is 
 detached from the main Body of such County, but for which no 
 special Provision is hereby made, shall be considered, for the Pur- 
 poses of the Election of Members to serve in Parliament as Knights 
 of the Shire, as forming Part of that County (not being a County 
 Corporate), and of that Division, Riding, or Parts, whereby such 
 detached Part shall be surrounded ; but if any such detached Part 
 shall be surrounded by Two or more Counties, or Divisions, Ridings, 
 or Parts, then as forming Part of that County, or Division, Riding, 
 or Parts, with which such detached Part shall have the longest 
 common Boundary. 
 
 Parts of 
 Counties. 
 
 Provision for 
 the detached 
 Parts of 
 Hundreds, 
 &c. 
 
 I'rovision for 
 TJbertics,&c. 
 
 XXVII. And be it further enacted. That as respects the Counties 
 of York and Lincoln, and also the Counties herein-before divided, 
 except the Counties of Hants and Worcester, every Portion of any 
 Hundred, Ward, Wapentake, Rape, Lathe, or Liberty of any such 
 County whicii is detached from the main Body of such Hundred, 
 Ward, Wapentake, Rape, Lathe, or Liberty, and is also locally 
 separated from that Division of the County to which such main Body 
 is to belong under the Provisions contained in this Act or in the 
 herein-before recited Act, but which is not subject to the Provisions 
 lastly herein-before contained, shall, for the Purpose of the Election 
 of Members to serve in Parliament as Knights of the Shire, be con- 
 sidered as forming Part of that Division, Parts, or Riding of the same 
 County by which such detached Portion is surrounded or to whicii 
 it adjoins. 
 
 ' XXVHL And be it enacted. That all Liberties, Franchises, and 
 Places having a separate Jurisdiction, which arc not herein-before ex- 
 pressly mentioned, (except the several Cities and Towns, and Counties 
 thereof respectively, of Bristol, Exeter, Lichfield, Norwich, and Not- 
 tingham, and excej)t the several Places by this Act comprised within 
 the Boundaries thereof respectively,) shall, as to the Election of 
 Members to serve in Parliament as Knights of the Shire, respectively 
 be considered as included within the respective Divisions hereby 
 established in which such Liberties, Franchises, and Places having 
 a separate Jurisdiction shall be locally situated. 
 
 XXIX. And
 
 2"&3°GULIELMI IV. Cap.64. 
 
 549 
 
 XXIX. And whereas by the herein-bcfore recited Act it is also County Poll- 
 provided, that the respective Counties in En<j;land and Wales, and '"« ^'"'^es 
 1 • T.- T '■ n 1 T-v- • • f r>\ .■ 1 111 shall be such 
 
 the respective Kidmgs, rarts, and Divisions ot Counties, should be ^g ^^^ „,£„. 
 divided into convenient Districts for polling, and that in each Dis- tioned in 
 trict should be appointed a convenient Place for taking the Poll at ^^^'^'^"''i . 
 all Elections of a Knight or Knights of the Shire to serve in any ^"^^ '" * '* 
 future Parliament, and that such Districts and Places for taking the 
 Poll should be settled and appointed by the Act to be passed in this 
 present Parliament for the Purpose of settling and describing the 
 Divisions of the Counties enumerated in the .Schedule marked (F.) 
 to the said recited Act annexed, provided that no County, nor any 
 Riding, Parts, or Division of a County, should have more than Fifteen 
 Districts and respective Places appointed for taking the Poll for such 
 County, Riding, Parts, or Division ; and by the said recited Act it 
 is also provided that the several Boroughs of New Shoreham, Crick- 
 lade, Aylesbury, and East Retford, as thereby defined, should be 
 divided into convenient Districts for polling, and that there should 
 be appointed in each District a convenient Place for taking the Poll 
 at all Elections of Members to serve in any future Parliament for 
 each of the said Boroughs, which Districts and Places for taking the 
 Poll should be settled and appointed by an Act to be passed in 
 this present Parliament ; be it therefore enacted, That the Poll for 
 Election of Knights of the Shire shall be taken at such Places as in 
 the Schedule to this Act annexed marked (N.) are mentioned in 
 Conjunction with the Names of the Counties, and of the Ridings, 
 Parts, and Divisions of Counties, in which such Places are respectively 
 situated. 
 
 Counties to 
 be settled by 
 Justices. 
 
 XXX. And be it enacted, That the Justices of the Peace for every Polling Dis 
 County in England and Wales, and for each of the Ridings of York- tricts for 
 sJiire, and for the Parts of IJndsey, and for the Parts of Kesteven and 
 Holland, in Lincolnshire, assembled at the Quarter Sessions to be 
 holden in the Month of October in the present Year, or at some 
 Special Sessions to be appointed by them so assembled as aforesaid 
 which shall be holden on or before the last Day of October in the 
 present Year, shall divide their respective Counties, and Ridings, Parts, 
 and Divisions of Counties, into convenient Districts for polling, and 
 shall assign one of such Districts to every Polling Place mentioned in 
 the said Schedule marked (N.) to this Act annexed ; and that a 
 List describing the Districts named in every such Assignment, and 
 naming the Polling Places to which such Districts are respectively 
 assigned, shall be lodged with the Clerk of the Peace of the County, 
 Riding, or Parts, who shall forthwith cause Copies of such List to 
 be printed, and shall deliver a Copy of such List to every Person 
 who shall apply for the same, upon Payment of One Shilling for 
 each Copy. 
 
 XXXL Provided always, and be it enacted, That for the Purpose 
 of assigning such Districts to every Polling Place as aforesaid, every 
 Liberty, Franchise, and Place having a separate or exclusive Juris- 
 diction shall be considered as being within that County, and within 
 that Division, Riding, or Parts, in which such Liberty, Franchise, or 
 Place is placed by this Act, or by the Act heiein-before recited, or in 
 6 Z which 
 
 In what 
 Counties, 
 &c. Places 
 having sepa- 
 parate Juris- 
 diction are 
 to be con- 
 sidered.
 
 550 
 
 Polling 
 Places for 
 New Shore- 
 ham, &c. 
 
 Polling Dis- 
 tricts for 
 New Shore- 
 ham, &c. to 
 be settled by- 
 Jus tices. 
 
 Election or 
 Poll may 
 take place at 
 Places in the 
 Neighbour- 
 hood of those 
 named in this 
 Act. 
 
 Contents and 
 Boundaries 
 shall he such 
 as arc set 
 forth in Sche- 
 dule (O.) to 
 this Act. 
 
 2** & 3° GULIELMi iV. Cap.64. 
 
 which the same is locally situated : Provided nevertheless, that the 
 Justices of the Peace for the Isle of Ely, assembled at the Quarter 
 Sessions for the said Isle of Ely to be holden in the Month of October 
 in the present Year, or at some Special Sessions to be appointed by 
 tliem, so assembled as aforesaid, which shall be holden on or before 
 the last Day of October in the present Year, shall divide the said 
 Isle of Ely into convenient Districts for polling, and shall assign One 
 of such Districts to every Polling Place within the said Isle of Ely 
 mentioned in the said Schedule (N.) ; and that a List, describing the 
 Districts named in such Assignment, and naming the Polling Places 
 to wliich such Districts are respectively assigned, shall be lodged 
 with the Clerk of the Peace for the said Isle of Ely, who shall allow 
 the same, or a Copy thereof, to be inspected at his Office at all 
 Times. 
 
 XXXII. And be it enacted, That the Poll for the Election of 
 Members to serve in Parliament for the said several Boroughs of New 
 Shoreham, Cricklade, Aylesbury, and East Retford shall be taken 
 at the Place or Places wliich in the Schedule to this Act annexed 
 marked (N. 2.) is or are mentioned in conjunction with the Names 
 of such several Boroughs respectively. 
 
 XXXIII. And be it enacted. That the Justices of the Peace for 
 the respective Counties in which the Boroughs of New Shoreham, 
 Cricklade, and East Retford are situated, shall, at the Quarter 
 Sessions to be holden in the Month of October in the present Year, 
 divide the said Boroughs of Nexo Shoreham, Cricklade, and East 
 Retford into convenient Districts for polling, and shall assign one 
 of such Districts to every Polling Place for the said Boroughs of 
 New Shoreham, Cricklade, and East Retford, mentioned in the said 
 Schedule to this Act annexed marked (N. 2.) ; and that a List 
 describing the Districts named in such Assignment, and naming 
 the Polling Places to which such Districts are respectively assigned, 
 shall be lodged with the Returning Officer of the respective Borough, 
 who shall forthwith cause Copies of such List to be printed, and to be 
 fixed on the Doors of the several Churches and Chapels within the 
 Borough for which such Districts are assigned. 
 
 XXXIV. And be it enacted. That, if it shall seem fit to the Sheriff, 
 the Court for the Election of Knights of the Shire may be held, or 
 the Poll may be taken, at any Place or Spot in the Neighbourhood of 
 any Place appointed by this Act for holding such Court or taking 
 such Poll respectively, at whicli such Court or Poll may liave here- 
 tofore been held or taken, or which may be convenient for either 
 of those Purposes ; any thing herein contained notwithstanding, 
 
 XXXV. And whereas by the Act herein-before recited it is also 
 provided that each of the Places enumerated in the Scliedules thereto 
 annexed respectively marked (C), (D.), and (E.), and that every City 
 and Borough in England which before the passing of the said recited 
 Act was entitled to return a Member or Members to serve in Par- 
 liament, (except the several Boroughs enumerated in the Schedule 
 thereto annexed marked (A.), and except the several Boroughs oi' New 
 
 Shoreham,
 
 2° & 3" GULIELMI IV. Cap. 64. 551 
 
 Shoreham, Cricklade, Aijleshury, and East Retford,') and tliat the 
 Borough of Brecon, and each of the Towns of Swansea, Loughor, 
 Neath, Aberavon, and Kenfig, should, for the Purposes of tlie said 
 recited Act, include the Place or Places respectively which should 
 be comprehended within such Boundaries as should be settled and 
 desciibed by an Act to be passed for that Purpose in this present 
 Parliament, which Act when passed should be deemed and taken 
 to be Part of the said recited Act as fully and effectually as if incor- 
 porated therewith : And whereas the Act so to be passed for settling 
 and describing the Boundaries of Cities, Boroughs, and Places as in 
 the said recited Act is mentioned is this present Act : And whereas 
 the several Cities, Boroughs, and Places whereof the Boundaries were 
 so to be settled and described as in the said recited Act is mentioned 
 are the several Cities, Boroughs, and Places which are sjiecified in 
 the Schedule to this Act annexed marked (O. j ; be it therefore 
 further enacted and declared. That the several Cities, Boroughs, and '■ 
 
 Places specified in the said Schedule to this Act annexed (marked O.) 
 shall, as to the Election of Members or a Member to serve in Par- i 
 
 liament, respectively include the Places and be comprised within the 
 Boundaries which in such Schedule are respectively specified and 
 described in conjunction with the Names of such Cities, Boroughs, 
 and Places respectively. 
 
 I 
 
 XXXVI. And be it enacted. That, subject to any Direction to the Rules forthe'^ 
 contrary, the following Rules shall be observed in the Construction of Construction j 
 the several Descriptions of Boundaries contained in the said Schedule scrlptions' - 
 hereto annexed (marked O.) ; (that is to say,) contained ia ^ 
 
 \. — That the Words "Northward," "Southward," "Eastward," (o)" to this 
 " Westward," shall respectively be understood to denote only Act. 
 the general Direction in which any Boundary proceeds from 
 the Point last described, and not that such Boundary shall 
 continue to proceed throughout in the same Direction to the 
 Point next described : 
 2. — That when any Road is mentioned merely by the Name of the 
 Place to which such Road leads, the principal Road thither 
 from the City, Borough, or Place of which the Boundary is 
 in course of Description shall be understood : 
 3. — That whenever a Line is said to be drawn from, to, or through 
 an Object, such Line shall, in the Absence of any Direction 
 to the contrary, be understood to be drawn from, to, or 
 through the Centre of such Object, as nearly as the Centre } 
 
 thereof can be ascertained : a 
 
 4. — That every Building through which or through any Part 
 
 ■whereof any Boundary hereby established shall pass shall •- 
 
 be considered as within such Boundary : Provided always, 
 that if the Boundaries of any Two or more of the Cities, 
 Boroughs, and Places whereof the Contents and Boundaries 
 are hereby settled and described shall pass through the same 
 Building or any Part thereof, such Building shall be con- 
 sidered as within that One of such Two or more of the said 
 Cities, Boroughs, and Places which was before the passing of 
 the herein-before recited Act entitled to return Members or 
 
 a Mem-
 
 552 2"&3°GULIELM1 IV. Cap.64. 
 
 a Member to serve in Parliament, or if neither or more than 
 One of such Two or more of the said Cities, Boroughs, and 
 Places shall have been so entitled, then within that One 
 of them whereof the Area as hereby established is the 
 smallest : 
 5. — That whenever any Boundary by this Act established is said 
 to pass along any other Boundary, or along any Road, Lane, 
 Path, River, Stream, Canal, Drain, Brook, or Ditch, the 
 Middle (as nearly as the same can be ascertained) of such 
 other Boundary, or of such Road, Lane, Path, River, Stream, 
 Canal, Drain, Brook, or Ditch, shall be understood : 
 6. — That the Middle of any Road or Lane shall be understood as 
 
 the Middle of the Carriageway along the same : 
 7- — That when any Boundary by this Act established is said to 
 proceed along a Road, Lane, Path, River, Stream, Canal, or 
 Drain, from or to an Object, such Boundary shall be under- 
 stood to proceed from or to that Point in the Middle of such 
 Road, Lane, Path, River, Stream, Canal, or Drain from 
 which the shortest Line would be drawn to the Centre of 
 such Object, as nearly as the Centre thereof can be ascer- 
 tained : 
 8.— That the Point at which any Fence, Hedge, Wall, Boundary, 
 Road, Lane, Path, River, Stream, Canal, Drain, Brook, or 
 Ditch is said to cut, meet, join, cross, reach, or leave any 
 Fence, Hedge, Wall, Boundary, Road, Lane, Path, River, 
 Stream, Canal, Drain, Brook, or Ditch, shall be under- 
 stood as that Point at which a Line passing along the Middle 
 of the Fence, Hedge, Wall, Boundary, Road, Lane, Path, 
 River, Stream, Canal, Drain, Brook, or Ditch so cut, met, 
 joined, crossed, reached, or left, would be intersected by a 
 Line drawn along the Middle of the Fence, Hedge, Wall, 
 Boundary, Road, Lane, Path, River, Stream, Canal, Drain, 
 Brook, or Ditch so cutting, meeting, joining, crossing, 
 reaching, or leaving, if such Line were prolonged suffi- 
 ciently far : 
 9. — That when a Line is said to be drawn to a Road, Lane, River, 
 Stream, or Canal, such Line shall be considered as pro- 
 longed to the Middle of such Road, Lane, River, Stream, or 
 Canal : 
 • 10.— That by the Words " Sea" and " Sea Coast" shall be under- 
 stood the Low- water Mark : 
 n. — That if any Deficiency shall be found to exist in the Line of 
 any Boundary described in the said Schedule to this Act 
 annexed marked (O.), by reason of the Intervention of any 
 Space between any Two immediately consecutive Points, such 
 Deficiency shall be supplied by a straight Line to be drawn 
 from the one to the other of such Two immediately con- 
 secutive Points. 
 
 Provision as XXXVH. And be it further enacted, 'I'liat, notwithstanding the 
 to detached Generality of any Description contained in the said Schedule to this 
 Parishes &c. -^^^ annexed marked (O.), no City, Borough, or Place, the Contents 
 
 whereof
 
 2''&3"GULIELMI IV. Cap.()4. 553 
 
 whereof are specified in such Schedule, shall include any Part of and for Ex- 
 any Parisli, Township, Hamlet, Chapelry, Tithing, Manor, or Liberty t^a-parochial 
 which is detached from the main Body of such Parish, Township, '"^^' 
 Hamlet, Chapelry, Tithing, Manoi', or Liberty, if, by reason of 
 including such detached Part, the Boundary hereby established of 
 such City, Borough, or Place would not be continuous, unless such 
 detached Part shall, before the passing of this Act, have formed 
 Part of such City, Borough, or Place for the Purpose of the Elec- 
 tion of Members to serve in Parliament; but that all Places, 
 parochial or extra-parochial, which are surrounded by the Contents 
 of which any City, Borough, or Place is said in sucli Schedule 
 marked (O.) to consist, but for which no Provision is made in such 
 Schedule (O.), shall be considered as included within such City, 
 Borough, or Place, for the Purpose of the Election of Members to 
 serve in Parliament. 
 
 XXXVni. Provided always, and be it enacted, That no Misnomer Misnomer 
 or inaccurate Description contained in this Act, or in any of the not to vitiate. 
 Schedules hereto annexed, shall in anywise prevent or abridge the ^^"4 'l"^ ^?' 
 Operation of this Act with respect to the Subject of such Descrip- Schedule* '" 
 tion, provided the same shall be so designated as to be commonly (O.) to be 
 understood ; and that for the Purpose of identifying the Descrip- considered 
 tions contained in the said Schedule (O.) with the Subjects of ^^ tf '*V"5 
 such Descriptions respectively, such Descriptions shall, if now in- Oct. 1831. 
 applicable, be held to apply to such Subjects as they existed 
 on the First Day of October One thousand eight hundred and 
 thirty-one. 
 
 XXXIX. Provided always, and be it enacted. That this Act may Act may be 
 be amended or altered by any Act or Acts to be passed during this amended this 
 present Session of Parliament. Session. 
 
 7 A SCHE-
 
 554 
 
 2''&3°GULIELMI IV. Cap.64. 
 
 SCHEDULES to which the foregoing Act refers. 
 
 SCHEDULE (M.) 
 
 Counties 
 
 to which the isolated 
 
 Parts belong. 
 
 Parishes, Townships, &c. 
 
 of which, or of Parts of which, the 
 
 isolated Parts consist. 
 
 Counties 
 
 in which the isolated 
 
 Parts 
 
 are locally situate. 
 
 Counties and Divisions 
 
 to which 
 
 it is intended that the 
 
 isolated Parts 
 
 should be annexed. 
 
 ENGLAND. 
 
 Bedfordshire 
 
 Bedfordshire 
 Berkshire - 
 
 •{ 
 
 Berkshire - 
 Berkshire - 
 Berkshire - 
 Berkshire - 
 Buckinghamshire -j 
 Buckinghamshire - 
 Buckinghamshire < 
 
 ■{ 
 
 Cheshire - 
 
 Cornwall - • < 
 Cornwall - -< 
 
 Derbyshire - 
 
 Derbyshire - 
 Derbyshire 
 
 Part of Studham Parish, partly"! 
 in Beacliwood Park in the > 
 CouiUv of Hertford - -J 
 
 Part of Ickleford Parish - 
 Part of Great Barrington Parish - 
 
 Part of Inglesham Parish 
 Part of Langford Parish 
 Little Farringdon Tithing 
 
 Part of Shilton Parish - 
 
 Studley Parish or Hamlet 
 the Parish of Beckley 
 
 Caversfield Parish 
 
 PartofLuffiekl Abbey, an Extra 
 parochial Place 
 
 Part of Disley Township, situate^ 
 on the Derbyshire Side of the V 
 River Goyt - - -J 
 
 A small Part of the Parish of 
 St. Stephen by Saltish, on 
 Eastern Side of the RiverTaiii 
 
 Part of North Tamerton Pari.sh, ' 
 East of iheTamar - 
 
 A Portion of Derbyshire, con-' 
 sisting of the Parishes and 
 Places following ; i. e. 
 
 Measliam . . - 
 
 Slretton in the Fields 
 
 Willesley 
 
 Part of Appleby 
 
 Oakthorpe . - . 
 
 Chilcote - - 
 
 Part of Donisthorpe 
 
 Part of the Parish of Ravenstone 
 Part of theTowiishipof I'ackinglon 
 
 } 
 
 1 of^i 
 
 the V 
 
 mar J 
 
 Hertfordshire 
 
 Hertfordshire 
 Gloucestershire - < 
 
 Wiltshire - .{ 
 O.\fordshire - 
 Oxfordshire - 
 Oxfordshire - 
 Oxfordshire - 
 Oxfordshire - 
 Northamptonshire < 
 
 Derbyshire - -i 
 
 Either in Devon- r 
 shire or Cornwall \ 
 
 Either in Devon- r 
 shire or Cornwall \ 
 
 Leicestershire - < 
 
 Leicestershire - j 
 Leicestershire - i 
 
 Hertfordshire. 
 
 Hertfordshire. 
 
 Gloucestershire, 
 Eastern Division. 
 
 Wiltshire, 
 ^Northern Division, 
 
 Oxfordshire. 
 Oxfordshire. 
 Oxfordshire. 
 Oxfordshire. 
 
 Oxfordshire. 
 
 Northamptonshire, 
 Southern Division. 
 
 Cheshire, 
 Northern Division 
 
 Devonshire, 
 Southern Division. 
 
 Cornwall, 
 Eastern Division. 
 
 Derbyshire, 
 Southern Division. 
 
 Derbyshire, 
 Southern Division. 
 
 Derb5'shirc, 
 Southern Division.
 
 2° & 3° GULIELMI IV. Cap.64. 
 
 555 
 
 Counties 
 
 to which the isolated 
 
 Parts belong. 
 
 Parishes, Townships, &c. 
 
 of which, or of Parts of which, the 
 
 isolated Parts consist. 
 
 Counties 
 in whicli the isolated 
 
 Parts 
 arc locally situate. 
 
 Counties and Divisions 
 
 to which 
 
 it is intended that the 
 
 isolated Parts 
 
 sliould be annexed. 
 
 Derbyshire 
 
 Part of Scropton Township 
 Part of Beard Township, on the"j 
 
 Derbyshire 
 Devonshire 
 
 ■[ 
 
 Cheshire Side of the River > 
 Goyt - - -J 
 Thorncomb Parish 
 
 Devonshire 
 
 -{ 
 
 Part of AxminsterParish, namely, ") 
 Burhall Downs and Eastliay J 
 
 Devonshire - 
 
 - 
 
 Part of the Parish of Saint John 
 
 Devonshire - 
 
 - 
 
 North Petherwin Parish - 
 
 Devonshire 
 
 -{ 
 
 Part of Wirrington Parish, Westl 
 of the Tamar - -J 
 
 Devonshire 
 
 ■{ 
 
 Part of the Hamlet of North- 1 
 cote, West of the Tamar - J 
 
 Devonshire 
 
 -{ 
 
 Part of Bridgerule Parish, West \ 
 of the Tamar - - J 
 
 Devonshire 
 
 ■{ 
 
 Part of Maker Parish in thel 
 Tithing of Vaultersholme -J 
 
 Dorsetshire 
 
 - 
 
 Stockland Parish 
 
 Dorsetshire - 
 
 - 
 
 Dallwood Township 
 
 Durham - 
 
 - 
 
 The District of Norhamshire 
 
 Durham - 
 
 ■{ 
 
 The District of Islandshire, in-~j 
 eluding the Fame Islands and > 
 Monkhouse - - -J 
 
 Durham - 
 
 -{ 
 
 The Parish of Bedlington or" 
 Bedlingtonshire - -J 
 
 Di;rham - 
 
 f 
 
 The Parish of Craike orCraikeO 
 shire - - -J 
 
 Gloucestershire 
 
 - 
 
 Minety Parish ... 
 
 Gloucestershire 
 
 - 
 
 Widford Parish 
 
 Gloucestershire 
 
 - 
 
 Compton Parva Parish - 
 
 Gloucestershire 
 
 - 
 
 Sutton-under-Brails Parish 
 
 Gloucestershire 
 
 - 
 
 Shennington Parish 
 
 Gloucestershire 
 
 - 
 
 Part of Lea Parish 
 
 Herefordshire 
 
 
 Farloe Chapelry 
 
 Herefordshire 
 
 . 
 
 Rochford Parish - 
 
 Stafforcishire - < 
 
 Derbyshire or j 
 Cheshire - \ 
 
 Dorsetshire - 
 Dorsetshire 
 
 Cornwall - - i 
 
 Cornwall . -i 
 
 Cornwall or De- f 
 vonshire . - 1 
 
 Cornwall or De. f 
 vonshire - . I 
 
 Cornwall or Devon < 
 Cornwall - -i 
 Devonshire - i 
 
 Devonshire . i 
 
 Northumberland - i 
 Northumberland -■} 
 
 Northumberland -j 
 
 North Riding off 
 Yorkshire . l 
 
 Wiltshire - .| 
 
 O-xfordshire - 
 
 Warwickshire - < 
 
 Warwickshire - i 
 O.xfordshire 
 
 Herefordshire 
 
 Shropshire - •< 
 Worcestershire - < 
 
 Staffordshire, 
 Northern Division. 
 
 Derbyshire, 
 Northern Division. 
 
 Dorsetshire. 
 
 Dorsetshire. 
 
 Cornwall, 
 Eastern Division. 
 
 Devonshire, 
 Northern Division. 
 
 Devonshire, 
 Northern Division, 
 
 Devonshire, 
 Northern Division. 
 
 Devonshire, 
 Northern Division. 
 
 Cornwall, 
 Eastern Division. 
 
 Devonshire, 
 Southern Division, 
 
 Devonshire, 
 Southern Division, 
 
 Northumberland, 
 Northern Division, 
 
 Northumberland, 
 Northern Division, 
 
 Northumberland, 
 Northern Division. 
 
 North Riding of 
 Yorkshire. 
 
 Wiltshire, 
 Northern Division. 
 
 Oxfordshire. 
 
 Warwickshire, 
 Southern Division. 
 
 Warwickshire, 
 Southern Division. 
 
 O.xfordshire. 
 
 Herefordshire. 
 
 Shropshire. 
 Southern Division. 
 
 Worcestershire, 
 Western Division.
 
 556 
 
 r & 3^ GULIELMI IV. Cap. 64. 
 
 Counties 
 
 to which the isolated 
 
 Parts belong. 
 
 Herefordshire 
 
 Herefordshire 
 
 Herefordshire 
 
 Herefordshire 
 
 Hertfordshire 
 
 Hertfordshire 
 
 Huntingdonshire 
 
 Huntingdonshire 
 
 Huntingdonshire 
 
 Kent 
 
 Monmouthshire 
 Oxfordshire 
 Oxfordshire 
 Oxfordshire - 
 
 Oxfordsliire - 
 
 Shropshire 
 
 Somersetshire 
 
 Hampshire - 
 
 Staffordshire 
 Staffordshire 
 
 Sussex 
 
 Warwickshire 
 
 Warwickshire 
 
 Parishes, Townships, &c. 
 
 of which, or of Parts of which, the 
 
 isolated Parts consist. 
 
 -{ 
 
 Counties 
 
 in which the isolated 
 
 Parts 
 
 are locally situate. 
 
 ■{ 
 
 Foothog Township 
 
 Litton and Cascob Townsliip 
 
 Bwlch Hamlet - 
 
 Part of the Parish of Trellirk 
 
 Part of Coleshill Hamlet 
 
 Part of Meppershatl Parish 
 
 Part of Calworth Township 
 
 Swineshead Parish 
 
 Part of Everton Parish 
 
 Part of Woolwich Parish, North 
 of the Thames 
 
 Welsh Bicknor Parish - 
 
 Boycot Township 
 
 Lillingstone Lovell Parish 
 
 Hackhampstead Chapelry - 
 
 art ofl 
 h -/ 
 
 Part of Hales Owen Parish - J 
 
 Holwell Parish, including Buck- 
 sl.aw Tithing 
 
 Between Mon- 
 mouthshire and 
 Breconshire 
 
 Radnorshire 
 
 .} 
 
 { 
 
 Great Lemhiil Farm, Part of 
 Broughton Poggs Parisl 
 
 h Ambersham and South"* 
 nbersham Tithings in the > 
 rish of Steep - -J 
 
 North Ambersham and South" 
 Amt 
 Parish of Steep 
 
 ■{ 
 
 lint > 
 
 Broom Parish 
 
 Qlent Parish 
 
 Part of Ilogate Tithing, being 
 a Farm called Rogate Boh 
 Farm - - - 
 
 Tutnal and Cobley Hamlet 
 
 Stretton upon Foss Parisli 
 Ilmington Parish 
 Conipton Scorpion Hamlet 
 Whitchurch Parish 
 Ditchfiinl Hamlet 
 
 Monmouthshire 
 Monmouthshire 
 Buckinghamshire - 
 Bedfordshire 
 Northamptonshire -J 
 Bedfordshire 
 
 Counties and Divisions 
 
 to which 
 
 it is intended tliat tlic 
 
 isolated Parts 
 
 should be annexed. 
 
 ■:} 
 
 Between Bedford 
 shire and ('am 
 bridgeshire 
 
 Kent or Essex - i 
 
 Herefordshire 
 
 Buckinghamshire - 
 
 Buckinghamshire - 
 
 Buckinghamshire - 
 
 Gloucestershire - < 
 
 Bounded by Wor- 
 cestershire and 
 Staffordshire 
 
 } 
 
 Dorsetshire 
 
 Sussex 
 
 { 
 
 Worcestershire - i 
 Worcestershire - i 
 
 Hampshire - - < 
 
 Worcestershire - i 
 
 Between Parts of^ 
 Worcestershire (^ 
 and Gloucester- f 
 shire - -J 
 
 Herefordshire. 
 
 Radnorshire. 
 
 Monmouthshire. 
 
 Monmouthshire. 
 
 Buckinghamshire. 
 
 Bedfordshire. 
 
 Northamptonshire, 
 Northern Division. 
 
 Huntingdonshire. 
 
 Huntingdonshire. 
 
 Kent, Western 
 Division. 
 
 Herefordshire. 
 Buckinghamshire. 
 
 Buckinghamshire. 
 
 Buckinghamshire. 
 
 Gloucestershire, 
 Eastern Division. 
 
 Worcestershire, 
 Eastern Division. 
 
 Dorsetshire. 
 
 Sussex, Western 
 Division. 
 
 Worcestershire, 
 Eastern Division. 
 
 Worcestershire, 
 Eastern Division. 
 
 Hampshire, 
 Northern Division. 
 
 Worcestershire, 
 Eastern Division. 
 
 Warwickshire, 
 Southern Division.
 
 2-&3-GUL1ELMI IV. Cap.64. 
 
 557 
 
 Counties 
 
 to which tile isolated 
 
 Parts belong. 
 
 Willsliiro 
 Wiltshire 
 
 Wiltsliire 
 
 Wiltsliire 
 
 Willsliire 
 
 Wiltshire 
 
 Worcestershire -< 
 
 Worcestershire 
 
 Worcestershire 
 Worcestershire 
 Worcestershire 
 Worcestershiie 
 
 Worcestershire 
 
 Parishes, Townships, &c. 
 
 of which, or of Purts of which, the 
 
 isolated Parts consist. 
 
 I'url ot" Woiiiiifcth uii I'iirisli 
 
 Hiiitnii 'J'itliiiio- ii; Hurst l'ari;>li 
 
 Didnain Tithing in Shiiifielil "1 
 Parish ,,, ., ,n,,, ■ -J 
 
 Swallowfield Parish 
 Kingsvvood Parisli 
 
 Poulton Parish . . - 
 
 Aldermiiister Parisli 
 
 Tredington Parish, including Ihi 
 
 following Hiimlets: 
 Arinscot .. - - 
 
 Jilackwell 
 
 Newbold and Tolton 
 Darlingscote and Longdon 
 
 Shipston on Slour Parish 
 Tidmington ( hapelry 
 Evenload Parish 
 
 Klockley Parish, including the") 
 
 following Hamlets : 
 Northwich 
 
 Paxford . - . 
 
 Draycott 
 Dome 
 Ditchford 
 Aston Magna 
 
 Ciitsdean or Ciiddesden (hapelry 
 
 Iccomb Pari.sh 
 
 •{ 
 
 Dailsf'ord Parisii 
 
 Oldborougli Parish 
 
 Dndley Parish - . - 
 
 Edvin Loach Parish 
 
 Warley Wigorn Township -J 
 
 7 B 
 
 Counties 
 
 11 which the isolated 
 
 Parts 
 
 are locally situate. 
 
 Berkshire 
 
 |{frksliirc 
 
 Berkshire 
 Berkshire 
 Gloiicester.shire - < 
 
 Gloucestershire - i 
 
 Counties and Divisions 
 
 to which 
 it is intended that the { 
 isolated Parts ■ 
 
 should be annexed, j 
 
 Berkshire. 
 Berkshire. 
 
 Berkshire. 
 
 Berkshire. 
 
 Glnncesiershire, 
 Western Division. 
 
 Gloucestershire, 
 Eastern Division. 
 
 Between Glou-"^ 
 
 y cestershire h > 
 
 Warwickshire -J 
 
 Between Glouces-"^ 
 tershire and Ox- > 
 fordshire -J 
 
 Oxfordshire - - 1 
 Warwickshire - i 
 StalTordshire - i 
 
 Herefordshire - i 
 
 Between Parts of"} 
 Staffordshire > 
 and Shropshire J 
 
 Worcestershire, 
 Eastern Division. 
 
 Gloucestershire, 
 Eastern Division. 
 
 Worcestershire, 
 Eastern Division. 
 
 Worcestershire, 
 Eastern Division. 
 
 Worcestershire, 
 Eastern Division. 
 
 Worcestershire, 
 Eastern Division. 
 
 ^Vorcestershire, 
 Eastern Division.
 
 558 2 
 
 " & 3" GULIELMI IV. Cap. 
 
 64. 
 
 
 
 l^011Tltl«lC 
 
 Counties and Divisions 
 
 Counties 
 
 Parishes, Townships, &c. 
 
 in which the isolated 
 
 to which 
 
 to which the isolated 
 
 of which, or of Parts of which, the 
 
 Parts 
 
 it is intended that the 
 
 Parts belong. 
 
 isolated Parts consist. 
 
 are locally situate. 
 
 isolated Parts 
 should be annexed. 
 
 WALES : 
 
 
 
 
 Carnarvonshire - ■ 
 
 The Hundred of Creyddyn, "] 
 Eirias Township or Hamlet - J 
 
 Denbighshire 
 
 Carnarvonshire. 
 
 Carnarvonshire 
 
 Maenan - .... 
 
 r 
 
 Denbighshire 
 Between Shrop-~j 
 
 Carnarvonshire. 
 
 Denbighshire 
 
 Carrcghovah Township - -< 
 
 shire and Mont- > 
 gomeryshire -J 
 
 Montgomeryshire. 
 
 
 Part of the Hundred of Maylor,' 
 consisting of the following 
 Parishes.Towiiships, orPlace.s, 
 or of Parts thereof respec- 
 tively ; namely, 
 
 Overton Foreign and Overton 
 Villa 
 
 Knolton - . - - 
 
 
 
 
 Bangor - - - - 
 
 Bounded by the-j 
 
 
 Flintshire - -< 
 
 Erbistock - - - I 
 Worthenbiirv - - - ' 
 
 Counties of Sa- 1 
 lop, Chester, & j 
 
 Flintshire. 
 
 
 Abenbury Vechan 
 
 Denbigh - -J 
 
 
 
 Hannier . - . - 
 
 
 
 
 Halghton - - - 
 
 
 
 
 Willington - - - 
 
 
 
 
 Iscoed - . - 
 
 
 
 
 Bettisfield 
 
 
 
 
 Tybroughton . - . 
 
 
 
 
 Penley . . . 
 
 
 
 - 
 
 Bronington - - -_ 
 
 
 
 
 Sundry other small Plots of 
 Land in the following Town- 
 ships respectively ; namely. 
 
 
 
 Flintshire - -< 
 
 Overton Villa - - - ,^ 
 Overton Foreign - - f 
 Bangor _ . . 
 Worthenbury 
 
 Denbighshire - - 
 
 Flintshire. 
 
 L 
 
 Sutton " ' -. 
 
 
 
 Flintshire - - 1 
 
 Parts of Marford and Hoseleyl 
 Townships - - - J 
 
 Denbighshire 
 
 Flintshire. 
 
 Flintshire 
 
 Part of Hawarden Township 
 
 Cheshire 
 
 Flintshire. 
 
 Glamorganshire - 
 
 Flat Holmes 
 
 IntheBristolChannel 
 
 Glamorganshire. 
 
 Glamorganshire 
 
 Barry Island 
 
 In the Bristol Channel 
 
 Glamorganshire. 
 
 Brecknockshire 
 
 Part of Glasbury Parish - -i 
 
 Brecknockshire or! 
 Radnorshire -j' 
 
 Brecknockshire.
 
 2"&3"GULIELM1 IV. Cap.64. 
 
 559 
 
 SCHEDULE (N.) 
 
 Counties. 
 
 Divisions. 
 
 Polling Places. 
 
 ENGLAND : 
 
 
 ' Bedford. 
 Luton. 
 
 Bedfordshire 
 
 
 Leigh ton. 
 Ampthill. 
 Biggleswade. 
 Sharnbrook. 
 
 Abingdon. 
 
 Reading. 
 
 Newbury. 
 
 Berkshire 
 
 • 
 
 Wantage. 
 Wokingham. 
 Maidenhead. 
 Great Faringdon. 
 East Ilsley. 
 
 Aylesbury. 
 
 Buckinghamshire 
 
 _ - - - 
 
 Buckingham. 
 Newport Pagnel. 
 Beaconsfield. 
 
 Cambridge. 
 
 Cambridgeshire - 
 
 
 Newmarket. 
 Royston. 
 
 f Ely. 
 
 Isle of Ely 
 
 _ 
 
 i Wisbeach. 
 [ Whittlesey. 
 
 Knutsford. 
 
 Cheshire 
 
 Northern Division - 
 
 Stockport. 
 
 Macclesfield. 
 
 Runcorn. 
 
 ■ Chester. 
 Nantwich. 
 
 Cheshire _ - - 
 
 Southern Division - 
 
 Northwich. 
 
 Sandbach. 
 
 Birkenhead. 
 
 Bodmin. 
 Launceston. 
 
 Cornwall - - 
 
 Eastern Division ~ 
 
 Liskeard. 
 Stratton. 
 St. Austell. 
 
 ' Truro. 
 
 Cornwall 
 
 Western Division 
 
 Penzance. 
 
 Helston. 
 
 Redruth. 
 
 Carlisle. 
 Brampton. 
 
 Cumberland 
 
 Eastern Division - 
 
 Wigton. 
 Penrith. 
 Aldstone.
 
 560 
 
 2°&3°GULIELMI IV. Cap.(J4. 
 
 Counties. 
 
 Divisions. 
 
 Polling Places. 
 
 
 
 Cockermouth. 
 
 
 
 Aspatria. 
 
 Cumberland 
 
 Western Division - 
 
 Keswick. 
 
 Bootle. 
 
 Egremont. 
 
 Bakewell. 
 Chesterfield. 
 
 Derbyshire 
 
 Northern Division - 
 
 Chapel-en -le- Frith . 
 
 Alfreton. 
 
 Glossop. 
 
 ' Derby. 
 Ashbourn. 
 
 Derbyshire 
 
 Southern Division - 
 
 Wirksworth. 
 Melbourn. 
 Bel per. 
 
 South Molton. 
 Collumpton. 
 
 Devonshire 
 
 Northern Division - 
 
 Barnstaple. 
 Torrington. 
 Holsworthy. 
 Crediton. 
 
 Exeter. 
 Honiton. 
 Newton Abbot. 
 
 Devonshire 
 
 Southern Division - 
 
 Kingsbridge. 
 Plymouth. 
 Tavistock. 
 Okehampton. 
 
 Dorchester. 
 Wimborne. 
 Wareham. 
 
 Dorsetshire 
 
 
 Beaminster. 
 
 Sherborne. 
 
 Shaftesbury. 
 
 Blandford. 
 
 ChesUton. 
 
 Durham. 
 Sunderland. 
 
 Diuham 
 
 Northern Division - 
 
 Lanchester. 
 Wickham. 
 Chester-le-Street. 
 South Shields. 
 
 Darlington. 
 Stockton. 
 Bishops Auckland. 
 
 Durham 
 
 Southern Division - 
 
 Stanhope. 
 
 Middlcton Tecsdale. 
 Barnard Castle. 
 Sedgefield.
 
 2"&3"GULIELM1 IV 
 
 . Cap. 64. 
 
 Counties. 
 
 
 1 
 
 Divisions. 
 
 
 rolling I'laces. 
 
 
 
 
 Braintrce. 
 
 Essex - . - 
 
 Northern Division - 
 
 • 
 
 Colchester. 
 Sallion Walden. 
 'I'liorpc. 
 
 Essex 
 
 Southern Division - 
 
 - 
 
 Chelmsford. 
 
 Billericay. 
 
 Romforcl. 
 
 Epping. 
 
 Rod I ford. 
 
 Maldon. 
 
 Gloucestershire - - 
 
 Eastei-n Division - 
 
 - 
 
 Gloucester. 
 
 Stroud. 
 
 Tewkesbury. 
 
 Cirencester. 
 
 Campden. 
 
 Northleach. 
 
 Cheltenham. 
 
 Gloucestershire 
 
 Western Division - 
 
 - 
 
 Wotton-under-Edge. 
 
 Newent. 
 
 Newnham. 
 
 Coleford. 
 
 Sod bury. 
 
 Thornbury. 
 
 Dursley. 
 
 Hampshire 
 
 i 
 
 1 
 
 Northern Division - 
 
 ■ 
 
 Winchester. 
 
 Alton. 
 
 Andover. 
 
 Basingstoke. 
 
 Kingsclere. 
 
 Odiham. 
 
 Petersfield. 
 
 Bishops Waltham. 
 
 Southampton. 
 Fareham. 
 
 Hampshire 
 
 1 
 
 Southern Division - 
 
 - 
 
 Lymington. 
 Portsmouth. 
 Ringwood. 
 Romsey. 
 
 Hereford. 
 
 Leominster. ! 
 
 Herefordshire 
 
 ~ ~ ~ " 
 
 
 Bromyard. 
 Ledbury. 
 Ross. 
 Kington. 
 
 Hertfordshire 
 
 - 
 
 .. 
 
 - Hertford. 
 Stevenage. 
 Buntingford. 
 Bishops Stortford. 
 Hoddesdon. 
 Hatfield. 
 Hemel Hempstead. 
 
 50 1 
 
 7C
 
 562 
 
 2°&3"GUL1ELM1 IV. Cap. 64. 
 
 Counties. 
 
 Huntingdonshire 
 
 Kent 
 
 Divisions. 
 
 Eastern Division 
 
 Kent 
 
 Lancashire 
 
 Lancashire 
 
 Leicestershire 
 
 Leicestershire 
 
 Western Division 
 
 Northern Division - 
 
 Southern Division - 
 
 Northern Division • 
 
 Southern Division ■ 
 
 Lincolnshire 
 
 Lincolnshire 
 
 Parts of I^indsey - 
 
 Parts of Kesteven 
 iiiul Holland 
 
 PoHina; Places. 
 
 1 
 
 I 
 [ 
 
 Huntingdon. 
 Stilton. 
 
 Canterbury. 
 Sittingbourne. 
 Ashford. 
 New Romney. 
 Ramssate. 
 
 Maidstone. 
 
 Bromley. 
 
 Black-heath. 
 
 Gravesend. 
 
 Tonbridge. 
 
 Cranbrooke. 
 
 Lancaster. 
 
 Hawkeshead. 
 
 Ulverston. 
 
 Poulton. 
 
 Preston. 
 
 Burnley. 
 
 Newton . 
 
 Wigan. 
 
 Manchester. 
 
 Liverpool. 
 
 Ormskirk. 
 
 Rochdale, 
 
 Loughborough. 
 Melton Mowbray. 
 Ashby-de-la-Zoilch . 
 
 Leicester. 
 Hinckley. 
 Market Harborouah. 
 
 Lincoln. 
 
 Gainsborough. 
 
 Epworth. 
 
 Barton. 
 
 Brifjo-. 
 
 Market Raisin. 
 
 Great Grimsby. 
 
 Louth. 
 
 Spilsby. 
 
 Horncastle. 
 
 Sleaford. 
 
 Boston. 
 
 Hoi beach. 
 
 Bourn. 
 
 Donington. 
 
 Navenby. 
 
 Spalding. 
 
 Grantham.
 
 2"&3^GUL1ELM1 IV. Cap. 64. 
 
 563 
 
 Counties. 
 
 Middlesex 
 
 Monmouthshire 
 
 Norfolk 
 
 Norfolk 
 
 Northamptonshire 
 
 Northamptonshire 
 
 Northamptonshire 
 
 Northumberland - 
 
 Nottinghamshire 
 
 Divisions. 
 
 Eastern Division 
 
 Western Division - 
 
 Northern Division 
 
 Southern Division 
 
 Northern Division 
 
 Southern Division 
 
 Nortiiern Division - 
 
 Polling Places. 
 
 I 
 
 Brentford. 
 Endfield. 
 
 King's Cross, or within 
 Half a Mile thereof. 
 Hammersmith. 
 Bedfont. 
 Edgware. 
 Mile End. 
 Uxbridge. 
 
 Monmouth. 
 Abergavenny. 
 Usk. 
 
 Newport. 
 
 The Rock Inn, in the 
 Parish of Bedwelty. 
 
 Norwich. 
 Yarmouth. 
 Reepham. 
 North Walsham. 
 Long Stratton. 
 
 Swaffham. 
 Downham. 
 Fakenham. 
 Lynn Regis. 
 Thetford. 
 East Dereham. 
 
 Kettering. 
 
 Peterborough. 
 
 Oundle. 
 
 Wellingborough. 
 
 Clipston. 
 
 Northampton. 
 Daventry. 
 Towcester. 
 Brackley. 
 
 Alnwick. 
 
 Berwick. 
 
 Wooler. 
 
 Elsdon. 
 
 Morpeth. 
 
 Hexham. 
 
 Newcastle upon Tyne. 
 
 Haltwhistle. 
 
 Bellingham. 
 
 Stamfordham. 
 
 Nottingham. 
 Mansfield. 
 East Retford.
 
 564 
 
 2"&3"GULIELM1 IV. Cap.64. 
 
 Counties. 
 
 Nottinghamshi re 
 
 Oxfordshire 
 
 Rutlandshire 
 
 Sliropshire 
 
 Shi'opshire 
 
 Somersetshire 
 
 Somersetshire 
 
 Staffordshire 
 
 Staffordshire 
 
 Suffolk 
 
 Divisions. 
 
 Southern Division 
 
 Northern Division - 
 
 Southern Division 
 
 Eastern Division 
 
 Western Division - 
 
 Northern Division - 
 
 Southern Division - 
 
 Eastern Division 
 
 I 
 
 Polling Places. 
 
 Newark upon Trent. 
 
 Bingham. 
 Southwell. 
 
 Oxford. 
 Deddington. 
 Witney. 
 Nettlebed. 
 
 Oakham. 
 
 Shrewsbury. 
 Oswestry. 
 Whitchurch. 
 Wellington. 
 
 Church Stretton. 
 Bridgnorth. 
 Ludlow. 
 Bishop's Castle. 
 Wenlock. 
 
 WeUs. 
 
 Bath. 
 
 Shepton Mallet. 
 
 Bedminster. 
 
 Axbridge. 
 
 Wincanton. 
 
 Taunton. 
 Bridgwater. 
 Ilchester. 
 Williton. 
 
 Stafford. 
 
 Leek. 
 
 Newcastle under Lyme. 
 
 Cheadle. 
 
 Abbots Bromley. 
 
 Walsall. 
 Lichfield. 
 Wolverhampton. 
 Penkridge. 
 Kings Swinford. 
 
 Ipswich. 
 
 Need ham. 
 
 Wood bridge. 
 
 Framlingham. 
 
 Saxmundham. 
 
 Halcsworth. 
 
 Beccles.
 
 2"&3"GULIELMI IV. Cap.64. 
 
 Counties. 
 
 SufFoIk 
 
 Surrey 
 
 Sur 
 
 rrey 
 
 Sussex 
 
 Sussex 
 
 Warwickshire 
 
 Warwickshire 
 
 Westmoreland 
 
 Isle of Wight 
 
 Divisions. 
 
 Western Division - 
 
 Eastern Division - 
 
 Western Division - 
 
 Eastern Division 
 
 Western Division 
 
 Northern Division 
 
 Southern Division 
 
 Polling Places. 
 
 I 
 
 Bury St. Edmund's. 
 
 Wickliam Bnx>k. 
 
 Lavenham. 
 
 Stowmarket. 
 
 Botesdale. 
 
 Mildenhail. 
 
 Hadleigh. 
 
 Croydon . 
 Reigate. 
 Camber we] I. 
 Kingston. 
 
 Guildford, 
 
 Dorking. 
 
 Chertsey. 
 
 Lewes. 
 
 East Grinstead. 
 
 Battle. 
 
 Mayfield. 
 
 Chichester. 
 
 Steyning. 
 
 Petworth. 
 
 Horsham. 
 
 Arundel. 
 
 Coleshill. 
 
 Nuneaton. 
 
 Coventry. 
 
 Birmingham. 
 
 Dunchurch. 
 
 Warwick. 
 
 Kineton. 
 
 Stratford. 
 
 Henley. 
 
 Southam. 
 
 Appleby. 
 
 Kirkby-Stephen. 
 
 Shap. 
 
 Ambleside. 
 
 Kendal. 
 
 Kirkby-Lonsdale. 
 
 Newport. 
 West Cowes. 
 
 565 
 
 7D
 
 566 
 
 2° & 3" GULIELMl IV. Cap.64. 
 
 Counties. 
 
 Divisions. 
 
 Polling Places. 
 
 
 
 
 Devizes. 
 
 Wiltshire - 
 
 Northern Division - 
 
 
 Melksham. 
 
 Malmsbury. 
 
 Swindon. 
 
 r Salisbury. 
 
 Wiltshire - - - 
 
 Southern Division - 
 
 Warminster. 
 } East Everley. 
 1^ Hindon. 
 
 
 
 
 Droitwich. 
 
 Worcestershire 
 
 Eastern Division - 
 
 ^ 
 
 Pei'shore. 
 Shipston. 
 Stourbridge. 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 Worcester. 
 
 Worcestershire - - 
 
 Western Division - 
 
 
 Upton . 
 
 Stourport. 
 
 Tenbury- 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 r York. 
 
 
 
 
 Mai ton. 
 
 
 
 
 Scarborough. 
 
 Yorkshire 
 
 North Riding - 
 
 -< 
 
 Whitby. 
 
 Stokesley. 
 
 Guisborough. 
 
 Romaldkirk. 
 
 Richmond. 
 
 Askrigg. 
 
 Thirsk. 
 
 Northallerton. 
 
 Kirby Moor Side. 
 
 Beverley. 
 
 Hull. 
 
 Driffield. 
 
 Yorkshire 
 
 East Riding 
 
 
 Pockiingtoii. 
 
 Bridlington. 
 
 Howden. 
 
 Hedon. 
 
 Settrington. 
 
 ' Wakefield. 
 Sheffield. 
 Doncaster. 
 Snaith. 
 Huddersfield. 
 Halifax. 
 Bradford. 
 
 Yorkshire 
 
 West Riding 
 
 
 Barnsley. 
 Leeds. 
 Keighley. 
 Settle. 
 
 Knaresborough. 
 Skipton. 
 Pately Bridge. 
 ^ Dent.
 
 2°&;i"GULIELMI IV. Cap.04. 
 
 567 
 
 Counties. 
 
 WALES : 
 
 Anglesea 
 
 Brecknocksliire 
 Caermarthenshire 
 
 Cardiganshire 
 
 Carnarvonshire 
 
 Denbighshire 
 
 Flintshire 
 
 Glamorganshire - 
 
 Merionethshire 
 
 Montgomeryshire - 
 
 Divisions. 
 
 I 
 
 I 
 
 Polling Places. 
 
 r Beaumaris. 
 ' Holyhead. 
 Llangefni. 
 
 Brecon. 
 
 Llandilo Vawr. 
 
 Caermarthen. 
 
 Llandovery. 
 
 Newcastle Emlyn. 
 
 Saint Clears. 
 
 Llanelly. 
 
 Llansawel. 
 
 Cardigan. 
 Aberystwith. 
 Lampeter. 
 Tregaron. 
 
 Carnarvon. 
 Conway. 
 Capel Cerrig. 
 Pwllheli. 
 
 Denbigh. 
 
 Wrexham. 
 
 Llanrwst. 
 
 Llangollen. 
 Ruthin. 
 
 Flint. 
 
 Rhuddlan. 
 
 Overton. 
 
 Bridgend. 
 Cardiff. 
 Swansea. 
 Neath. 
 Merthyr Tydvil. 
 
 Harlech. 
 
 Bala. 
 
 Dolgelly. 
 
 Towyn. 
 
 Corwen. 
 
 Montgomery. 
 
 Llanidloes. 
 
 Machynlleth. 
 
 Llanfyllin. 
 
 Llanvair.
 
 568 
 
 2" & 3*^ GULIELMI IV. Cap. 64. 
 
 Counties, 
 
 Divisions. 
 
 Polling Places. 
 
 Pembrokshire 
 Radnorshire 
 
 
 - 
 
 ' Haverfordwest. 
 Pembroke. 
 Narberth. 
 Fishguard. 
 Newport. 
 Tenby. 
 Mathry. 
 
 New Radnor. 
 
 Presteign. 
 
 Rhaydr. 
 
 Painscastle. 
 
 Colwyn. 
 
 Knighton. 
 
 Pen-y-bont. 
 
 SCHEDULE (N. 2.) 
 
 Boroughs. 
 
 New Shoreham 
 
 Cricklade 
 
 Aylesbury 
 
 East Retford 
 
 1 
 
 Polling Places. 
 
 New Shoreham. 
 Cowfold. 
 
 Cricklade. 
 
 Brinkworth. 
 
 Swindon. 
 
 Aylesbury. 
 
 East Retford. 
 OUcrton. 
 Worksop. 
 Gringley-on-the-Hill.
 
 2^&3°GULIELM1 IV. Cap.64. 
 
 569 
 
 SCHEDULE (O.) 
 
 l._COUNTY OF BEDFORD. 
 
 Bedford. 
 
 The old Borough of Bedford. 
 
 2.— COUNTY OF BERKS. 
 
 Abingdon, 
 Reading. 
 
 - Tlie Old Borough of Abingdon. 
 
 - The old Borough of Reading. 
 
 Waixingford, 
 
 The old Borough of Wallingford ; the several Parishes of Brightwell, 
 Sotwell, North Moreton, South Moreton, Bensington, Crowmtrsh, 
 and Newnhani Murren ; the Liberty of Clapcot, and the Extra-pa- 
 rochial Precinct of tlie Castle ; and also all such Parts of the several 
 Parishes of Cholsey, Aston Tirrel, and Aston Upthorpe as are situate 
 on that Side of the Line next herein-after described, on which the 
 Town of Wallingford lies ; (that is to say,) 
 
 From Blewberry, along the Road called " The Ickniekl Way," to 
 the Point on King's Standing Hill at which the same meets the 
 Boundary of the Parish of Cholsey ; thence. Eastward, along the 
 Boundary of the Parish of Cholsey to the Point at which the same 
 reaches the River Thames. 
 
 New Windsor. 
 
 The old Borough of New Windsor, the Lower Ward of the Castle, 
 and so much of the Parish of Clewer as is situated to the East of the 
 following Boundary; (that is to say,) 
 
 From the Point at which the Goswell Ditch joins the River Thames, 
 along the Goswell Ditch to the Point at which the same meets Clewer 
 Lane ; thence, Westward, along Clewer Lane to a Point Twenty-five 
 Yards distant from the Point last described ; thence in a straight Line 
 to the Nortli-western Corner of the Enclosure Wall of the Cavalry 
 Barracks ; thence along the Western Enclosure Wall of the Cavalry 
 Barracks to the Point at which the same cuts thf Boundary of the 
 Parish of New Windsor. 
 
 7E
 
 570 
 
 2"&3"GULIELM1 IV. Cap.fi4. 
 3— COUNTY OF BUCKINGHAM. 
 
 {The several Parishes of Buckingham, Maidsmorton, Thornborough, 
 Padbury, Hillesden, Preston Bissett, Tingewick, and Radclive-cum- 
 Chackmore. 
 
 Great Marlow ■[ "^^ several Parishes of Great Marlow, Little Marlow, Medmenham, 
 \and Bisham. 
 
 Chipping 
 Wycombe. 
 
 > The Parish of Chipping Wycombe. 
 
 4.— COUNTY OF CAMBRIDGE. 
 
 Cambridge. - The old Borough of Cambridge. 
 
 5.— COUNTY OF CHESTER. 
 
 Macclesfield. 
 
 NORTHERN DIVISION. 
 
 From the Point at which the Boundary of the Borough of Maccles- 
 field meets the Leek Road near Moss Pool, Southward, along the 
 Leek Road to the Bridge over tlie Macclesfield Canal ; thence, E.ist- 
 ward, along the Macclesfield Canal to the Point at which the same 
 meets the Boundary of the Borough ; thence. Eastward, along the 
 Boiuidary of the Borough to the Point at which the same is again met 
 by the Macclesfield Canal ; thence. Northward, along the Macclesfield 
 Canal to the Point at which the same crosses Sliore's Clough Brook ; 
 thence, Westward, along Shore's Clough Brook to tiie Point at winch 
 the same meets the Boundary of the Township of Hurdsfieki ; thence, 
 Southward, along tlie Boundary of the Township of Hurdsfieki to 
 the Point at which the same meets the Boundary of the Borough of 
 Macclesfield ; thence, Westward, along the Boundary of the Borough 
 of Macclesfield to the Point first described. 
 
 The Township of Stockport, and the respective Hamlets of Brinksway 
 and Edgeley, together witii those Parts of the respective Townships 
 of Brinninston and Heaton Norris which are included within the 
 ollowing Boundaries respectively; (that is to say,) 
 
 Brinnington. — From the Point at which the Boundary of the 
 Township of .Stockport would be cut by a straight Line to be 
 drawn from the Bridge over the River Mersey on the Brcdbury 
 antl Hyde Road to the Corn Mill in the Township of Heaton 
 Norris, between the Mancliester and Stockport Canal and the 
 J{eddish Road, and now in llic Occupation of Mr. Walmslcy, 
 8 along
 
 2"&3' GULIELMI IV. Cap.64. 
 
 571 
 
 Stockport. 
 
 along sucli straight Line to the Point at wliicli the same cuts the 
 River Tame; thence along the River Tame to the Point at 
 whicli tlie same meets the Boundary oi" the Township of Stock- 
 port -, thence, Eastward, along the Boundary of the Township 
 of .Stockport to the Point first described. 
 
 Heaton Nouris. — From the Point at which the Boundary of the 
 Township of Heaton Norris meets the Manchester Road, 
 between a Public House called the Ash, and Danby Lane, 
 along the Manchester Road to the Point at which the same 
 meets Danby Lane ; thence along Danby Lane to the Point at 
 which the same is cut by a straight Line drawn thereto from the 
 First Mile Stone on the Altringham Road through the Western 
 Angle of the Public House called the Heaton Norris Club 
 House ; thence alonsr the said straight Line to the Point at 
 which the same meets the . Southern Boundary of the Town- 
 ship of Heaton Norris ; thence. Eastward, along the Boundary 
 of the Township of Heaton Norris to the Point first described. 
 
 SOUTHERN DIVISION. 
 
 Chester. 
 
 The old .City of Chester, and also the Space included within the 
 following Boundary ; (that is to say,) 
 
 From the Second City Boundary Stone in Boughton Ford Mead, 
 and on the Eastern Bank of the River Dee, in a straight Line to the 
 Western Extremity of a Lane which leads from Stock Lane to Boughton 
 Heath ; tiience in a straight Line to the Soudiern Extremity of Heath 
 Lane ; thence along Heath Lane to the Point at which the same joins 
 the Christleton Road ; thence along the Christleton Road to the Point 
 at which the same is joined by New Lane ; thence along New Lane to 
 the Point at which the same meets Filkin Lane ; thence along Filkin 
 Lane to the Point at which the same joins, at Asp Tree Turnpike Gate, 
 the Tarvin Road ; thence along the Tarvin Road to Tarvin Bridge ; 
 thence along the Nantwich Canal to the Point at which the same meets 
 the old City Boundary ; thence, Southward, along the old City Boun- 
 .dary to the Second City Boundary Stone aforesaid. 
 
 6.— COUNTY OF CORNWALL. 
 
 EASTERN DIVISION. 
 
 Bodmin. 
 
 The several Parishes of Bodmin, Lanivet, Lanhydrock, and 
 Helland. 
 
 Launceston. 
 
 The old Borough of Launceston and the Parish of St. Stephen, 
 and all such Parts of the several Parishes of Lawhitton, St, Thomas 
 the Apostle, and South Petherwin as are without the old Borough of 
 Launceston. 
 
 LiSKEARD. 
 
 { 
 
 The Parish of Liskeard, and also all such Parts of the old Borough 
 of Liskeard as are without the Parish of Liskeard.
 
 572 
 
 2'^&3"GULIELM1 IV. Cap.64. 
 
 Heiston. 
 
 St. Ives. 
 
 Penryn 
 
 and 
 Falmouth. 
 
 TnuRo. 
 
 WESTERN DIVISION. 
 
 The oM Borough of Helstone, tlie Parish of Sithney, and also the 
 Space included within the following Boundary ; tiiat is to say, 
 
 From Coverack Bridge, over the River Loo, in a straight Line across 
 the Wendron Road to the Western Extremity of a Lane leading by 
 Wheal Ann to Graham Mine ; thence along the said Lane to the Point 
 at which the same meets a small Stream ; thence. Southward, along the 
 said Stream to the Point at which the same meets a Lane leading from 
 Wendron to Trecoose and Constantine ; thence, Eastward, along the 
 said Lane to Trecoose and Constantine, to tiie Point at which the same 
 meets the Boundary of the Parish of Wendron ; thence. Southward, 
 along the Boundary of the Parish of Wendron to Coverack Bridge. 
 
 Tlie old Borough of St. Ives, 
 and Towednack. 
 
 and the respective Parishes of Lelant 
 
 From the Point, on the North of Penryn, at which the Boundary of 
 the old Borough leaves the Boundary of the Parish of Mylor, Westward, 
 along the Boundary of the old Borough to the Point at which the same 
 meets the Road from Penryn to Helstone ; thence in a straight Line to 
 the Point, called Hill Head, at which the Road to Penryn from Budock 
 joins the Road to Penrj-n from Constantine ; thence in a straight Line 
 to the nearest Point of the Boundary of the Parish of Falmouth ; thence. 
 Southward, along the Boundary of the Parish of Falmouth to the Point 
 at which the same meets the Boundary of the detached Poi'tion of the 
 Parish of Budock ; thence in a straight Line to the Northern Point at 
 which the Boundary of the detached Portion of the Parish of Budock 
 leaves the Boundary of the Parish of Falmouth ; thence, Westward, 
 along the Sea Coast to the Point at which the same is met by the 
 Boundary of the Parish of Saint Gluvias ; thence. Eastward, along the 
 Boundary of the Parish of St. Gluvias to the Point first described. 
 
 From Bosvigo Bridge over the Kenwyn River, and on the Boundary 
 of the old Borough, along Bosvigo Lane, to the Point at which the 
 same joins the Redruth Road ; thence along the Redruth Road to the 
 Point at which the same is joined, near Chapel-Hill Gate, by Green 
 Lane ; thence along Green Lane to the Point at which the same joins 
 the Falmouth Road ; thence along an Occupation Road leading through 
 Newham-Farm Land to the Point at which such Occupation Road 
 meets Newham-Farm Lane; thence along a Fence which proceeds from 
 Newham-Farm Lane, and is the South-western Boundary of Two 
 l'"ields respective!}' called Great Beef Close and Little Beef Close, to 
 the Point at which such Fence meets the NorUi-western Fence of a 
 Field called Bramble Close ; thence. Eastward, along the Fence of 
 Bramble Close to the Point at which the same reaches the Shore of 
 Calenick Creek ; thence along the Shoi-e of Calenick Creek to Lower 
 Newham Wharf; tiience in a straight Line across the Truro and Fal- 
 mouth River to tlie Soutii-eastern Extremity of Sunny-Corner Wlwrf; 
 thence in a straight Line to Sunny-Corner ; tiience in a straight Line 
 to the Point at which Trenack Lane would be cut by a straight Line to 
 be drawn from the Eastern Extremity of Newham-Farm Lane to the 
 Point called Hill Head, at which St. Clements Lane meets the 
 St. Austell old Turnpike Road ; thence in a .straight Line to Mitciieli- 
 Hiil Gate, on ihe old London Road; thence in a straiglit Line to tiie 
 Point at whicii the Boundary of the old Borough woulil hv cut by a 
 straight Line to be drawn from Mitchell-Hill Gale lo Kenwyn Church; 
 tiience, Northward, along the Boundary of the old Borough to Bosvigo 
 Bridge.
 
 2 ^a^GULIELMI IV. Cap.()4 
 
 573 
 
 7._ COUNTY OF CUMBERLAND. 
 
 EASTERN DIVISION. 
 
 Carlisle. 
 
 Tlie ancient City of Carlisle, and the respective Townships of Bot- 
 chergate and Rickergate, and also all such Part of the Township of 
 Caklewgate as is comprised within the Boundary hereinafter described ; 
 (that is to say,) 
 
 From the Bridge over the River Caldew uniting the Township of 
 Caldewgate with the old City of Carlisle, Southward, along the River 
 Caldew to the Point at which the same leaves the Boundary of the 
 Township of Caldewgate ; thence, Westward, along the Boundary of 
 the Township of Caldewgate to die Point at which the Road from the 
 Kell Houses to Carlisle joins the Wigton Road ; thence in a straight 
 Line to the Point at which the Bye-Road from Stainton, over the 
 Summer House Ford in the River Eden, and across the Canal from 
 the Solway to Carlisle, meets the Road from Great and Little Orton to 
 Carlisle at a Place called New Town ; thence along the said Road from 
 Stainton. to the Point at which the same reaches the Summer House 
 Ford ; thence along the Boundary of the Township of Caldewgate to 
 the Bridge first described. 
 
 COCKF.RMOUTH. 
 
 WESTERN DIVISION. 
 
 The several Townships of Cockermouth, Eaglesfield, Brigham, Pap- 
 castle, and Bridekirk ; and also that detached Portion of the Township 
 of Dovenby which lies between the respective Townships of Papcastle, 
 Bridekirk, and Cockermouth. 
 
 Whitehaven. 
 
 From the Point on the Sea Coast, Nordi of Whitehaven, at which 
 the Boundary of die Township of Preston Quarter meets the Boundai7 
 of the Township of Moresby, Eastward, along the Boundary of the 
 Township of Preston Quarter, to the Point at which die Stream which 
 flows through the Village of Hensingham falls into the Poe Beck ; 
 thence in a straight Line to the Point on the Sea Coast at which the 
 Boundary of the Township of Preston meets the Boundary of the 
 Township of Sandwith ; thence along the Sea Coast to the Point first 
 described. 
 
 a— COUNTY OF DERBY. 
 
 Dkrby. 
 
 SOUTHERN DIVISION. 
 The old Borough of Derby. 
 
 7 F
 
 574 
 
 2"&3"GULIELMI IV. Cap.64. 
 
 9._COUNTY OF DEVON. 
 
 Barnstaple. 
 
 NORTHERN DIVISION. 
 
 From the new Bridge over Braddiford Water, on the New Braunton 
 Road, along the Hedge which is the Eastern Boundary of the East 
 Pillow Marsh Field, to the Point at which the same cuts Poleshill 
 Lane ; thence along Poleshill Lane to the Point at which the same 
 meets Hall's Mill Lane ; thence along Hall's Mill Lane to the Point at 
 which the same meets the Mill Leat ; thence along the Mill Leat to 
 the Point at which the same meets Shearford Lane ; thence along 
 Shearford Lane to the Point at which the same joins the Roborough 
 Road ; thence along the Roborough Road to the Point at which the 
 same is met by Smoky House Lane ; thence along Smoky House Lane 
 to the Point at which the same is cut by a Hedge which divides the Field 
 called " Great Mill Close " from the Field called " Little Mill Close " ; 
 thence along the last-mentioned Hedge, and in a Line in continuation of 
 the Direction thereof, to the Point at which such Line cuts the River 
 Yeo ; thence. Eastward, along the Boundary of the old Borough of 
 Barnstaple to the Point at which the same meets, in Cooney Cut, the 
 South-eastern Fence of a Field called " Ham ;" thence along the last- 
 mentioned Fence to the Point at which the same cuts Land Key Road ; 
 thence in a straight Line to the Point on Rumson Hill at which Windy 
 Ash Lane meets the Brindon Cross Road ; thence along Windy Ash 
 Lane to the Point at which Wood Street Water crosses the same ; 
 thence along Wood Street Water to the Point at which the same joins 
 the River Taw ; thence along the River Taw to the Point at which the 
 same is joined by the River Yeo ; thence along the River Y'eo to the 
 Swing Bridge on the New Braunton Road ; thence along the New 
 Braunton Road to the new Bridge first described. 
 
 Tiverton. 
 
 — The Parish of Tiverton. 
 
 ASHBURTON. 
 
 SOUTHERN DIVISION. 
 The Parish of Ashburton. 
 
 Dartmouth. 
 
 From the Point on the Sea Coast at which die Boundary of the 
 Parish of Townstall meets the Boundary of the Parish of Stoke 
 Fleming, Northward, along the Boundary of the Parish of Townstall, 
 to the Point at which the same meets the Stoke Road ; thence along 
 the Stoke Road, passing Swallaton Cross and Swallaton Gate, to the 
 Point at which the Stoke Road meets the Milton Road ; thence along 
 die Milton Road to the Point at which the same is met by die Boundary 
 of the Parish of Townstall ; thence. Westward, along the Boundary of 
 the Parish of Townstall to the Point at which the same reaches Okl Mill 
 Creek ; thence along the Low-water Mark to the Point first de- 
 scribed. 
 
 Devonport. 
 
 The Parish of Stoke Damerill, and the Township of Stonchouse. 
 13
 
 2"&3"GULIELMI IV. Cap.r)4. 
 
 575 
 
 Exeter. 
 
 HONITON. 
 
 From the Turnpike Gate on the Morton Road, Southward, along 
 Cowick Lane to the Point at which tiic same meets Stone Lane ; 
 thence along: Stone Lane to the Point at which the same meets the 
 Road from Exeter to Alpliington ; thence, Soutliward, along the Road 
 from Exeter to Alpliington to tiic Point at which the same is joined by 
 Marsh Barton Lane ; thence along Marsh Barton Lane to the Point 
 at which the same reaches the Western Branch of the River Exe ; 
 thence in a straight Line to the Point at which Abbey Lane meets the 
 Eastern Branch of the River Exe ; thence. Southward, along the Leat 
 to the Point at which the same is joined by the Brook which runs down 
 through East M^inford ; thence along the said Brook to the Point at 
 which the same crosses the Old Stoke and Tiverton Road near the 
 Road to Mincing Lake Farm ; thence along the Old Stoke and Tiverton 
 Road to the Point at which the same meets the Boundary of the County 
 of the City ; thence. Northward, along the Boundary of the County of tlie 
 City to the Point near Foxhays at which a Branch of the River Exe, 
 flowing through Exwick, joins the main Stream thereof; thence in a 
 straight Line to the Point at which the Road from Exwick to the Turnpike 
 Gate on the Morton Road is joined by a Road leading from Foxhays 
 to Cleave ; thence along the said Road from Exwick to the Turnpike 
 Gate on the Morton Road to the Point at which the same reaches such 
 Turnpike Gate. 
 
 — The Parish of Honiton. 
 
 Plymouth. 
 Tavistock. 
 
 TOTNES. 
 
 From the North-eastern Boundary Stone in a straight Line to the 
 nearest Point of the Line of the Embankment; thence, Southward, 
 along the Line of the Embankment to the Point at which the same 
 meets the Boundary of the old Borough ; thence, Southward, along 
 the Boundary of the old Borough to the Point first described. 
 
 - The Parish of Tavistock, except the Manor of Cudliptown. 
 
 - The Parish of Totnes, and the Manor of Bridsretown. 
 
 10. — COUNTY OF DORSET. 
 
 From the Toll Bar on the Exeter Road in a straight Line to the 
 Northern Extremity of the Fence which separates the Field called 
 " Marland Five Acres" from the Field called " Higher Girtups and 
 Dogholes;" thence along the Western Fence of the Field Higher 
 Girtups and Dogholes to the Point at which the same reaches a Lane 
 leading into Mead Lane ; thence along the said Lane leading into 
 Mead Lane to the Point at which the same reaches Mead Lane ; 
 thence along Mead Lane to the Point at which the same joins the 
 Chard Road ; thence. Northward, along the Chard Road to the Point 
 at which the same is joined by the first Lane on the Right, called 
 " Green Lane ;" thence in a straight Line to Allington Mill ; thence 
 in a straight Line to the Point at which Coneygere Lane joins the 
 Pymore Road ; thence along Coneygere Lane to the Point at which 
 the same joins the Beaminster Road ; thence in a straight Line to the 
 Bridge over the River Asher close by the Flood Houses ; thence along 
 the River Asher to the Point at which the same would be cut by a 
 straight Line to be drawn from the Eastern Extremity of Coneygere 
 
 Lane
 
 576 
 
 Bridport. 
 
 2" & 3" GULIELMI iV. Cap.64. 
 
 Lane to the Turnpike Gate on the Dorchester Road ; thence along the 
 snid straigiit Line to the Turnpike Gate on tlie Dorchester Hoad ; 
 tlience. Southward, along the Dorchester Road to the Point at which the 
 same is joined by Bothenhampton Lane ; thence along Bothenhampton 
 Lane to the Point at which the same is met by the Stream which forms 
 the Boundary between the respective Parishes of Walditch and Bothen- 
 hampton ; thence along the said Stream to the Point at which the same 
 falls into the River Asher ; thence down the River Asher (following 
 the Easternmost Branch thereof at the Points at which the same divides 
 into Two Branches) to Squibs Bridge ; thence in a straight Line to 
 the Sonth-eastern Corner of Keemy Cottage on the Bothenhampton 
 Road ; thence in a straight Line to the Eastern Extremity of Won- 
 derwell Lane ; thence, Westward, along M'onderweli Lane to the 
 Point at which the same joins the Burton Bradstock Road ; thence, 
 Southward, along the Burton Bradstock Road to Wich Gate; thence 
 in a straight Line through the Bombardier's House to the Sea Coast ; 
 thence along the Sea Coast to the Eastern Extremity of West Cliff; 
 dience, Northwai'd, along West Cliff, and along the Western Boundary 
 of the Ship Yard of Messieurs Matthews and Company, to the Point 
 at which the same meets the Boundary of the Field called " Pitfield 
 Marsh ;" thence. Northward, along the Boundary of Pitfield Marsh to 
 the Point at which the same meets the River Brit at L'e Pool ; thence 
 up the River Brit to the Point at which the same is joined by the 
 Stream which forms the Boundary between the respective Parishes of 
 Symondsbury and Allington ; thence along the last-mentioned Stream 
 to the Point at which the same meets the Fence which runs down 
 thereto from the Toll Bar at the Exeter Road ; thence along the last- 
 mentioned Fence to the Toll Bar on the Exeter Road. 
 
 Dorchester. 
 
 From the second or middle Bridge on the Sherborne Road, along 
 the Northern Branch of the River Frorae, passing under Grey's Bridge, 
 to the Point at which such Northern Branch is met, near Stanton's 
 Cloth Factory, by the Boundary of the Parish of Fordington ; thence, 
 Southward, along the Boundary of the Parish of Fordington to the 
 Point at which the same meets the Wareham Road ; thence. West- 
 ward, along the Wareham Road to the 'I'urnpike Gate ; thence in a 
 straight Line to the Centre of the Barrow called " Two Barrows;" 
 thence in a straight Line to the Centre of the Amphitheatre called 
 Maumbury Ring; thence in a straight Line to the Centre of the 
 Barrow called Lawrence Barrow, near the Exeter Road ; thence in 
 a straight Line to the South-western Corner of the Barrack Wall ; 
 thence. Northward, along the Barrack Wall and Palisade to the Point 
 at which such Palisade meets the Southern Bi'anch of the River Fromc ; 
 thence in a straight Line to the second or middle Bridge on the Sher- 
 borne Road. 
 
 Lyme Regis. 
 
 - The respective Parisiies of Lyme Regis and Charmouth. 
 
 Poole. 
 
 The County of the Town of Poole, the Parish of Hamwortliy, and 
 the respective Tithings of I'arkstono and Longflcet. 
 
 Shaftesbury. 
 
 The old Borough of Shaftesbury; the several Out-Parishes of Holy 
 Trinity, St. James, and St. Peter ; the several Parishes of Cann, 
 St. Rombald, Motcoinb, East Slower, Stower Provost, Todbere, Mel- 
 buiy Abbas, Compton Abbas, Dowhcad St. Mary, and St. Margarets 
 Marsh : and the Chapelry of Hartgrovc.
 
 Waheham. 
 
 Weymouth 
 
 and 
 Melcombe Regis. 
 
 2"&3''GULIELMI IV. Cap. 04. 577 
 
 The old Borough of Wareliam; tlic Parislies of Corfe Castle and 
 Bere Regis; the several Out- Parishes of Lady Saint Mary, Holy 
 Trinity, and Saint Martin; and the C'iiapclry of Arnc; that Part of 
 tiie Parish of East Stoke which adjoins tiie Eastern Boundarj' of tl»e 
 old Borough of Wareham; and also such Part of the Parish of East 
 Morden as is comprised widiin the following Boundary ; (tiiat is to say,) 
 
 From the Point at wliicli the Boundary of tlie Parish of East Morden 
 meets the Southern Boundary of Morden Park Wood, Southward, along 
 the Boundary of Morden Park Wood, to the Point at wliicli the same 
 meets the Sherford Lake ; thence. Eastward, along tlic Siierford Lake 
 to the Point at which the same meets the Boundary of the Parish of 
 East Morden ; thence. Southward, along the Boundary of the Parish of 
 East Morden to the Point first described. 
 
 From the old Sluice on the Wareham Road in a straight Line to the 
 Point at which the Northern Wall of the old Barrack Field meets theDor- 
 cIiesterRoad; thence along the said Northern Wall, and in a Line in the 
 Direction thereof, to the Point at which such Line meets the Boundary of 
 the old Borough ; thence. Northward, along the Boundary of tlie old 
 Borough to the Point at which the same meets the Upper Wyke Road ; 
 thence. Westward, along the Upper Wyke Road to the Point at which the 
 same is joined by a Cross Road leading to the Lower Wyke Road, other- 
 wise called Buxton's Lane; thence along the said Cross Road to the Point 
 at which the same joins the said Lower Wyke Road ; thence along the 
 said Lower Wyke Road to the Point at which the same joins the Sands- 
 foot Castle Road ; thence. Northward, along the Sandsfoot Castle Road 
 to the Point at which the same is met by the Footpath leading by 
 Lovel's Farm to Bincleves; thence along the said Footpath to the 
 Point at which the same reaches the Edge of the Cliff at Bincleves ; 
 dience along the Sea Coast to the old Sluice aforesaid. 
 
 11.— COUNTY OF DURHAM. 
 
 NORTHERN DIVISION. 
 
 Durham. 
 
 From Shincliffe Bridge over the River Wear, on the Stockton Road, 
 along the Stockton Road, to die Point at which the same is met by a 
 Lane leading into the Darlington Road ; thence along the said Lane 
 to the Point at which the same joins the Darlington Road ; thence 
 along the Darlington Road to the Point at whicli the same is met 
 by Potter's Lane ; thence along Potter's Lane to the Point at which 
 the same meets Quarry Head Lane ; tiience along Quarry Head Lane 
 to the Point at which tiie same meets Margery Lane ; thence along 
 Margery Lane to tiie Point at which the same meets Flass Lane; 
 thence along Flass Lane to tiie Point at wliicli the same meets a Lane 
 leading into the newly cut Turnpike Road which forms the Commence- 
 ment of the Newcastle Road ; thence along the last-mentioned Lane to 
 the Point at which the same joins the said newly cut Road ; thence. 
 Northward, along the said newly cut Road to the Point at which the 
 same joins the old Line of the Newcastle Road ; thence in a straight 
 Line through the Northernmost of the Two Out-buildings attached to 
 Kepier's Hospital to the River Wear; thence along the River Wear 
 to the Point at which the same meets Kepier Lane ; thence along 
 Kepier Lane, passuig under the old Arches of the Hospital, to the 
 Point at which the same Lane is joined, on the South-west of High 
 7 G Grange
 
 578 
 
 2''&3°GULIELMI IV. Cap.M. 
 
 Grange Farm, by a Lane leading into the Loaning Head Road ; thence 
 along the last-mentioned Lane, crossing the Sunderland Road, to the 
 Point at which the same Lane joins the Loaning Head Road ; thence 
 along the Loaning Head Road to the Point at which the same is met 
 by a Beck running close to the North of Pellaw Wood and to the 
 South of Gilesgate Church ; thence along the said Beck to the Point at 
 
 Gateshead, 
 
 which the same falls into 
 Wear to ShinclifFe Bridge. 
 
 the River Wear ; thence along; the River 
 
 The Parish of Gateshead, and also all such Part of the Chapelry of 
 Heworth in the Parish of Jarrow as is situated to the West of a 
 straight Line to be drawn from Kirton Toll Gate House to Blue Quarry 
 Mil], and prolonged each Way to the Boundary of the Parish of Gates- 
 head. 
 
 South Shields. - The respective Townships of South Shields and Westoe. 
 
 Sunderland. 
 
 ! 
 
 The Parish of Sunderland, and the several Townships of Bishop 
 Wearmouth, Bisliop Wearmouth Panns, Monk Wearmouth, Monk 
 Wearmoutii Shore, and Southwick. 
 
 12._COUNTY OF ESSEX. 
 
 Colchester. 
 Harwich. 
 
 NORTHERN DIVISION. 
 The old Borough of Colchester. 
 The old Borough of Harwich. 
 
 Maldon. 
 
 SOUTHERN DIVISION. 
 The old Borough of Maldon, and the Parish of Heybridge. 
 
 13.— COUNTY OF GLOUCESTER. 
 
 EASTERN DIVISION, 
 
 Cheltenham. - The Parish of Cheltenham. 
 
 Cirencester. - The Parish of Cirencester. 
 
 From the old City Boundary Stone on the Western Side of the Lane 
 called Castle Lane, leading from Westgate Street to tlie County Gaol, 
 Northward, along the old City Boundary to the Boundary Stone, 
 South of the London Road, which marks the Easternmost Point of the 
 old City ]?oundary ; thence in a straight Line through the Eastern 
 Corner of the Mill upon the River Twiver, between the old City 
 
 Boundary
 
 2'&S"GULIELMI IV. Cap.64. 
 
 579 
 
 Gloucester. 
 
 Boundary and the Tramroad from the Gloucester and Berkeley Canal 
 to Cheltenham, to tlie said Tramroad ; thence alon;^ the said Tramroad 
 to the Point at which the same is met by Barton Lane ; thence along 
 Barton Lane to the Point at which the same crosses the Sud Brook ; 
 thence alontr the Sud Brook to the Point at which tiic same falls into 
 the Gloucester and Berkeley Canal ; tlience along the Gloucester and 
 Berkeley Canal to the Point at which the same is met by the old City 
 Boundary ; thence, Westward, along the old City Boundary to the 
 Point first described. 
 
 Stroud. 
 
 Tewkesbury. 
 
 The several Parishes of Stroud, Bisley, Painswick, Pitchcomb, 
 Randwick, Stonehonse, Leonard Stanley, Kings Stanley, Ilodborough, 
 Minchinhampton, Woodchester, Avening, and Horsley, except that 
 Part of the Parish of Leonard Stanley which is called Lorridge's Farm, 
 and is surrounded by the Parish of Berkley. 
 
 - The Parish of Tewkesbury. 
 
 l4._COUNTY OF HANTS. 
 
 Andover. 
 
 Petersfield. 
 
 { 
 
 NORTHERN DIVISION. 
 
 The respective Parishes of Andover and Knights Enham, and the 
 Tithing of Foxcot. 
 
 The old Borough of Petersfield, and the Tithing of Sheet ; the 
 several Parishes of Buriton, Lj'ss, and Froxfield ; the several Tithings 
 of Ramsden, Langrish, and Oxenbourn, in the Parish of East Meon ; 
 and also the Parish of Steep, except the respective Tithings of North 
 and South Ambersham. 
 
 Winchester. 
 
 the Cottage on the 
 
 From St. Winnal's Church in a straight Line to 
 new Alresford Road which is North-west of the White House on 
 St. Giles's Hill ; thence in a straight Line to the Turnpike Gate at 
 Barr End ; thence in a straight Line to tlie Point at which the Gosport 
 Road joins tlie Southampton Road ; thence in a straight Line to the 
 Point at which an Angle is made in the Northern Bank of the Lane 
 leading from St. Cross to Compton Down, perpendicularly above the 
 deep Hollow in the said Lane ; thence in a straight Line to the Cock 
 Lane Turnpike Gate ; thence in a straight Line to the Three Horse 
 Shoes Public House on the Week Road; dience in a straight Line to 
 the House on the Andover Road which is immediately North-west of 
 die Point at which the Boundary of the City of Winchester crosses the 
 same Road ; thence in a straight Line to the South-eastern Corner of 
 die Fir Plantation on the Western Side of the Basingstoke Road ; 
 thence in a straight Line to St. Winnal's Church. 
 
 SOUTHERN DIVISION, 
 
 The Parish of Christchurch, and the Chapelry of Holdenhurst, 
 except such Part of the Tithing of Hum in the"^ Parish of Christ- 
 church as is situated to the Nordi of the following Boundary ; (diat is 
 to say,) 
 
 From die Point at which the Western Boundary of the Parish of 
 
 Christchurch
 
 580 
 
 Christchurch. 
 
 Lymington. 
 
 2''&3°GULIELMI IV. Cap.64. 
 
 Christchurch crosses the Road from Dudsbury to Hurn Bridge, in a 
 straight Line to the South-western Corner of Merritown Common ; 
 thence along the Southern Boundary of Merritown Common and of 
 Hurn Common to the Point at which tiie Southern Boundary of Hurn 
 Common reaches the Moor's River ; thence in a straigiit Line to the 
 Southern Boundary Post of the Parish of Christchurch on the Ring- 
 wood Road, close by Fiilybrook Plantation. 
 
 The Parish of Lymington, and also such Part of the Parish of 
 Boldre as is comprised within the following Boundary ; (that is to 
 say,) 
 
 From East-end Bridge, on the Eastern Boundary of the Parish 
 of Boldre, in a straight Line through Boldre Church to the 
 Western Bank of Lymington River; thence. Southward, along the 
 Western Bank of Lymington River to the Point at which the same 
 meets the Boundary of the Parish of Boldre ; thence, Southward, 
 along the Boundary of the Parish of Boldre to East-end Bridge 
 aforesaid. 
 
 Portsmouth. - The old Borough of Portsmouth, and the Parish of Portsea. 
 
 Southampton. - The Town and County of the Town of Southampton. 
 
 -COUNTY OF HEREFORD. 
 
 Hereford. 
 Leominster. 
 
 The whole Space contained within the Boundary of the Liberties 
 of the City of Hereford, including Castle Green. 
 
 The Parish of Leominster. 
 
 16. -COUNTY OF HERTFORD. 
 
 St. Albans. 
 
 From the Turnpike Gate on the LondonRoad East of Saint Albans, 
 called Saint Albans Gate, in a straight Line to the Point at which the 
 Boundary of the old Boiough crosses the River at the Bottom of the 
 Cotton Mill Lane; thence. Southward, along tlie ]3oundai-y of the old 
 Borough to the Point at which the Western Boundary of the Parish 
 of St. Alban leaves the River ; thence in a straight Line, through the 
 South-eastern Corner of St. Michaels Churchyard, to the Hempstead 
 Road ; thence, Northward, along the Hempstead Road to the Point 
 at wiiich the same meets the Road leading to Gorehainlnny, formerly 
 the Redbourn Road ; thence in a straight Line to the Western Extre- 
 mity of the Tongue of Land in the River just above Kingsbury Fish- 
 pond; thence in a straight Line to the Side Bar belonging to Kings- 
 bury Turnpike Gate, by the Side of the new Redbourn Road ; 
 tliencc, Eastward, in a straight Line to the Point at which the Boun- 
 dary of the olil Borough meets Luton Lane ; thence. Eastward, along 
 the Boundary of the old Borough to the Point at which the same 
 crosses Swectbriar Lane ; thence in a straight Line to St. Alban's 
 Turnpike Ciate aforesni<l.
 
 Hertford. 
 
 2''&3"GUL1ELM1 IV Cap.64. 
 
 581 
 
 From the Corporation Post at tlie Bottom of Port Hill, along the 
 Bengeo Roail to tiie Point at which the same is cut by the Northern 
 Fence of Port Hill Field ; thence along tlie Nortliern and Western 
 Fences of Port Hill Field to the Point at which such Western Fence 
 cuts the Mole Wood Mill Road ; tiience in a straight Line through 
 Sele Farm 'Bridge to the Stevenage Uoad; thence in a straight Line 
 to the Point at which the Hertingfordbury Road is crossed by the 
 Boundary of the Out-Borough of Hertford ; thence, Southward, along 
 the Boundary of the Out-Borough of Hertford to the Corporation Post 
 at the Bottom of Port Hill. 
 
 ] 7.— COUNTY OF HUNTINGDON. 
 
 Huntingdon. 
 
 The old Borough of Huntingdon, and the Parish of Godmanchester. 
 
 18.— COUNTY OF KENT. 
 
 Canterbury, 
 
 EASTERN DIVISION. 
 
 From the Westernmost Point, near St. Jacob's, at which the Boun- 
 dary of the City Liberties meets the Ashford Road, in a straight Line 
 to the Point at wliich the respective Boundaries of the Parishes of 
 Harbledown, St. Dunstan, and Holy Cross Westgate meet ; thence, 
 Northward, along the Eastern Boundary of the Parish of Harbledown 
 to the Point at which the same turns Nordi-westward near the 
 Whitstable Road ; thence in a straight Line, in the Direction of 
 St. Stephens Church, to the Point at which such straight Line cuts the 
 Boundary of the Parish of St. Stephen ; thence, Eastward, along the 
 Boundary of the Parish of St. Stephen to the Point at which the 
 same meets the Boundary of the Parish of Holy Cross Westgate; thence 
 in a straight Line, througli the Point at which the Road to St. Stephen's 
 Church meets the Road to Sturry, to the nearest Branch of the River 
 Stour ; thence along the said Branch of the River Stour to the Cor- 
 poration Stone, Number 5 ; thence, Eastward, along the Boundary of 
 the City Liberties, including the whole of the Borough of Longport, 
 to the Point first described. 
 
 DOVOR. 
 
 From the Jetty, along the Boundary of the Liberties of the Town 
 and Port of Dovor, on the Eastern Side of the Castle, and tin-ough the 
 Parish of Charlton, to the Boundary Stone at which the Boundary of 
 the said Liberties meets the Boundary of the Parish of Buckland in 
 Back Lane ; thence along Back Lane to the Point at which the same 
 meets the Road leading down to Crabbe Turnpike Gate on the 
 London Road ; thence in a straight Line, in a westerly Direction, to 
 the Point at which the Boundary of the Parish of Buckland crosses 
 the London Road ; thence along the Boundary of the Parish of 
 Buckland to the Point at which the same crosses the River ; thence 
 in a straight Line to the Point at wliich the Boundary of the Parish 
 
 7H of
 
 582 
 
 Hythe. 
 
 Sandwich. 
 
 2** & 3° GULIELMI IV. Cap. 64. 
 
 of Buckland meets the Road leading to Combe Farm ; thence along 
 the Boundary of the Parish of Buckland to the Point at which 
 the Boundary of the Parish of Hougham is intersected by the 
 Boundary of the Liberties aforesaid ; thence along the Boundary of 
 the said Liberties to the Sea Coast; thence along the Sea Coast to 
 the Jetty. 
 
 The old Borough of Hythe; the Liberties of the Town of Folkstone ; 
 and the several Parishes of ^^^est Hythe, Saltwood, Cheriton, Folk- 
 stone, and Newington, except that detached Part of the Parish of 
 Newington called Marwood Land. 
 
 1 
 
 The several Parishes of St. Mary, St. Peter, and St. Clement ; and 
 the Extra-parochial Precinct of St. Bartholomew, Sandwich ; the 
 Parish of Deal ; and the Parish of Walmer. 
 
 Chatham, 
 
 Greenwich. 
 
 WESTERN DIVISION. 
 
 From the Easternmost Point at which the Boundary of the City of 
 Rochester meets the Right Bank of the River Medway, Southward, 
 along the Boundary of the City of Rochester to the Boundary Stone of 
 the said City marked 5 ; thence in a straight Line to the Windmill in 
 the Parish of Chatham on the Top of Chatham Hill ; thence in a 
 straight Line to the Oil Windmill in the Parish of Gillingham, between 
 tlie Village of Gillingham and the Fortifications ; thence in a straight 
 Line through Gillingham Fort to the Right Bank of the River Medway ; 
 thence along the Right Bank of the River Medway to the Point first 
 described. 
 
 From the Point at which the Royal Arsenal Canal at Woolwich joins 
 the River Thames, along the said Canal to the Southern Extremity 
 thereof; thence in a straight Line to the South-western Corner of the 
 Ordnance Storekeeper's House ; thence in a straight Line, in the 
 Direction of a Stile in the Footpatli from Woolwich to Plumstead 
 Common, over Sand Hill, to the Boundary of the Parish of Woolwich ; 
 thence. Southward, along the Boundary of the Parish of Woolwich to 
 the Point at which the same meets the Boundary of the Parish of 
 Charlton ; thence, Westward, along the Boundarj' of the Parish of 
 Charlton to the Point at which the same turns Southward near the 
 Dovor Road ; thence along the Dovor Road to the nearest Point of 
 the Boundary of the Parish of Greenwich ; thence, Westward, along 
 the Boundary of the Parish of Greenwich to the Point at which the 
 same turns abruptly to the South, close by the Dovor Road ; thence in 
 a straight Line, in a westerly Direction, to the nearest Point of the 
 Boundary of the Parish of Greenwich ; thence. Westward, along the 
 Boundary of the Parish of Greenwich to the Point at which the same 
 meets the Boundary of the Parish of Saint Paul Deptford ; thence, 
 Southward, along the Boundary of the Parish of Saint Paul Deptford 
 to the Point at which the same meets the River Thames ; thence along 
 the River Thames to the Point first described. 
 
 Maidstone. - The old Borough of Maidstone. 
 
 The whole Space comprised within the Boundaries of the Liberties 
 of the old City of Rochester, and also such Parts of the respective 
 Parishes of Strood and Frindsbury as aic situated between the Left 
 Bank of tlie River Medway and tiic Boundai-y hereafter described ; 
 (that is to say,) 
 
 From the Entrance from the River Medway of the Tliames and 
 
 Medway
 
 2 &3-GUL1ELM1 IV. Cap. 64. 
 
 Rochester. 
 
 583 
 
 Medway Canal, along a Footpath which leads up the Hill towards 
 Upnor, to the Point (on the Top of the Hill) at which the same is met 
 by a Road or Path leading towards Frindsbury Church ; thence along 
 such Road or Path to the Point at which the same joins Parsonage 
 I^ane ; thence along Parsonage Lane to the Point at which the same 
 joins the Road from Frindsbury to Hoo ; thence in a straight Line to 
 the Northernmost Angle of the Boundary of the Parish of Strood ; 
 thence, Westward, along the Boundary of the Parish of Strood to the 
 Point at which the same meets the London Road ; thence towards 
 Rochester along the London Road to the Point at which the same is 
 joined by the Road from the Three Crouches ; thence in a straight 
 Line to the Point at which the Left Bank of tlie River Medway would 
 be cut by a straight Line to be drawn from the Point last described to 
 Fort Clarence. 
 
 19— COUNTY OF LANCASTER. 
 
 Blackburn. 
 
 Clitheroe. 
 
 Lancaster. 
 
 1 
 
 NORTHERN DIVISION. 
 The Township of Blackburn. 
 
 The respective Chapelries of Downham and Clitheroe ; and the Four 
 Townships of Whalley, Wiswall, Pendleton, and Henshorn, and Little 
 Mitton and Colcoats. 
 
 Preston. 
 
 From the Point on the River Lune at which the respective Boun- 
 daries of the Townships of Lancaster, Skerton, and Heaton-with-Ox- 
 cliffe meet, Westward, along the Boundary of the Township of 
 Lancaster to the Point at which the respective Boundaries of the 
 Townships of Lancaster, Bulk, and Quernmore meet ; thence in a 
 straight Line to the Aqueduct Bridge over the Caton Road ; thence. 
 Northward, along the Canal from Preston to Kendal to the Fourtli 
 Bridge over the same from the Aqueduct ; thence in a straight Line 
 to the Point at which Bracken Lane meets Scale Lane ; thence along 
 Scale Lane to the Point at which the same reaches the River Lune ; 
 thence along the River Lune to the Point first described. 
 
 - The old Borough of Preston, and the Township of Fishwick. 
 
 ASHTON- 
 
 under-Lyne. 
 
 Bolton Le 
 Moors. 
 
 SOUTHERN DIVISION. 
 
 The whole Space over which the Provisions of an Act passed in the 
 Seventh and Eighth Years of the Reign of His late Majesty King 
 George the Fourth, and intituled " An Act for lighting, cleansing, 
 " watching, and otherwise improving the Town of Ashton-under-Lyne 
 " in the County Palatine of Lancaster, and for regulating the Police 
 ^" thereof," at present extend. 
 
 {The several Townships of Great Bolton, Little Bolton, and Haulgh, 
 except that detached Part of the Township of Little Bolton which is 
 situate to the North of the Town of Bolton.
 
 584 
 
 Bury. 
 
 2'^&3°GUL1ELMI IV. Cap.64. 
 
 From the Point in the Hamlet of Stariing at which a Boundary 
 Stone marks the Boundary of the respective Townships of Elton and 
 Ainsworth, along the Lane from Stai'ling to Walshaw Lane, to the 
 Point iji the Hamlet of Walshaw Lane at which a Boundary Stone 
 marks tlie Boundary of the respective Townships of Elton and Tot- 
 tington Lower End ; thence, Eastward, along the Boundary of the 
 Township of Elton to the Point at which the same meets the Woodill 
 Brook ; thence in a straight Line to the Point at which the Pigs Lea 
 Brook falls into the River Irwell ; tlience, Eastward, along the Boun- 
 dary of the Township of Bury to the Point at which the same meets 
 the Boundary of the Township of Elton ; thence, Westward, along 
 the Boundary of the Township of Elton to the Point first de- 
 scribed. 
 
 Liverpool. 
 
 Manchester. 
 
 1 
 
 From the Western Extremity of Dingle Lane, on the South of the 
 Town, along Dingle Lane, to the Point at which the same meets UUet 
 Lane ; thence along Ullet Lane to the Point at which the same meets 
 Lodge Lane ; thence along Lodge Lane to the Point at which the 
 same meets Smithdown Lane ; thence along Smithdown Lane to the 
 Point at which the same is met by the Boundary of the Township of 
 Wavertree ; thence, Northward, along the Boundary of the Township 
 of Wavertree to that Point thereof which is nearest to the South- 
 eastern Corner of the Wall of the new Botanic Gardens ; thence in a 
 straight Line to the said South-eastern Corner ; thence along the 
 Eastern Wall of the new Botanic Gardens to the Point at which such 
 Wall reaches Edge Lane ; thence, Eastward, along Edge Lane to a 
 Point Seventy-four Yards distant from the Point last described ; thence 
 in a Line parallel to the new Street called Grove Street to the Point at 
 which such pai-allel Line reaches the London Road ; thence along the 
 London Road to the Point at which the same is joined by Deane 
 Street ; thence in a straight Line to the Boundary Stone in Rake 
 Lane, near the Southern Extremity of Whitefield Lane ; thence. 
 Northward, along the Boundary of the Township of Evcrton to the 
 Point at which the same joins the Boundary of the Township of Kirk- 
 dale ; thence, Northward, along the Boundary of the Township of Kirk- 
 dale to the Point at which the same reaches the High-water Mark of 
 the River Mersey ; thence along the High-water Mark of the River 
 Mersey to that Point thereof which is nearest to the Point first de- 
 scribed ; thence in a straight Line to the Point first described. 
 
 The several Townships of Manchester, Chorlton Row otherwise 
 Chorlton-upon-Medlock, Ardwick, Beswick, Hulme, Cheetham, Brad- 
 ford, Newton, and Harpur Hey. 
 
 Oldham. 
 
 The several Townships of Oldham, Chadderton, Crompton, and 
 Roy ton. 
 
 Rochdale. 
 
 The Space defined in the 101st Section of an Act passed in the 
 Sixth Year of the Reign of His late Majesty King George the Fourth, 
 and intituled " An Act for lighting, cleansing, watching, and regu- 
 " lating the Town of Rochdale in tlie County Palatine of Lan> 
 " caster." 
 
 From the Northernmost Point at which the Boundary of the Town- 
 ship of Salford meets the Boundary of the Township of Broughton, 
 Northward, along the Boundary of the Township of Bioughton, to the 
 Point at which the same meets the Boundary of the Township of Pen- 
 5 dleton ;
 
 Sai.ford. 
 
 2"&3"GULIELMI IV. Cap.64 
 
 Warrington. 
 
 585 
 
 dleton ; tlienco;, Westward, along the Boundary of the Township of 
 Pendleton to the Point at whicii the same meets the Boundary of the 
 detacjied Portion of the Township of Pendlebury ; thence, Southward, 
 along the Boundary of the detached Portion of the Townsliip of Pen- 
 dlebury to the Point at whicli the same meets the Boundary of the 
 Township of Salford ; thence, Westward, along the Boundary of the 
 Township of Salford to the Point first described. 
 
 The respective Townships of Warrington and Latchford ; and also 
 those Two detached Portions of the Township of Thelwall which lie 
 between the Boundary of the Township of I^atdifortl and the River 
 Mersey. 
 
 WiGAN. 
 
 The Township of Wigan. 
 
 20.— COUNTY OF LEICESTER. 
 
 Leicester. 
 
 SOUTHERN DIVISION. 
 
 The old Borougii of Leicester, and the Space over which the Magis- 
 trates of the old Borough of Leicester at present exercise a Jurisdiction 
 concurrently with the Magistrates of the County of Leicester, including 
 the Castle View. 
 
 Lincoln. 
 
 21. —COUNTY OF LINCOLN. 
 
 PARTS OF LINDSEY. 
 
 The old City of Lincoln, the Bail and Close, and a certain Com- 
 mon, belonging to the Freemen of Lincoln, called Canwick Common, 
 together with all Extra-parochial Places, if any, which are surrounded 
 by the old City of Lincoln, the Bail and Close, and the said Common, 
 or any or either of them, or by the Boundaries or Boundary of any or 
 either of them. 
 
 I The several Parishes of Great Grimsby, Great Coates, Little 
 Coates, Bradley, Laceby, Waltham, Scartho, Clee, Weelsby, and 
 Cleethorpes. 
 
 PARTS OF KESTEVEN AND HOLLAND. 
 
 Boston. 
 
 The old Borough of Boston, the Parish of Skirbeck, and the 
 
 Hamlet of Skirbeck Quarter, including the Fen Allotment of the 
 
 Hamlet of Skirbeck Quarter, but not the Fen Allotment of the 
 Parish of Skirbeck. 
 
 7 1
 
 586 
 
 Grantham. 
 
 2''&3'^GULIELMI IV. Cap.(i4. 
 
 The Parish of Grantliam, (including tiie several Townships of Spittle- 
 ffate, Mantliorpe with Little Gonerby, and Harrowby,) and that Part of 
 the Parish of Somerby which is contained between the Boundary of 
 the Parish of Grantham and High Dvke. 
 
 Stamford. 
 
 The old Borough of Stamford, and such Part of the Parisii of 
 Saint Martin Stamford Baron as lies between the Boundary of the old 
 Borough and the following Boundary; (that is to say,) 
 
 From tiie Westernmost Point at whicl) the Boundary of the Parish of 
 Saint Martin meets the Boundary of the old Borough, Southward, along 
 the Boundary of the Parish of Saint Martin, to the Northernmost Point 
 at which the same meets the Woothorpe Road ; thence in a straight 
 Line to the Southern Tower, on the London Road; of the Gateway to 
 Burghley House; thence, Northward, along tlie Wall of Burghley Park 
 to the Point at which the same meets an Occupation Road called the 
 " New Road," which runs from the Barnack and Pilsgate Road to the 
 River Welland ; thence along the saitl Occupation Road, and in a 
 Line in continuation of the Direction thereof, to the Point at which 
 such Line cuts the Boundary of the old Borough. 
 
 FiNSBURY. 
 
 London 
 
 M.\RYLEBONE. 
 
 22.— COUNTY OF MIDDLESEX. 
 
 The sevei'al Parishes of Saint Luke, Saint George the Martyr, Saint 
 Giles-in-the-Fiekls, Saint George Bloomsbury, Saint Mary Stoke New- 
 ington, and Saint Mary Islington ; the several Liberties or Places of 
 Saffron Hill, Hatton Garden,"Ely Rents, Ely Place, the Rolls, Glass 
 House Yard, and the Charter House ; Lincolns Inn and Grays Inn ; 
 the Parish of Saint James and Saint John Clerkenwell, except that Part 
 thereof which is situate to the North of the Parish of Islington ; those 
 Parts of the respective Parishes of Saint Sepulchre and Saint Andrew 
 Holborn, and of Furnivals Inn and Staple Inn respectively, which are 
 situated without the Liberty of tiie City of London. 
 
 riie whole Space contained within the exterior Boundaries of ilie 
 London, including the Inner Temple and tlie 
 
 {The whole Space c 
 Liberties of the City o 
 Middle Temple. 
 
 f The s 
 \ Padding! 
 
 „ TT r The several Divisions of the Liberty of the Tower, and the Tower 
 
 1 owER Hamlets. ■{ t^- • . i- ^^ i . u i i 
 1^ Division oi Ossulston Hundred. 
 
 The several Parishes of Saint Mary le bone,, Saint Pancras, and 
 ton. 
 
 Westminster. - The old City and Liberties of Westminster, and tiie Duchy Liberty.
 
 2''c^3"GULIELMl IV. Cap.f)4. 587 
 
 23.— COUNTY OF MO\ MOUTH. 
 
 Monmouth. 
 
 MONMOUTH DISTRICT. 
 
 f The Parisli of Monmouth, and all such Parts of the old Borough of 
 )^ Monmouth as lie without the Parish of Monmouth. 
 
 NEwrouT. 
 
 From the Point, on the South of the Town, at which the Mendle 
 Gief Road is joined by a Husbandry Road leading to Hundred Acres 
 Gout, along the Mendle Gief Road, to the Point at which the same 
 meets the Cardiff Road ; thence, Westward, along the Cardiff Road to 
 the Point at which the same meets the Streamlet from Cwrty-bella 
 Well ; thence along the said Streamlet to the Pool on the Western Side 
 of Friar's Garden Wall; thence along the Watercourse up from the 
 said Pool to another Pool on the Western Side of Bull Field ; thence 
 along the Western Fence of Bull Field to the Point at which the same 
 Fence cuts the Road from Stow to Risca ; thence, Westward, along the 
 Road from- Stow to Risca to the Point at which the same is cut bj' the 
 Fence which runs Northward from tiie East End of the Cottages be- 
 longing to John Ricketts ; thence along the last-mentioned Fence to 
 the Noi'th-western Corner of the Field of which it is the Western 
 Boundary ; thence, Eastward, along the Northern Fence of the last- 
 mentioned Field to the Point at which the same is intersected by the 
 Fence of the adjoining Field ; thence. Northward, along the last-men- 
 tioned Fence to a Well Head ; thence along the Stream leadincf tliere- 
 from to the Point at which the same meets the Boundary of the old 
 Borough ; thence, Northward, along the Boundary of the old Borough 
 to the Point at which the same meets the River Usk at the Mouth of 
 Cridan Pill; thence along the River Usk to the Point at which the same 
 is joined by a Pill opposite the Castle; thence along the said Pill to the 
 Gout ; thence along the Watercourse, in a Direction nearly due East, 
 to the Point at which the same meets the new Road to Caerleon ; thence 
 along the new Road to Caerleon to the Point at which the same joins 
 the old Road to Christ Church; thence along the New Reen to the 
 Point at which the same meets Liswerry Pill ; theuce along Liswerry 
 Pill to the Point at which the same joins the River Usk; thence alonf 
 the River Usk to the Point at which the same is joined by Hundred 
 Acres Gout ; thence along Hundred Acres Gout to the Point at which 
 the same is met by the said FJusbandry Road leading thereto from the 
 Mendle Gief Road ; thence along the said Husbandry Road to the 
 Point first described. 
 
 Usk. 
 
 From the Bridge on the North of the Town, called " Cwm-cayo 
 Bridge," along the Brook over which the said Bridge is built, to the 
 Point at which the same falls into the River Usk; thence down tlie 
 River Usk, and along the Boundary of the old Borough, to the Point at 
 which the same cuts the Mill Stream ; thence m a straight Line to the 
 Farm House of Little Castle Farm ; thence along the Eastern Side of the 
 Fence of the Farmyard of Little Castle Farm to the North-eastern 
 Corner of such Farmyard ; thence in a straight Line to the Oak Tree 
 in the Wood Hedge on the Summit of Lady Hill ; thence in a straight 
 Line to the Point at which Cwm-cayo Brook would be cut by a straight 
 Line to be di-awn from the Tree last described to Cwm-cayo Bridge; 
 thence along Cwin-cayo Brook to Cwm-cayo Bridge.
 
 588 - 2''&3''GULIELMI IV. Cap.64. 
 
 24.— COUNTY OF NORFOLK. 
 
 Norwich. 
 
 Great 
 Yarmouth. 
 
 I' 
 
 King's Lynn. 
 Thetford. 
 
 1 
 ) 
 
 EASTERN DIVISION. 
 
 The City and County of the City of Norwich, together witli all such 
 Extra-parochial Places as are contained within the outer Boundary of 
 the City and County of the City of Norwich. 
 
 The old Borough of Great Yarmouth, and the Parish of Gorlestone. 
 
 WESTERN DIVISION. 
 - The old Borough of King's Lynn. 
 
 - The old Borough of Thetford. 
 
 25.— COUNTY OF NORTHAMPTON. 
 
 Peterborough. 
 
 . Northampton. 
 
 NORTHERN DIVISION. 
 
 The Parish Of Saint John Baptist, Peterborough, together with the 
 Extra-parochial District known by the Name of " The Minster Pre- 
 cincts." 
 
 SOUTHERN DIVISION. 
 
 - Tiie old Borough of Northampton. 
 
 tJuul 7 ' ■'■!. l-^'K ■<! ' 
 
 26*.— COUNTY OF NORTHUMBERLAND. 
 
 Berwick-upon- 
 Tweed. 
 
 Morpeth. 
 
 .ItJEWCASTLE-UPON- 
 
 Tyne. 
 
 NORTHERN DIVISION. 
 
 J Tiie Parish of Berwick, and the respective Townships of Tweedmouth 
 \^ and Spittal. 
 
 (The several Townships of Morpeth, Buller's Green, Newminster 
 Abbey, Catchburn with Morpeth Castle and Stol)hill, Hepscott, and 
 Tramwell with High Church, and the Parish of Bcdlington. 
 
 SOUTHERN DIVISION. 
 
 N- J The Town and County of the Town of Newcastle, and the several 
 \ Townshij 
 
 ips of Byker, Ileaton, Jesmond, Westgate, and Elswick. 
 
 EMouTH and J The several Townships of Tynemouth, North Shields, Chirton, 
 owin Shields. \ Preston, and Cullcrcoats. 
 
 Tynemouth and 
 
 N.
 
 2''&;3''GULIELMI IV. Cap.64. 
 27— COUNTY OF NOTTINGHAM. 
 
 589 
 
 NORTHERN DIVISION. 
 Nottingham. - Tlie County of the Town of Nottingham. 
 
 SOUTHERN DIVISION. 
 
 Newark-upon-Trent. The old Borough of Newark. 
 
 28.— COUNTY OF OXFORD. 
 
 Banbury. 
 
 Oxford. 
 
 - The Parjsli of Banbury. 
 
 Froni the Tree on the East of the City called " Joe Pullen's Tree, " 
 in a straight Line to the Boundary Stone in the Lane called 
 " Mrs. Knapp's Free Board ; " thence along the said Lane to the 
 Western Extremity thereof; thence in a straight Line to the Centre of 
 the Island situate at the Junction of the Stream called " Harson's Heat " 
 with the River Charwell ; thence, Westward, along the River Charwell 
 to the Point at which the same joins the old City Boundary ; thence. 
 Westward, along the old City Boundary to the Point at which the 
 
 New Woodstock. ■ 
 
 River Charwell divides into Two Streams , 
 most of such Two Streams to Kins's Mill 
 
 thence alonji 
 thence in 
 
 the Eastern- 
 straight Line 
 
 to the Easternmost Part of King's Mill ; thence in a straight Line to 
 « Joe Pullen's Tree. " 
 
 The old Borough of New Woodstock ; the several Parishes of Bladon, 
 Begbrook, Sliipton-on-Cherwell, Hampton Gay, Tackley, Wootton, 
 Stonesfield, Coombe, and Handborough ; the Parish of Kidlington, 
 except the respective Hamlets of Gosford and Water Eaton ; the 
 Hamlet of Old Woodstock and Blenheim Park. 
 
 29.— COUNTY OF SALOP. 
 
 NORTHERN DIVISION. 
 
 From the Point at which the River Severn is joined by a Stream or 
 Watercourse which flows by the Dog Kennel, and imder Bow Bridge, 
 along the said Stream or Watercourse to the Point at which the same 
 reaches the Road leading from Old Heath into the Chester Road ; 
 thence along tlie said Road from Old Heath to the Point at which the 
 same joins the Chester Road ; thence along the Chester Road to the 
 Point at which the same is met bv a Watercourse which runs round 
 7 K " the
 
 590 
 
 Shrewsbury. 
 
 2'&3"GULIELM1 IV. Cap.()4. 
 
 the Corporation Gardens and Round Hill, and joins the River Severn 
 near the House called " The Flash ; " thence along the last-mentioned 
 Watercourse to the Point at which the same reaches the old Baschurch 
 Road ; thence along the old Baschurch Road to the Point at which the 
 same is met by a Footpath leading along the Wall of Flash House 
 towards the River Severn ; thence along the said Footpath to the Point 
 at which the same meets again the last-mentioned \Vatercourse ; thence 
 along the last-mentioned Watercourse to the Point at which die same 
 joins the River Severn ; thence along the River Severn to the Point at 
 which the same is met by the common Boundary of tlie respective 
 Parishes of Saint Chad and Saint Julian ; thence, Eastward, along the 
 Boundary of the Parish of Saint Chad to the Point at which the same 
 reaches a Lane or Road which leads from the Montgomery Road into 
 Lands belonging to Mrs. Cartwright ; thence along such Lane or Road 
 to the Point at which the same joins the Montgomery Road ; thence 
 in a straight Line to the Point at which the Stream from the Conduit 
 Head joins the Radbrook Stream ; thence along die Radbrook Stream 
 to the Point at which the same reaches Kingsland Lane ; thence along 
 Kingsland Lane to the Point at which the same joins the Bishop's 
 Castle Road ; thence along the Bishop's Castle Road to the Point at 
 which the same is met by the Boundary of the Parish of Saint Julian ; 
 thence. Eastward, along the Boundary of the Parish of Saint Julian to the 
 Point at which the same meets the Boundary of the Parish of Holy 
 Cross; thence, Eastward, along the Boimdaiy of the Parish of Holy 
 Cross to the Point first described. 
 
 SOUTHERN DIVISION. 
 
 BniDGNORTH. 
 
 The old Borough of Bridgenortli, and the several Parishes of 
 Quatford, Oldbury, Tasley, and Astley Abbotts. 
 
 Ludlow. 
 
 From the Point on the South of the Town at which Dirty Brook 
 joins the River Teme, North-eastward, along the Boundary of the 
 Township of Ludford to that Point thereof which is nearest to the 
 South-western Corner of the Piece of Land called Rock Close ; thence 
 in a straight Line to the said South-western Corner ; thence along the 
 Western Fence of Rock Close to the Point at which the same cuts the 
 Road to the Sheet ; thence towards Ludlow along the Road to the 
 Sheet to the Point at which the same is joined by a Road leading by 
 Gallows Bank into Rock Lane ; thence along the last mentioned Road 
 to the Point at which the same reaches Rock Lane ; thence along Rock 
 Lane to the Point at which the same is joined b}' a Road to the Sandpits 
 Turnpike; thence along the said Road to the Sandpits 'J'urnpike to tlie 
 Point at which the same is met by the Eastern Fence of the Garden of 
 tiie Public House called the Cross Keys ; thence in a straight Line to 
 the Point at which Fishmore Brook would be cut by a straight Line to 
 be drawn from the Point liist described to Stanton Lacy House; thence 
 along the Fishmore Brook to the Point at which the same joins tlie 
 River Corve ; thence up the River Corve to tile Point at which the 
 same meets tlie Fence which separates the Lands occupied by 
 Mr. William Russell from the Lands occupied by Mr. Henry Lloyd ; 
 I hence along the l;ist-menlioned Fence to the Point at which the same 
 meets the Shrewsbury Road ; thence along the Fence which separates 
 the Two Fields respectively called the Lease Piece and Pike Field to 
 the Point at which such Fence meets the Burway Road; liiciK-e, North- 
 ward, along the Biirway Road to the Point at whieii the same is met by 
 the Fence which separates the Two Fields respectively called " The 
 Marshes" and " The Ox Pasture ;" thence along the last-mentioned 
 Fence to the Point at which the same meets llie River I'enie ; thence in 
 
 'oint at which the same meets llie 
 14 
 
 a straiglii
 
 2*'&3''GULIELMI IV. Cap.Cl. 5})l 
 
 a straight, Line to tlio Point :it vvIjIcIi the 1''<mi«; which divides llie Lands 
 of the Honorable Robert Henry Clivc tioni Lands of tlie Corporation 
 of Ludlow, in tlie Occupation of Mr. William Smith, meets the Prior 
 Halton Road ; tiience towards Ludlow along tlie Prior Halton Road 
 to the Point at which the same Is met by the Fence which divides the 
 Lands of the Corporation of Ludlow, occupied by the late Mr. .fohnnes 
 and Mr. (ieorge Anderson, from Lands of the said Corporation occu- 
 pied by the late Mr. Anthony Jones and Mr. Robert Meyrick ; thence 
 along the last-mentioned Fence to the Point at which the same meets 
 the Brick House Road ; thence in a straight Line to the Eastern 
 Corner of Whitecliff Coppice ; thence. Southward, along the North- 
 eastern Fence of Whitecliff Coppice to the Point at which the same 
 meets the Boundary of the Township of Ludford ; thence. Southward, 
 along the Boundary of the Township of Ludford to the Point first 
 described. 
 
 Wenlock. 
 
 The old Borough of Wenlock. 
 
 30.— COUNTY OF SOMERSET. 
 
 Bath. 
 
 EASTERN DIVISION. 
 
 The old City of Bath, the respective Parishes of Bailiwick and Lyn- 
 comb and Wyncomb, and also that Part of the Parish of Walcot whicli 
 lies witliout the old Citv of Bath and adjoins tlie Bonndai-y of the old 
 City of Bath. 
 
 Bristol. 
 
 From the Point t)n the North-east of the City at which the Eastern 
 Boundary of the Out-Parish of Saint Paul meets the North-western 
 Boundary of the Out- Parish of St. Philip and Jacob, Eastward, along 
 the Boundary of the Parish of St. Philip and Jacob to that Point 
 thereof which is nearest to the Point at which the Wells Road leaves 
 the Bath Road ; thence in a straight Line to the said Point at which 
 the Wells Road leaves the Bath Road ; thence along the Wells Road 
 to the Knowle Turnpike Gate ; thence along the Road which leads 
 from the Knowle Turnpike Gate to Bedminster Church to the Point 
 at which the same is crossed by Bedminster Brook ; thence along Bed- 
 minster Brook to the Point at which the same crosses the Road from 
 Locks Mill to Bedminster; thence along the last-mentioned Road, 
 passing the Southern Extremity of the Village of Bedminster, to the 
 Point at which the same meets the Brook at Marsh Pit ; thence along 
 the last-mentioned Brook to the Point at which the same meets the 
 Boundary of the Parish of CHfton ; thence. Northward, along the 
 Boundary of the Parish of Clifton to the Boundary Stone marked 
 (C. P) and (W P) 12), marking the North-eastern Angle of the 
 Boundary of the Parish of Clifton, and situate on Durdham Down, 
 East of the Shirehampton Road ; Uience in a straight Line to the 
 Southernmost Point at which the Boundary of the Tithing of Stoke 
 Bishop meets Parry's Lane ; thence. Eastward, along the Boundary of 
 the Tithing of Stoke Bishop to the Point at which the same joins the 
 Boundary of the Out- Parish of St. Paul ; thence. Northward, along the 
 Boundary of the Out-Parish of St. Paul to the Point fii-st described.
 
 592 
 
 Frome. 
 
 2"&3"GULIP:LMI IV. Cap.64. 
 
 From Cottle's OakTiirnpike Gate, along Barton Lane, to the Point at 
 wliicli the same meets Green Lane ; tlience along Green Lane to tlie 
 Point at which the same meets the Lane to Hellicar's Grave ; thence 
 
 along the Lane to Hellicar's Grave to the Southern Extremity thereof; 
 thence in a straight Line through Plaguy House into Grove Lane ; 
 thence in a straight Line to tiie Point at which the Road from Tythe- 
 rington is met by the Lane to Adderwell at a Place called the Mount ; 
 thence along the Lane to Adderwell to the Eastern Extremity thereof 
 near Bellows Hole ; thence in a straight Line to the Point at which 
 Frome River would be cut by a straight Line to be drawn from the 
 Point last described to the House called " Mrs. Whites" or " Southfield 
 Farm House;" tlience, Northward, along Frome River to the Point at 
 which the same is joined by Rodden Lake Streamlet ; thence along 
 Rodden Lake Streandet to Rodden Bridge at the End of Rodden 
 Lane ; thence along Rodden Lane to the Point called Clink Crossways ; 
 thence in a straight Line to the Twelfth Mile Stone on the Bath Road ; 
 thence in a straight Line to the Northeastern Corner of Mr. Shepherds 
 Garden Wall ; thence in a straight Line, through the House of Thomas 
 Ball and Mrs. Slade, to Frome River ; thence along Frome River to 
 the Northernmost Part of the Buildings of the Dye House, late the 
 Property of Samuel Button ; thence in a straight Line to the Centre 
 of Kissing Batch Pound ; thence in a straight Line to Cottle's Oak 
 Turnpike Gate. 
 
 Wf.li.s. 
 
 From the Point on the North-east of the City at which the old City 
 Boundary meets Back Lane, along Back Lane to the Point at which 
 the same joins the Bath Road ; thence in a straight Line across the 
 Bath Road to the Northern Extremity of Drang Lane ; thence along 
 Drang Lane, and along the Footpath across Drang Meadow, to the 
 Point at which such Footpath joins the Road which leads to the 
 Turnpike on the Shepton Mallett Road ; thence. Westward, along 
 the Road so joined to the next City Boundary Stone : thence, South- 
 ward, along the old City Boundary to the Point first described. 
 
 WESTERN DIVISION. 
 
 r From the Easternmost Point at which the Boundary of Three Elm 
 
 Field meets the River Parrett, Westward, along the Boundary of Three 
 
 Elm Field to the Point at whicii the same meets Reed Moor Pill ; 
 
 thence, Westward, along Reed Moor Pill to the Point at which the 
 
 same reaches the Southern Boimdary of the Two Fields respectively 
 
 called the Pasture Ground ; thence in a straight Line to the Point at 
 
 which the Boundary of the Parish of V/embdon would be cut by a 
 
 straiglit Line to be drawn from the Point last described to the Spire 
 
 t)f Bridgewater Church; thence, Southward, along the Boundary of the 
 
 Parish of Wembdon to the Point at which the same meets the Can- 
 
 uington Road; thence, Westward, along the Canuington Road to the 
 
 Point at which the same is met by the Boundary of the Field called 
 
 Six Acres; thence. Westward, along die I5oundary of the Field called 
 
 Six Acres to the Point at which the same meets, near the Horse and 
 
 .Jockey Inn, the Road from West Street; thence, Westward, along the 
 
 said Road from West Street to the Point at which the same is met by 
 
 the W^estern ]5oundary of Matthew's Field ; thence along the Western 
 
 Boundary of Matthew's Field to tlic Point at whicli the same meets 
 
 th(; Town Mill Leal ; thence along the Town Mill Leaf to the Point 
 
 at which the same roaches the South-eastern Corner of Matthews Field ; 
 
 thence in a straight Line to the Point at which Ilamp Brook meets 
 
 I lamp Lane; tlience along Ilamp Lane to the Point at which the same 
 
 joins
 
 2"&3"GUL1ELMI IV. 
 
 Cap. 64. 
 
 593 
 
 Bridgewateii. 
 
 joins West Road ; thence along West lload to llie Point at wliicli tlie 
 same is joined by How's Lane; tlience aionji; How's Line to the I'oint 
 at wiiich the same meets the Fenw! which incloses the tirounds of the 
 House called " Ilamp," belonging lo John Chapman I'^squiie ; thence, 
 Southward, along the last-mentioned Fence to the Point at which the 
 same meets a Stream at Barland Lane Bridjire ; thence alonsr the said 
 Stream to the Point at which the same falls into the River Parrel at 
 I'arland Cli/e; thence, Westward, along the River Parret to the Point 
 at which the same is joined by the Boundary of the Norlherimiost of the 
 'I'wo contiguous Fields respectively called Five Acres ; thence, East- 
 ward, along the Boundary of the last-mentioned Field to the Point at 
 which the same meets the Boundary of the Field called Four Acres; 
 thence. Northward, along the Boiuidary of the Field called Four Acres 
 to the Point at which the same meets the Boundary of a Field called 
 Five Acres ; thence, Eastward, along the Boundary of the last-men- 
 tioned Field called Five Acres to the Point at which the same meets 
 the Weston Zoyland Road ; thence, Eastward, along tlie Weston Zoyland 
 Road to the Point at which the same is met by an Occupation Road 
 leading towards the North ; thence along the said Occupation Road to 
 the Northern Extremity thereof; thence along the Fence which is the 
 Western Boundary of the Fields respectively called Ten Acres, Seven 
 Acres, a^id Five Acres, formei'ly belonging to Alexander Popham 
 Esquire, to the Point at which such Fence meets the Fence of a Field 
 called The Hundred Acres ; thence in a straight Line to the Southern 
 Extremity, close by a Penfold, of the Fence which divides the Two Fields 
 respectively called " Part of the Hundred Acres ;" thence, Eastward, 
 along the Boundary of the Easternmost of the Two last-mentioned 
 Fields to the Point at which such Boundary meets the Bath Road ; 
 thence, Northward, along the Boundary of the Field called Small Croft to 
 the Point at which the same meets the Bristol Road ; thence, Westward, 
 along the Boundary of Great Castle Field to the Point at which the 
 same meets the River Parret ; thence along the River Parret to the 
 .Point first described. 
 
 Taunton. 
 
 From the Point on the North-west of the Town at which Mill 
 Lease Stream crosses Greenway Lane, along Greenway Lane to the 
 Point at which the same joins the Kingston Road ; thence along the 
 Kingston Road to the Point at which the same is joined by the 
 Cheddon Road ; thence along die Cheddon Road to the Point at which 
 the same is joined j by Priors Wood Lane; thence along Priors Wood 
 Lane to the Point at which the same is met by the Obridge Stream ; 
 thence along the Obridge Stream to the Point at which the same falls 
 into the River Tone ; thence. Southward, along the River Tone to the 
 Point at which the same is met bj- Mill Lane ; thence along Mill 
 Lane to the Point at which the same joins the Bridgewater Road ; 
 thence alono; the Bridsrewater Road to the Point at which the same is 
 joined by Bath Pool Lane ; thence in a straight Line to Stream Plat 
 Bridge; thence along the Stream over which Stream Plat Bridge is built, 
 through Holway Bridge, to the Point at which the same Stream meets 
 the Boundary of the Parish of Wilton at Cuckoo Corner ; thence. 
 Westward, along the Boundary of the Parish of Wilton to the Point 
 at which the same meets Sherford Stream ; thence along Sherford 
 Stream to the Point at which the same meets Sherford Lane ; thence 
 along Sherford Lane to the Point at which the same joins the Honiton 
 Road ; thence along the Honiton Road to the Point at which the same 
 is joined by Hoverland Lane ; thence along Hoverland Lane to the 
 Point at which the same meets Ganton Stream ; thence along Ganton 
 Stream to the Point at which the same meets the Boundary of the 
 Parish of Wilton ; thence, Northward, along the Boundary of the 
 7 L Parish
 
 594 
 
 2"&.r GULIELMl IV. Cap.()4. 
 
 Parish of Wilton to the Point at which the same meets the Bishops 
 Hull Road ; thence, Northward, along the Bishops Hull Road to the 
 Point at which the same is joined by Long Rim Lane ; tlience in a 
 straight Line to the Turnpike House on the Staplegrove Road ; thence 
 along the Staplegrove Road to the Point at which the same is crossed 
 by Mill Lease Stream ; thence along Mill Lease Stream to the Point 
 first described. 
 
 31.— COUNTY OF STAFFORD. 
 
 Newcastle 
 under-Lyme. 
 
 NORTHERN DIVISION. 
 
 Tlie old Borough of Newcastle-under-Lyme, and the Portion of the 
 Parish of Stoke upon Trent which is surrounded partly by the Boun- 
 dary of the old Borough of Newcastle-under-Lyme and partly by the 
 Boundary of the Township of Knutton. 
 
 Stafford. 
 
 Stoke-upon- 
 Trent. 
 
 1 
 
 From the Point at which the Boundary of the old Borough is cut 
 by a straight Line drawn from the Windmill near the Bridge on the 
 Doxey Road to the Style at the Southern End of the Footpath from 
 the Newport Road into the Penkridge Road, along the said straight 
 Line to the Point at whicli the same meets the Penkridge Road ; thence. 
 Southward, along the Penkridge Road to the Point at which a Stream 
 of Water running along the Eastern Side of that Road turns East- 
 ward therefrom ; thence along the said Stream to the Point at which 
 the same meets Spittal Brook ; thence along Spittal Brook to the Point 
 at which the same meets the River Sow ; thence along the River Sow 
 to the Point at which the same meets the Boundary of the old Borough ; 
 thence, Northward, along the Boundary of the old Borough to the 
 Point first described. 
 
 The several Townships of Penkhull with Boothen, Tunstall, Burs- 
 lem, Hanley, Shetlon, Fenton Vivian, Lane End, Fenton Culvert, 
 and Longton, the Vill of Rushton Grange, and the Hamlet of Sneyd. 
 
 Lichfield. 
 
 •■rteM hr\ 
 Tamwoiith. 
 
 Walsall. 
 
 SOUTHERN DIVISION. 
 
 f The County of the City of Lichfield, and the Place called The Close, 
 \ wliic" 
 
 lich is encompassed by the said County. 
 The Parish of Tamworth. 
 
 r The 
 ■j surroun 
 |_ Cliapelr 
 
 The Parish of Walsall, except that detached Part thereof which is 
 rrounded by the respective Parishes of Aldridge and Rusliall, and the 
 " y of Pelshall. 
 
 Mr^,..„ .^^ f The several Townships of Wolverhanipton, Biiston, Willenhall, and 
 
 Wolverhampton, i tit > <. , , i i iT ■ ■ r o i i ■, ^ 
 
 I Weanesfield, and tiic Parish of Sedgelcy. 1 5
 
 Ipswich. 
 
 2''&3"GULIELMI IV. Cap.64. 595* 
 32.— COUNTY OF SUFFOLK. 
 
 EASTERN DIVISION. 
 - The old Borough of Ipswich. 
 
 WESTERN DIVISION. 
 Bury St.Edmunds. - The old Borough of Bury St. Edmunds. 
 
 Eye. 
 
 Sudbury. 
 
 {The several Parishes of Eye, Hoxne, Denham, Redlingfield, Occold, 
 Thorndon, Braisworth, Yaxley, Thrandiston, Broome, and Oakley. 
 
 The old Borough of Sudbury, and the Township or Hamlet of Bal- 
 lingdon cum Brunden ; together with all or any Extra-parochial Places 
 or Place surrounded by the Boundaries either of the old Borough 
 of Sudbury or of the Township or Hamlet of Ballingdon cum 
 Brunden. ,...., ^ 
 
 33.— COUNTY OF SURREY. 
 
 Lambeth. 
 
 Reigate. 
 southwark. 
 
 EASTERN DIVISION. 
 
 The Parish of Saint Mary Newington, the Parish of Saint Giles Cam- 
 berwell, except the Manor and Hamlet of Dulwich, and also such Part 
 of the Parish of Lambeth as is situate to the North of the Line herein- 
 after described, including the Extra-parochial Space encompassed by 
 such Part : 
 
 From the Point at which the Road from London to Dulwich by Red 
 Post Hill leaves the Road from London over Heme Hill in a straight 
 Line to Saint Matthews Church at Brixton ; thence in a straight Line to 
 a Point in the Boundary between the respective Parishes of Lambeth 
 and Clapham One hundred and fifty Yards South of the Middle of the 
 Carriageway along Acre Lane. 
 
 f 
 
 The Parish of Reigate. 
 
 The old Borough of Southwark, I'nclui 
 
 ling the Mint and Manor of 
 
 Suffolk ; the several Parishes of Rotherhithe, Berraondsey, and Christ 
 [ Church ; and the Clink Liberty of the Parish of Saint Saviour. 
 
 WESTERN DIVISION. 
 
 . Ut.^.tAW 
 
 From the Point on the North of the Town at which a Creek 
 leading from Dapdune House joins the River Wey, in a straight Line 
 to the Point at which the Road called the New Road joins the Stoke 
 Road ; thence along the New Road to the Point at which the same 
 joins the Kingston Road ; thence along the Kingston Road to the Point 
 at which the same joins Cross Lane ; thence along Cross Lane to the 
 Point at which the same joins the Epsom Road ; thence in a straight 
 
 Line
 
 596 
 
 Guildford. 
 
 2' & 3" GULIELMI iV. Cap.64. 
 
 Line to the Point in Chalky Lane at which the Boundary of Trinity 
 Parish leaves the same ; thence along the Southern Boundary of Trinity 
 Parish to the Point at which such Boundary enters Gaol Lane ; thence 
 in a straight Line to the Point at which the River Wey turns abruptly 
 to the North at a Wharf close by the Horsham Road ; thence in a 
 straight Line to the Point at which the Path from Guildford across 
 Bury Fields abuts on the Portsmouth Road ; thence in a straight Line 
 to the South-western Corner of Cradle Field ; thence along theWesterr 
 Hedge of Cradle Field to the Point at which the same cuts the old 
 Farnham Road; thence in a straight Line towards Worplesdon Sema- 
 phore to the Point at which such Line cuts the new Farnham Road ; 
 thence in a straight Line to the Point first described. 
 
 34._COUNTY OF SUSSEX. 
 
 EASTERN DIVISION. 
 
 Brighthelmstone. - The respective Parishes of Brighthelmstone and Hove. 
 
 Hastings. 
 
 Lewes. 
 
 The Town and Port of Hastings and its Liberties, including that 
 detached Part of the Parish of Saint Leonard which lies near the Town 
 of Winchelsea, and including also the Liberty of the Sluice, but exclud- 
 ing all such other Parts of the old Borough of Hastings as are detached 
 from the main Body thereof. 
 
 From the Town Mill on tlie North-westei'n Side of the Tow^n in a 
 straight Line to the Smock Windmill, which is the most southerly of 
 the Two M'indmills called " The Kingstone Mills ;" thence in a straight 
 Line to the Point at which the Boundary of the Parish of Southover 
 crosses the Cockshut Stream ; thence along the Cockshut Stream to the 
 Point at which the same joins the River Ouse ; thence along the River 
 Ouse to the Point at which the same would be cut by a straight Line to 
 be drawn from the Point last described to the Point on the Eastern 
 Cliff known as the Scite of an old Windmill ; thence in a straight Line 
 to the said Point on the Eastern Cliff; thence in a straight Line to the 
 Windmill called " Mailing Mill ;" thence in a straiglit Line to the 
 Point at which the Stream which turns the Paper Mill falls into the 
 River Ouse ; thence in a straight Line to the Town Mill. 
 
 Rte. 
 
 The ancient Towns of Rye and Winchelsea, the several Parishes of 
 Rye, Peasemarsh, Iden, Playden, Winchelsea, East Guildford, Icklesham, 
 and Udimer, and also that Part of the Parish of Brede wliich lies 
 between the Parishes of Udimer and Icklesham. 
 
 Arundel. 
 
 WESTERN DIVISION. 
 
 • The Parish of Arundel. 
 
 From the Eastern Extremity of the Boinidary of the old City 
 Liberty at Saint James' Post, Noi'thward, along the said Boundaiy lo 
 the Point at which the same meets the old Broiil Road ; thence in a 
 straight Line to the Westernmost Point at which the IJoundary of the 
 Parish of Saint Peter tiie Great meets the Boundaiy oi' the Parish of 
 
 Saint
 
 2"&3°GULIELMI IV. Cap.64 
 
 ClIICHESTKR. 
 
 Horsham. 
 
 MiDIIURST. 
 
 597 
 
 Sainl 15;irtlK)l()imnv ; tlieiia;, Soiitlivvard, alont^ llic l)OUii(lai'y of tlie 
 I'arish of Saint Bartholomew to the I'oint at wliidi tlic same crosses the 
 new lload 1o l''ishbourn ; tlicnce in a straight Line to the Turn[)ikc 
 (rate on the Stockbridge Road ; thence in a straigiit Line to the Canal 
 Bridge adjoining the Basin ; thence in a straight Line to the Southern 
 Extremity of Snag Lane ; thence in a straight Line to the Southern 
 Extremity of Cherry Orchard Lane ; thence in a straight Line to the 
 Point at whicli the Rumboldsweek Road meets the Oving Road; 
 thence in a straight Line to the Point first described. 
 
 - The Parish of Horsham. 
 
 The several Parishes of Midhurst, Easebourn, Heyshol, Chithurst, 
 Graffham, Didling, and Cocking ; and the Tithing of South Am- 
 bersham in the Parish of Steep ; that Part of the Parish of Bignor 
 which is surrounded by the Parish of Eascbourne ; those Parts of the 
 several Parishes of Wool Lavington, Bepton, and Woolbeding which 
 adjoin the Parish of Midhurst ; that Part of the Parish of Lynch 
 which adjoins the said Part of the Parish of Bepton; and also that 
 Part of the Parish of Lynch in which Woodmans Green is situate ; 
 all such Parts of the ixspective Parishes of Stedham and Iping as are 
 not situated to the North of the Cross Road which runs from Wood- 
 mans Green, between North End Farm and Hobberts Farm, to 
 Milland Marsh ; the Parish of Trotton, except that Part thereof which 
 lies to the North of the Cross Road from Vining Common to Home 
 Hill and Cobed Hall called Lonebeech Lane ; and all such Parts of 
 the respective Parishes of Sellham and Lodsworth, and of the Tithing 
 of North Ambersham, as are not situated to the North of the Brook 
 which runs from Cooks Bridge on the London Road to Lickfold 
 
 Bridge. 
 
 35.— COUNTY OF WARWICK. 
 
 Birmingham. 
 
 Coventry. 
 
 { 
 
 NORTHERN DIVISION. 
 
 The respective Parishes of Birmingham and Edgbaston, and the 
 several Townships of Bordesley, Duddeston and Nechels, and Deritend. 
 
 - The City of Coventry and the Suburbs thereof. 
 
 Warwick. 
 
 SOUTHERN DIVISION. 
 - The old Borough of Warwick. 
 
 36.— COUNTY OF WESTMORLAND. 
 
 Kendal. 
 
 I 
 
 The respective Townships of Kendal and Kirkland, and all such 
 Parts of the Township of Nether Graveship as adjoin the Township 
 of Kendal. 
 
 7M
 
 598 
 
 2''&3°GULIELMI IV. Cap.64. 
 
 Newport. 
 
 37.— ISLE OF WIGHT. 
 
 From the Point on the South of the Town at wliich the Footpath 
 to Shide joins the Niton Road at Trattles Butt, in a straight Line to 
 the House in the Parisli of Carisbrooke whicli belongs to Joshua 
 Spickernell, and is now in the Occupation of Mrs. Stanborough ; thence 
 in a straight Line across the Gatcombe Road to the House wliich 
 belongs to James Barlow Hoy Esquire, and is now in the Occupation 
 of James Dennett ; thence in a straight Line in the Direction of West 
 Mill to the Point at which such straight Line cuts the Lukeley or 
 Carisbrook Stream ; thence. Northward, along the Lukelej' or Caris- 
 brook Stream to the Point at which the same meets the Boundary of 
 the old Borough ; thence. Northward, along the Boundary of the 
 old Borough to Pan Bridge ; thence in a straight Line to the Point 
 at which the Footpath to Shide meets Church Litton Lane ; thence 
 along the said Footpath to the Point first described. 
 
 38.— COUNTY OF WILTS. 
 
 Calne. 
 
 Chippenham. 
 
 Devizes. 
 
 Malmsbury. 
 Marlborouoh 
 
 { 
 
 NORTHERN DIVISION. 
 
 The Parish of Calne, and also those Parts of the respective Parishes 
 of Blackland and Calstone Willington which are surrounded by the 
 Parish of Calne, including all such Parts, if any, of the old Borough 
 of Calne as are without the Parish of Calne. 
 
 The several Parishes of Chippenham, Hardenhuisli, and Langley 
 Burrel, and the Extra-parochial Space called Pewisham. 
 
 The old Borough of Devizes, including the respective Parishes of 
 St. John the Baptist and the Blessed Virgin Mary, and also so much 
 of the Chapelry of St. James and of the Parish of Rowde as lies between 
 the Boundary of the old Borough and the following Boundary ; (that 
 is to say,) 
 
 From theToint at which the Boundary of die Parish of St. John the 
 Baptist would be cut by a straight Line to be drawn from the Dairy 
 Farm House on the Chippenham Road called Ox House to the 
 Round Tower of the new County Bridewell, in a straight Line to Ox 
 House ; thence in a straight Line to a House occupied by Mr. Mayo, 
 called Brow Cottage ; thence in a straight Line to the Point at which 
 the Towing Path of the Keiinet Canal meets Dye House Lane; thence, 
 Eastward, along the Kennet Canal to the Point at which the same 
 turns Northward near London Bridge ; thence in a straight Line 
 drawn due East to a Point One hunilred Yards distant; thence in a 
 straight Line to Mr. Guudry's House on the Salisbury Road ; thence 
 in a straight Line to a House called Soutiigale, occupied bv Mr. Slade; 
 thence in a straight Line to the Southernmost Point at which (lallows 
 Acre Lane is met by the Boundary of the Parish of St. John the 
 Baptist. 
 
 The old Borough of Malmsbury, the respective Out-Parishes of 
 St. Paul Malmsbury and St. Mary Westport, and the several I'arislies 
 of Brokcnborough, Charlton, Garsdou, Lea, Great Sonierford, Little 
 Somerford, Foxley, and Bremiiilhani. 
 
 Tlie old Borough of Marlborough and the Parish of Preshule.
 
 2°&:3'^GULI£LM1 IV. Cdp.64. 
 
 599 
 
 Sausbory. 
 
 Westbury. 
 
 Wilton. 
 
 SOUTHERN DIVISION. 
 
 From tlie South-western Extremity of the Wall of the Poorlioiise 
 at Fishertoii Anger, in a straight Line to a Point in the Wilton Roatl 
 which is Three hundred and thirty Yards distant from the Point at which 
 the Wilton Iload joins the Devizes Road ; thence in a straight Line 
 to a Point in the Devizes Road which is Six hundird and forty Yards 
 distant from the Point at which the Wilton Road joins the Devizes 
 Road ; thence in a straight Line to the Point at which the Stratford 
 Road joins the Marlborough Road ; thence in a straight Line to the 
 Point called Whipping Cross Tree ; thence in a straight Line to the 
 Point at which the Road from Salisbury to Lavcrstock joins the Road 
 from Salisbury to Clarendon ; thence in a straight Line to the Point at 
 which the Eastern Boundary of the City meets the River Avon ; thence 
 along the River Avon to the Point at which the same joins the River 
 Nadder ; thence along tlie River Nadder to the Point first described. 
 
 — The Parish of Westbury. 
 
 The several Parishes of Wilton, Fugglestone, Stratford-under-the- 
 Castle, Great Durnford, Woodford, South Newton, Wishford, Barford, 
 Burcombe, Netherhampton, West Harnham, and Britford ; such Part 
 of tlie 'Parish of Fisherton Anger as will not by the Provisions of this 
 Act be included witliin the Boundary of the City of Salisbury ; and 
 also all such Parts of the several Parishes of Bishopston, Tonev Strat- 
 ford, Combe Bisset, and Humington as are situated to the North of a 
 straight Line to be drawn from Odstock Church to the Point on Combe 
 Hill at which a Fence dividing the Down from the cultivated Land 
 meets the old Road from Salisbury to Blandford, and thence tin-ouifh 
 the Centre of the Clump of Trees called Fallstone Middle Nursery to 
 the Western Boundary of the Parish of Bishopston ; together with all 
 such Part of the Extra-parochial Place called Grovely Wood as is 
 situate to the East of a straight Line to be drawn from the Point at 
 which the Western Boundary of the Parish of Wishford meets the 
 Northern Boundary of Grovely Wood, to the Point at which the 
 Western Boundary of the Parish of Barford meets the Southern Boun- 
 dary of Grovely Wood. 
 
 39.— COUNTY OF WORCESTER, 
 
 Droitwich. 
 
 Dudley. 
 Evesham. 
 
 EASTERN DIVISION. 
 
 The old Borough of Droitwich ; the several Parishes of Dodderhi II, 
 Hampton Lovett, Doverdale, Salwarp, Martin Hussingtree, Oddingley, 
 Hadsor, Hindlip, Himbleton, and Elrabridge ; the Moreway-end Divi- 
 sion and the Broughton Division of the Parish of Hanbury ; the Extra- 
 parochial Places called Crutch and Westwood Park ; together with the 
 Two Parts of the respective Parishes of Claines and Warndon which 
 are surrounded by the respective Parishes of Hindlip and Martin 
 Hussingtree ; and also tlie Extra- parochial Place called Shell, and the 
 detached Part of the Parish of Inkberrow, wliicli are respectively con- 
 tained between the Parish of Himbleton and the Broughton Division 
 of the Parish of Hanbury. 
 
 - The Parish of Dudley. 
 
 - The old Borough of Evesham.
 
 600 
 
 2"&3' GULIELMl IV. CapM. 
 
 Bewdley. 
 
 Kidderminster. 
 
 Worcester. 
 
 WESTERN DIVISION. 
 
 J The Parish of Ribbesford, and the several Hamlets of Wribhenhall, 
 1^ Hoarstone^ Blackstone, Netlierton, and Lower Mitton with Lickhill. 
 
 ' From the Point at or near Proud Cross at which the Boundary of 
 the old Borough meets the Broomfield Road, along the Boundary of the 
 old Borough, to the Point at which the Abberley Road meets the Black 
 Brook ; thence, Westward, along the Abberley Road to the first Point 
 at which the same is met by a Hedge running due South therefrom ; 
 thence along the said Hedge to its Southern Extremity near a Stone 
 Quarry ; tlience in a straight Line to the said Stone Quarry ; thence 
 in a straight Line to the First Mile Stone on the Bewdley Road; thence, 
 Westward, along the Bewdley Road to the Point at which the same 
 is joined by a Footpath leading to the Stourport Road ; thence along 
 the said Footpath to the Point at which the same meets the Boundary 
 of the old Borough ; thence. Southward, along the Boundary of the old 
 Borousrh to the Point at whicli the same meets the South-eastern 
 Fence of a Wood called " The Copse," situated on the Eastern Bank 
 of the River Stour ; thence along the said Fence to the Point at 
 which the same meets Hoo Lane; thence across Hoo Lane, over a 
 Stile called " Gallows Stile," along a Footpath leading from the said 
 Stile to the Lane from Hoo Brook to Comberton Hill, to the Point 
 at which tlie last-mentioned Footpath meets the Lane from Hoo-Brook 
 to Comberton Hill ; thence, Northward, along the Lane from Hoo- 
 Brook to Comberton Hill to the Point at which the same meets the 
 Boundary of the old Borough ; thence. Northward, along the Boundary 
 of the old Borough to the Point first described. 
 
 From the Liberty Post on the Tewkesbury Road, Southward, along 
 the Tewkesbury Road, to the Point beyond the Turnpike at which the 
 same Road is met by Duck Brook ; thence along Duck Brook to the 
 Point at which the same crosses the London Road ; thence in a straight 
 Line to the Western Extremity of the Road wliich leads out of the 
 London Road to Lark Hill ; thence along the said Road to Lark Hill 
 to the Eastern Extremity thereof; thence along a Footpath leading to 
 the New Town Road to the Point at wliich the same reaches the New 
 Town Road ; thence. Westward, along the New Town Road to the 
 Point at which the same is crossed by a Footpath leading from the 
 House of Industry to the Porte Fields Road; thence along the kist- 
 mentioned Footpath to the Point at which the same joins the Porte 
 Fields Road ; thence along a Footpath which leads from the Porte 
 Fields Road, past Rainbow Villa, into the Astwood Road, to the Point 
 at which such Footpath joins the Astwood Road ; thence along a 
 Road which leads from the Astwood Road to tlie Whey Tavern 
 to the Point at wliich such Road crosses the Worcester and Birmingham 
 Canal ; thence along the Worcester and Birmingham Canal to the 
 Bridge which is nearest to Gregory's Mill ; thence along the Road 
 leading from the said Bridge to the Birmingham Road to the 
 Point at which the same is crossed by the Barborne Brook ; thence 
 along tlie Barborne Brook to the Point at which the same falls 
 into tlie River Severn ; thence along the River Severn to the 
 Point at which the same is met by tlie Boundary of the Parish 
 of St. Clement ; thence. Westward, along the Boundary of the Parish 
 of St. Clement to the Point at which the same meets the Boundary of 
 the '1 owiiship of St. John ; thence, Westward, along the Boundary of 
 the Townsliip of St. John to the Point at wliich the same meets the 
 Hereford Roiul ; thence along the Hereforil Road to the Point at whicii 
 1 tl»e
 
 2"&3'GULIELMI IV. Cap.G4. 
 
 001 
 
 the same is met. by Powick Lane, leading to Powick Bridge ; thence, 
 Southward, along Powick Lane to the Point at which the same 
 terminates in a Footpath; thence in a straight Line to the Point at 
 which Cut Throat Lane is met by a Footpath leading from Boughton' 
 Fields to the Malvern Road ; thence along tlie last-mentioned Footpath 
 to the Point at which the same joins the Malvern Road ; thence. 
 Northward, alono; the Malvern Road to the Point at which the same 
 meets the Boundary of the Township of St. John ; thence, Eastward, 
 along the Boundary of the Township of St. John to the Point at which 
 the same meets the Boundary of the Parish of St. Clement ; thence, 
 Eastward, along the Boundary of the Parish of St. Clement to the 
 Point at whicli the same meets the River Severn ; thence. Southward, 
 along the River Severn to the Point at which the same is met by tlie 
 old City Boundary ; thence. Southward, along the old City Boundary 
 to the Liberty Post aforesaid. 
 
 40.— COUNTY OF YORK. 
 
 NORTH RIDING. 
 
 Malton. 
 
 northallekton. 
 
 Richmond. 
 
 Scarborough. 
 
 Thirsk. 
 
 Whitby. 
 
 The respective Parishes of St. Leonard and St. Michael, New Malton, 
 the Parish of Old Malton, and the Parish of Norton. 
 
 The respective Townships of Northallerton and Romanby, and the 
 Chapelry of Brompton. 
 
 The respective Parishes of Riclimond and Easby. 
 
 The Parish of Scarborough, together with the Extra-parochial 
 Precinct of Scarborough Castle. 
 
 The several Townships of Thirsk, Sowerby, Carlton Miniott, Sand 
 Hutton, Bagby, and South Kilvington. 
 
 The several Townships of Whitby, Ruswarp, and Hawsker-cum- 
 Stainsacre. 
 
 York. 
 
 i 
 
 From the ancient Barn on the Easingwoid Road, Two hundred Yards 
 beyond the First Mile Stone on that Road, in a straight Line to the 
 Lady or Clifton Mill ; thence in a straight Line to the Pepper or Stray 
 Mill ; thence in a straight Line to the Point at which the Stockton Road 
 would be cut by a straight Line to be drawn thereto from the Pepper 
 or Stray Mill through the New Manor House ; thence along the 
 Stockton Road to the Point at which the same is joined by a Lane 
 leading from the Eastern Extremity of the Village of Heworth towards 
 the North ; thence in a straiajht Line to the Point at which the Tanff 
 Hall Beck wotdd be cut by a straight Line to be drawn from the 
 Point last described to Heslington Mill ; thence along Tang Hall Beck 
 to the Point at which the same crosses the Boundary of the Count}' of 
 the City of York; thence. Southward, along the Boundary of the 
 County of the City of York to the Point at which the same would be 
 cut by a straight Line to be drawn thereto from the South-eastern 
 7 N Corner
 
 602 
 
 2-&-TGULIELMI IV. Cap. 64. 
 
 Corner of the Barracks through Lamel Mill ; thence in a straight Line 
 to the Soutli-eastern Corner of the Barracks ; thence along the 
 Southern Wall of the Barracks to the Point at which the same cuts 
 the Selby Road ; thence along the Selby Road to the Point at which 
 the same is joined by Fiilford Church Lane ; thence along the Northern 
 Hedge of Fulford Church Lane to the Point at which the same ceases 
 to be continuous, close by a Farm Building belonging to Mr. Ellis ; 
 thence in a straight Line, in the Direction of the said Hedge, to the 
 River Ouse ; thence along the River Ouse to the Southernmost Point 
 at which the same is met by the Boundary of the City Liberty ; thence, 
 Westward, along the Boundary of the City Liberty to the Point at 
 which the same again meets the River Ouse ; thence along the River 
 Ouse to the Point at which the same would be cut by a straight Line 
 to be drawn from the Barn first described to Acomb Church; thence 
 in a straight Line to the Barn first described. 
 
 Beverley. 
 
 EAST RIDING. 
 
 {The several Parishes of St. Mary, St. Martin, and St. Nicholas, and 
 also such Part of the Parish of St. John as is comprised within the 
 Liberties of Beverley. 
 
 Kingston upon 
 Hull. 
 
 The several Parishes of St. Mary, the Holy Trinity, Sculcoates, 
 and Drypool ; together with the Extra-parochial Space called Garrison- 
 side, and all other Extra-parochial Places, if any, which are sur- 
 rounded by the Boundaries of the said Parishes of St. Mary, the Holy 
 Trinity, Sculcoates, and Drypool, or any or either of them ; and also 
 all such Part of the Parish of Sutton as is situated to the South of a 
 straisht Line to be di*awn from Sculcoates Church to the Point at 
 which the Sutton Drain meets the Summergangs Drain. 
 
 Bradford. 
 
 i 
 
 WEST RIDING. 
 
 The several Townships of Bradford and Manninghani and Bowling, 
 and the Township of Horton, including the Hamlets of Great and 
 Little Horton. 
 
 Halifax. 
 
 From the Point on the North of the Town at which the respective 
 Boundaries of the several Townships of Halifax, North Owram, and 
 Ovenden meet. Westward, along the Boundary of the Township of 
 Halifax, to the Point at which the same meets the Road leading from 
 a House called Shay to Bank Top ; thence along the said Road from 
 Shay to Bank Top to the Point at which the same meets the Road 
 leading from South Owram to North Owram ; thence along the said 
 Road from South Owram to North Owram to God Lane Bridge ; 
 thence in a straight Line to the South-eastern Corner of New Town 
 on the Bradford Road; thence in a straight Line to the Point first 
 described. 
 
 Huddersfield. - The Township of Huddersfield. 
 
 Knaresbrough. 
 
 The Boundary described in the Second Section of an Act passed in 
 the Fourth Year of the Reign of His late Majesty King George the 
 Fourth, and intituled " An Act for paving, lighting, watching, cleansing, 
 " and improving the Town of Knaresborough in the West Riding of tlie 
 " County of York, and that Part of the Townsliip of Scriven-with- 
 " Tentergate which adjoins the said Town, and is called Tentergate." 
 
 LUEDS. 
 
 Tiie Parish of Leeds.
 
 2'&3°GULIELMI IV. Cap.64. 
 
 PONTEFRACT. 
 
 RiPON. 
 
 603 
 
 The old Borough and Township of Pontefract, and the Extra- 
 parochial Space culled the Pontefract Park District, the Castle Precincts, 
 and also the several Townships of Tanshelf, Monkliill, Knottingley, 
 Ferrybridge, and Carleton. 
 
 The Township of Ripon ; and also such Part of the Township of 
 
 Aismunderby-cuni-lioiidgate as is situate to the North of the Point on 
 the South of the Town of Ripon at which the Ripley Road meets the 
 IJttlethorpe Road, and which is the Southern Extremity of the nearly 
 disjointed Portion of the Township of Aismunderliy-cnni-Bondgate. 
 
 Sheffield. 
 
 - The Parish of Sheffield. 
 
 Wakefield. 
 
 From the Southernmost Point at which the Boundary of the Town- 
 ship of Wakefield leaves the River Calder, along the Boundary of the 
 Township of Wakefield, to the Point at which the same is intersected 
 by a Hedge running nearly North close by the Western Side of Park 
 Gate Farm ; thence in a straight Line to the Point at which the Foot- 
 path leading to St. Swithins Well joins the Footpath from East Moor 
 to Old Park ; thence in a straight Line to the Point at which the 
 Stanley Road would be cut by a straight Line to be drawn from the 
 Point last described to the Cupola of the Lunatic Asylum ; thence 
 along the Stanley Road to the Point at which the same is met by the 
 East Moor Road ; thence along the East Moor Road to the Point at 
 which the same meets the Boundary of the Township of Wakefield ; 
 thence. Westward, along the Boundary of the Township of Wakefield 
 to the Point at which the same meets the Boundary of the detached 
 Portion of the Township of Alverthorp which lies North of the Town- 
 ship of Wakefield ; thence, Westward, along the Boundary of the said 
 detached Portion of the Township of Alverthorp to the Point at which 
 the same joins again the Boundary of die Township of Wakefield ; 
 thence, Southward, along the Boundary of the Township of Wakefield 
 to the Point at which the same meets Balne Lane ; thence along Balne 
 Lane to the Point at which the same is met by Humble Jumble Lane ; 
 thence along Humble Jumble Lane to the Point at which the same meets 
 the Footpath to Flanshaw Lane ; thence along the Footpath to Flanshaw 
 Lane to the Point at which the same meets Smithsons Railroad ; thence 
 along Smithsons Railroad to the Point at which the same meets the 
 Dewsbury Road ; thence along the Dewsbury Road to the Point at 
 which the same meets the New or Occupation Road which unites the 
 Dewsbury and Horbury Roads; thence along the said New Road to 
 the Point at which the same meets the Park Wall of Thornes House ; 
 thence. Northward, along the said Wall to the Point at which the 
 same meets the Road from Thornes to Horbury ; thence along the 
 Road from Thornes to Horbury to the Point at which the same meets 
 the Stream called " The Gilsike;" thence along the said Stream to the 
 
 Point at which the same falls into the River Calder ; 
 River Calder to the Point first described. 
 
 thence along the
 
 604 
 
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 WALES. 
 
 41.— COUNTY OF ANGLESEA. 
 
 Amlwch. 
 
 BEAUMARIS DISTRICT. 
 
 From the Point on the North-east of the Town at which Rhyd 
 Talog Brook falls into the Sea at Forth Aber Cawell, Southward, 
 along the Boundary of the Parish of Almwch to the Point called Croes 
 Eilian ; thence along the Plas Dulas Road to the Point called Pen-, 
 llaethdy Mawr ; thence along the Road leading to Pentre Felin, across 
 the Llanerch-ymedd Road, to the Point called Pentre Felln Adda 
 Cross Roads ; thence along a Road towards Pary's Farm to the Point 
 at which the same is met by the first Bye Road on the Right leading to 
 Bod-gadfii Farm ; thence along the said Bye Road, passing Bod-gadfa 
 Fami, to the Point at which the same Bye Road is crossed (between 
 Bod-gadfa Farm and a Cottage called Yr-hen Odyn) by the Lastre 
 Brook ; thence along the Lastre Brook, crossing the Holyhead Road, 
 to the Point at which the same Brook flills into the River called Afbn 
 Park Llechog ; thence along the Afon Park Llechog to a Ford in the 
 Cemmaes Road called Rhyd-carreg-cath ; thence along the Cemmaes 
 Road to the Cottage called Bryn-y-Cyll, at which the same Road is 
 met by the Church Pathway ; thence along the Church Pathway to the 
 Stile over a Brook which divides the Land of the Marquis of Anglesea 
 from the Coed Helen and Lysdulas Property, and which Stile is close 
 by a Spring called Ffynnon Casyris; thence along the last-mentioned 
 Brook to the Point at which the same is met by a Boundary Fence (a 
 few Yards North of a Cottage called Cae-bach) running in the 
 Direction of Mona Mill ; thence along the said Fence to the Point at 
 which the same cuts the Porth Llechog Road ; thence, towards Amlwch, 
 along the Porth Llechog Road to the Point at which the same is met 
 by tlie Ffynnon-y-Garreg-fawr Pathway ,• thence along the Ftynnon-y- 
 Garreg-fawr Pathway to the Spring called Ffynnon-y-Garreg-fawr ; 
 thence along the Stream which proceeds from the said Spring to the 
 Point at which the same Stream falls into the Sea ; thence along the 
 Sea to the Point first described. 
 
 Beaumaris. 
 
 The old Borough of Beaumaris. 
 
 Holyhead. 
 
 From that Part of the Common called " The Towyn," on the South- 
 east of the Town, which is nearest to Holyhead Common, along the 
 Road leading to Penrhos which adjoins the 'I'owyn, (and is to the East 
 of a Cottage called " Pen-Towyn," occupied by John Davis,) to the 
 Point at which the said Road to Penrhos is met by another Road 
 leading to a Piece of Waste Land called "The Cyttir;" thence along 
 the said Road to the Cyttir to the Point at which the same meets the 
 Road wliich leads across the Cyttir ; thence along the said Road across 
 the Cyttir to the Point at ^vhich the same meets the old Post Road to 
 Bangor ; thence along the old Post Road to Bangor to Pcntraeth ; 
 thence along the Road which leads from Pentracth in a Westerly 
 Direction, and South of the new Brewery, to the Point at which the 
 same joins another Road ; thence. Northward, along the Road so 
 joined to the Point at which the same meets tlie Penrlios foila Road ; 
 
 tlionce
 
 2°&3"GULIELMI IV. Cap.()4. 
 
 (105 
 
 thence along the Peni-hos foila Road to the Point at which the same 
 meets the Road wliich leads by the Ucheldre Windmill to the South 
 Stack ; thence along the said Road to the South Stack, includinfr the 
 Messuage, with the Offices and Garden thereunto belonging, now in 
 the Occupation of Captain Colin Jones, to the Westerimiost Point 
 (near a Cottage called " Cerrig-y-lloi") at which the same is crossed 
 by a Stream running from the Holyhead Moimtain ; thence along the 
 said Stream to the Point at which the same falls into the Sea ; thence 
 along the Sea Coast to that Point thereof which is nearest to the Point 
 first described ; thence in a straight Line to the Point first described. 
 
 Llangefni. 
 
 From the Point at which the Boundary Wall between the Pro]icrly 
 of Admiral Lloyd and the Property of ()wen Williams Esquire meets 
 the old Bangor Road, East of a Cottage called Min'ffijrd, along the said 
 Boundary Wall to the Point at which the same reaches a Spring and 
 a Footpath called Llwybyr Tregarnedd-bach ; thence along a Hedge 
 which, rumiing from the said Spring and Footpath, forms a Continua- 
 tion of the Line of the said Boundary Wall, and runs through the Land 
 of John Hampton Lewis Esquire, to the Point at which such Hedge 
 meets the River Cefni; thence. Southward, along the River Cefni to the 
 Point at which the same is met by the Boundary of the Parish of 
 Llangefni ; thence. Westward, along the Boundary of the Parish of 
 Llangefni to the Point at which the same meets the Bye Road called 
 Llidiart-y-Pandy ; thence along the said Bye Road Llidiart-y-Pandy to 
 the Spot called Croes-lon-pen-y-Nant ; thence. Southward, along the 
 Market Road to the Point at which the same joins the Rhos-y-meirch 
 Road ; thence along the Rhos-y-meirch Road to the first Point at 
 which the same is cut (beyond the Road leading to Clai) by Hedges 
 running from each Side of the Road at Right Angles; thence along the 
 Hedge which runs from the last-mentioned Point towards Pencraig to 
 the Point at which the same reaches an old Quany ; thence along a 
 Hedge which proceeds from the said old Quarry, and forms a Continua- 
 tion of the Hedge last described, passing Tyn-y-coctl Farm, to the 
 Point at which the same Hedge cuts the Llanddyfnan Road ; thence 
 along the Llanddyfnan Road, towards Llanddyfnan, to the Point at 
 which the same meets the Boundary of the Pencraig-fawr Farm ; thence, 
 Southward, along the Boundary of the Pencraig-fawr Farm to the Point 
 at which the same meets the old Bangor Road ; thence along the old 
 Bangor Road to the Point first described. 
 
 42.— COUNTY OF BRECON. 
 
 Brecon. 
 
 r The old Borough of Brecon, and the Extra-parochial Districts of the 
 \ Castle and Christs College. 
 
 43.— COUNTY OF CAERMARTHEN. 
 
 CAERMARTHEN DISTRICT. 
 Caekmarthen. - The old Borough of Caerniarthen. 
 
 7 O
 
 606 
 
 2" & 3 GULIELMI IV. Cap. 64. 
 
 Llanelly. 
 
 From the Point in Wern-y-Goosy Meadow on the North-west of 
 the Town at which the old Course of the Stream, which is the old 
 Borough Boundary, makes a sharp Turn, in a straight Line to the 
 Southern Extremity of the Western Fence of Cae Mawr Issa Field ; 
 thence, Northward, along the Fence of the Cae Mawr Issa Field to the 
 Point at which the same meets the Wall which is the Western Boundary 
 of Furnace Garden ; thence along the said Wall to the Point at which 
 the same meets Pen-y-Fai Lane; thence along Pen-y-Fai Lane to the 
 Point at which the same meets the Caermarthen Road ; thence in a 
 straight Line to the North-western Corner of the Garden of Cae Mawr 
 Cottage, lately burnt down ; thence along the Fence which divides 
 the Garden of Cae Mawr Cottage and the Field Cae Isha from the 
 Field Cae-ycha to the Point at which the same meets the Fence wliich 
 divides the Field Cae-ycha from the Field Cae-bank ; thence along the 
 last-mentioned Fence to the Northern Corner of the Field Cae-bank ; 
 thence in a straight Line through the Southern Extremity of the North- 
 eastern Boimdary of the Field Cae-bank, across the Tramroad, to the 
 old Borough Boundary ; thence, Eastward, along the old Borough 
 Boundary to the Point first described. 
 
 44.— COUNTY OF CARDIGAN. 
 
 Abersytwith. 
 
 CARDIGAN DISTRICT. 
 
 From the outermost Point of the Rock Graig-lais on the Sea Coast 
 visible from the Point next described, in a straight Line to the Northern 
 Extremity of the Stone Wall which divides the Land called Pant-y-gyrn 
 from the Land called Fron ; thence along the said Wall to the Point 
 at which the same meets the Wall which divides the Land Pant-y-gj-rn 
 from the Land Fron-uchaf ; thence. Eastward, along the Boundary of 
 Fron-uchaf to the Turnstile at the South-eastern Corner thereof; 
 thence in a straight Line to the Mill in the Tanyard near the Road 
 leading to Llanbadarn-fawr ; thence in a straight Line to the Wooden 
 Dam just above Plas-greig; tlience. Southward, along the Boundary 
 of the old Borough to the Sea Coast ; thence along the Sea Coast to 
 the Point first described. 
 
 Adpar. 
 
 { 
 
 The old Borough of Adpar and the Hamlet of Emlyn in the Parish 
 of Cenuarth. 
 
 r The old Borough of Cardigan, and also Bridgend Hamlet and 
 Cardigan. < Abbey Hamlet in the Parish of Saint Dogmel in the County of 
 
 V. Pembroke. 
 
 /' Fiom the Point on the Creithin-Brook at which the Northern 
 I Boundary of the Glebe meets the Boundary of the old Borough, along 
 Lampeter. < tlie Northern Boundary of the Glebe to the Point at which the same 
 
 1 meets again the Boundary of the old Borough ; thence. Northward, 
 l^along the Boundary of the old Borough to the Point first described.
 
 2°&3"GULIELM1 IV. Cap. 64. 607 
 
 45.— COUNTY OF CARNARVON. 
 
 Bangor. 
 
 Caknahvon. 
 
 Conway. 
 Cricceith. 
 
 Nevin. 
 
 Pwllheli. 
 
 CARNARVON DISTRICT. 
 
 From the Point on tlie Nortli-east of the Town at which the Road 
 from the Park Wall of Penrhyri Castle to the Menai Straits joins the 
 Menai Straits at the High-water Mark, along the said Road to the 
 Point at which the same meets the said Park Wall ; thence, Westward, 
 along the said Park Wall to the Entrance Gate to Lime Grove ; thence 
 in a straight Line across the Road to the nearest Point in the 
 Boundary Wall immediately opposite, which bounds a Field belonging 
 to Lime Grove ; thence alopg the said Boundary rWall to the Point at 
 which the River Cegin enters the Grounds of Pennant Esquire ; 
 
 thence along the River Cegin to the Bridge across the Shrewsbury 
 Road ; thence in a straight Line to a square Brfck Seat or Monument 
 situate on a Knoll in a Field called Cae Pant ; thence in a straight 
 Line to the nearest Point of the Road to Felin Esgob; thence in a 
 straight Line to the nearest Point of the Road to Brynniau ; thence in 
 a straight Line to the Point at which the Road from Bangor to the 
 Menai Bridge leaves the Road from Bangor to Carnarvon : thence 
 along the said Road to the Menai Bridge, in the Direction of such 
 Bridge, to the Gate on the Right-hand Side which opens into an 
 Occupation Road leading to Penrallt ; thence in a straight Line to the 
 Point at which the Low-water Mark in the Straits of Menai would 
 be cut by a straight Line to be drawn from the Gate last described to 
 the Windmill called Llandegfan Mill, which is on the opposite Side of 
 the Straits ; thence along the said Low-water Mark to the Point 
 thereof which is nearest to the Point first described ; thence in a straight 
 Line to the Point first described. 
 
 - The old Borough of Carnarvon. 
 
 - The old Borough of Conway. 
 
 - The old Borough of Cricceith. 
 
 - The old Borough of Nevin. 
 
 From the South-western Extremity of the Boundary of the old 
 Borough on the Sea Coast, along the Boundary of the old Borough 
 (leaving the Sea Coast) to the Point at which the same is met by a 
 small Stream called " Afongoegen ;" thence along the said Stream' to 
 the Bridge called " Sam, or Pont-penmaen ;" thence along the 
 Southern Branch of the said Stream to the Point at which the same 
 meets the Boundary of the old Borough; thence. Northward, along 
 the Boundary of the old Borough to the Point at which the same 
 meets a Road leading from Deneio Church into the Carnarvon Road ; 
 thence along the said Road from Deneio Church to the Point at which 
 the same is cut by the Fence of a Field called " Cae Fynnow," in the 
 Occupation of Hugh Williams of Bryn Ci-in ; thence along the last- 
 mentioned Fence to the Point at which the same cuts an Occupation 
 Road leading fi-om Bryn Crin Farmhouse into the Carnarvon Road ; 
 thence along the said Occupation Road to the Point at which the same 
 joins the Carnarvon Road ; thence, Northward, along the Carnarvon 
 Road to the Point at which the same is met by a Road on the Right 
 leading to Abereirch ; thence along the said Road to Abereirch to the 
 Point at which tlie same meets a Road leading from Pwllheli to 
 Tremadoc ; thence in a straight Line to the Sea, at the nearest Point ; 
 thence. Westward, along the Sea Coast to the Point first described.
 
 608 
 
 2"&3°GULIELMI IV. Cap.64. 
 
 46 —COUNTY OF DENBIGH. 
 
 Denbigh. 
 
 Holt. 
 
 Ruthin. 
 
 Wrexham. 
 
 DENBIGH DISTRICT. 
 
 - The old Borough of Denbigh. 
 
 - The old Borough of Holt. 
 
 - The old Borough of Ruthin. 
 
 The respective Townships of Wrexham Abbot and Wrexham Regis ; 
 and also such Part of tlic Township of Esclusam-below as is surrounded 
 by the Townships of Wrexham Abbot and Wrexham Regis, or One 
 of them. 
 
 47.— COUNTY OF FLINT. 
 
 St. Asaph. 
 
 Caergwyle. 
 
 Caerwys. 
 
 Flint. 
 
 Holywell. 
 
 FLINT DISTRICT. 
 
 From the Point on the North-west of the Town at which the 
 Boundary of the Township of Talar meets the River Elwy, Westward, 
 along the Boundary of the Township of Talar, to the Green Gate Bridge 
 over the Brook Nant-y-franol ; thence along the Brook Nant-y-franol 
 to the Point at which the same meets the Holyhead Road ; thence, 
 Eastward, along the Holyhead Road to the Point at which the same is 
 met by the Boundary of the Township of Talar ; thence, Eastward, 
 along the Boundary of the Township of Talar to the Point at which 
 the same meets the Boundary of the Township of Bryn Polin ; 
 thence. Southward, along the Boundary of the Township of Bryn Polin 
 to the Point at which the same meets the Upper Denbigh Road; 
 thence. Northward, along the Upper Denbigh Road to the Point at 
 which the same is met by a Road or Lane leading to Ysguborgoed ; 
 thence along such Road or Lane leading to Ysguborgoed to the Point 
 at which the same meets the River Clwyd; thence along the River Clwyd 
 to the Point at which the same is met by the Southern Boundary of the 
 Township of Cyrchynan ; thence in a straight Line to the Point first 
 described. 
 
 Tlie old Borough of Caergwyle. 
 
 The old Borough of Caerwys. 
 
 The old Borough of Flint. 
 
 From the Boundary Stone on the Hill Pen-y-bryn, and on the 
 Western Side of tlic Hedge (wliicii is between the Cottage occupied by 
 William Willianis and the South-eastern Corner of the Plantation of 
 Richard Sankcy Esquire), in a straight Line to the Boundary Stone of 
 the Township of Holywell which is on the Eastern Side of the St. Asaph 
 Road ; thence in a straight Line to a Bridge (in the Lane leading to 
 and past Greenfield Hall) over a Watercourse running into the River 
 Dec ; tlience. Eastward, along the said Watercourse to the Point at 
 which the same meets the Boundary of the Township of Greenfield ; 
 9 thence,
 
 2"&a°GULlELMl IV. Cap.64. ()09 
 
 thence, Southward, along the Eioumlary of the Township of Greenfield 
 to the Point at whicli the same meets tiie Boundary of the Township of 
 Holywell; thence along the Eastern and Southern or exterior Boundary 
 of the Township of Holywell to the Boundary Stone first described. 
 
 Mold. 
 
 Overton. 
 
 Rhuddlan. 
 
 The Township of Moid. 
 The old Borough of Overton. 
 
 The old Borough of Rhuddlan. 
 
 48.— COUNTY OF GLAMORGAN. 
 
 Merthyr Tydvil. - 
 
 From the Point on the North of Merthyr Tydvil at which the 
 Northern Boundary of the Hamlet of Gellydeg meets the Piiver called 
 the Great Taff, Northward, along the Great Taff, to the Point at which 
 the same is cut by the Southern Fence of Cilsanos Common ; thence, 
 Eastward, along the Fence of Cilsanos Common to the Point at which 
 the same cuts the Brecon Road ; thence. Southward, along the Brecon 
 Road to the Point at which the same meets the Vainor Road ; thence, 
 Eastward, along the Vainor Road to the Point at which the same meets 
 a Bye Road leading to Cefn-coed-y-Cwymner ; thence in a straight Line 
 to the Point at which the Little TafF would be cut by a straight Line to 
 be drawn from the Point last described to the Southern Mouth of a 
 Culvert on the Eastern Side of the Little Taff; thence, up the Little 
 Taff, along the Boundary of the Parish of Merthyr Tydvil to the Point 
 at which the Cwm Bargoed Stream is joined by a little Brook from the 
 Coli Ravine ; thence in a straight Line to the North-eastern Corner of 
 the Stone Fence of Pen-dwy-cae Vawr Farm ; thence along the Road 
 which passes Pen-dwy-cae Vawr Farmhouse to the Point at which the 
 same meets the Mountain Track from Dowlais to Quakers Yard ; thence. 
 Southward, along the said Track, between the Farms of Pen-dwy-cae 
 Vach and Pen-dwy-cae Vawr, to the Point at which such Track meets 
 a Road running nearly due West, by a Stone Quarry, to Pen-y-rhw 
 Gymra Cottage ; thence along the last-mentioned Road to the Point 
 at which the same reaches the Southern Side of Pen-y-rhw Gymra 
 Cottage ; thence in a straight Line to the Point at which the Southern 
 Boundary of Troed-y-rhw Farm meets the Cardiff Road ; thence along 
 the Southern Boundary of Troed-y-rhw Farm to the Point at which 
 the same meets the Great Taff; thence in a straight Line to the Bridge 
 over the Cardiff Canal called Pont-y-nant Maen ; thence. Northward, 
 along the Cardiff Canal to the Point at which the same is intersected by 
 the Cwmdu Brook ; thence along the Cwmdu Brook to its Source ; 
 thence in a straight Line drawn due West to the Boundary of the 
 Parish of Aberdare; thence, Southward, along the Boundary of the 
 Parish of Aberdare to the Point at which the same meets the Boundary 
 of the Hamlet of Gellydeg ; thence. Eastward, along the Boundary of 
 the Hamlet of Gellydeg to the Point first described. 
 
 7P
 
 610 
 
 Cardiff. 
 
 2''&3''GULIELM1 IV. Cap.t)4. 
 
 I 
 
 CARDIFF DISTRICT. 
 
 The old Borough of Cardiff; and so much, if any. of eitlier or both 
 of the respective I'arishes of St. Joiin and Saint Mary as Hes without 
 the old Borough. 
 
 cowbridge. 
 Llantrissent. 
 
 The old Borough of Cowbridge. 
 
 The old Borough of Llantrissent. 
 
 Abe KA VON. 
 
 SWANSEA DISTRICT. 
 
 From the Point on the South of the Town at which the River 
 Avon falls into the Sea, Northward, along the Eastern Boundary of 
 the Hamlet of Havod-y-Porth, to that Point in a Stone Fence which 
 is immediately opposite a small round Pool ; thence along the said 
 Stone Fence to the Point at which the same meets a Lane or Path 
 leading to a small Cottage ; thence along such Lane or Path to the 
 Ford across a Brook immediately opposite Margam Chapel; thence 
 along the Road to Dyffrynucha to the Point at wliich the same meets 
 the Railroad from the Tai-bach Copper Works to Michalston ; thence. 
 Northward, along the said Railroad to the Point at which the same 
 crosses a small Stream running into the River Avon ; thence along 
 the said Stream to the Point at which the same falls into the River 
 Avon ; thence in a straight Line to the Point at which a Stream 
 which runs through the Cwna Bychan Ravine falls into the River 
 Avon ; thence along the last-mentioned Stream to the Point at which 
 the same meets the Boundary of the Parish of Baglan ; thence, South- 
 ward, along the Boundary of the Parish of Baglan to the Point at 
 which the same meets the Boundary of the Parish of Aberavon ; thence, 
 Westward, along the Boundary of the Parish of Aberavon to the Point 
 at which the Boundary of the old Borough leaves the same ; thence 
 along the Boundary of the old Borough to the Point at which the 
 same meets the Boundary of the Hamlet of Havod-y-Porth ; thence, 
 Southward, along the Boundary of tlie Hamlet of Havod-y-porth to 
 the Point first described. 
 
 Kenfig. 
 
 LoUGHOR. 
 
 Neath. 
 
 - The old Borough of Kenfig. 
 
 — The old Borough of Loughor. 
 
 From the Point lowest down the River Neath at which the Boun- 
 dary of the old Borough leaves the River Neath, along the Boundary 
 of the old Borough, leaving the River Neath, to the Point at which 
 Caerfwcll Ditch joins the River Neath ; thence along Caerfwell Ditch to 
 the Point at which the same meets the Lane called Heol-morfa ; thence 
 along the Lane Heol-morfa to the Point at which the same joins the 
 Higli Road to Merlhyr ; thence along the High Road to Merthyr to 
 the Point at which the Road to Pontardawey leaves the same ; thence 
 along the Roail to Pontardawey to the Point at which the same is joined 
 by a Lane called Rheol-y-glow ; thence along the Lane Rheol-y-glow 
 to die Point at which the same meets a Brook ; thence along such 
 Brook to the Point at which the same meets Rheol-wern-fraith Lane ; 
 thence along Rheol-wern-fraith Lane to the Point at whicli the same is 
 cut by a Fence forming the North-western Boundary of Cae-canddaw 
 Field ; thence along the last-mentioned Fence to the Point at which 
 12 the
 
 2"&3"GULIELMI IV. Cai).64. 
 
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 the same meets the Brook, lunniiifr to Naiitlyms ; thence along the 
 Brook running to Nantlyros to tlie Point at which the same joins the 
 Canal ; thence along the Canal to the Point at which the same crosses 
 the Stream Ciydach ; thence along the Stream Chdach to the Point at 
 which the same joins the River Neath; thence along the River Neath to 
 the Point first described. 
 
 Swansea. 
 
 From the Point at which the Northern Boundary of the Parish of 
 St. John is crossed by the Road to Llangefelach Church, Northward, 
 along the Road to Llangefelach Church, to the Point at which the 
 same is joined by a Lane called Rheol-y-cnap ; thence along the Lane 
 Rheol-y-cnap, and along a Lane which is a Continuation thereof, and 
 which joins the Turnpike Road to Neath opposite the Llandwr Engine, 
 to the Point at which such last-mentioned Lane joins the Turnpike 
 Road to Neath ; thence. Northward, along the Turnpike Road to 
 Neath to the Point at which the same is joined, between the Dukes 
 Arms Public House and a Blacksmiths Shop, by a Road leading towards 
 Clas Mont Farm ; thence along the last-mentioned Road to the Point 
 at which the same is met, opposite the Lane from Pen-Ian commonly 
 called Pen-Ian Road, by a Track leading to a Well Head; thence 
 alonw the said Track to the Point at which the same reaches the 
 said Well Head ; thence along the Stream which flows from the said 
 Well Head to the Point at which the said Stream falls into the 
 Stream called Nant Velin ; thence along the Stream Nant Velin to 
 the Point at which the same crosses the Road which leads from Morris- 
 ton into the Road from Llangefelach Church to the Bridge over the 
 River Tawey ; thence along the said Road from Morriston to the Point 
 at which the same joins the Road from Llangefelach Church to the 
 Bridge over the River Tawey ; thence along the last-mentioned Road 
 to the Point at which the same reaches the said Bridge over the River 
 Tawey ; thence, Eastward, along the Turnpike Road to Neath to the 
 Point at which the same is met near the Star Public House by a Lane 
 which leads from the Southern Extremity of the Parish of Llansamlet, 
 over Cilfay Hill and by Bon-y-maen, to Llansamlet Church ; thence 
 along the last-mentioned Lane to the Point at which the same meets 
 the Boundary of the Hamlet of St. Thomas near Tregwl ; thence. East- 
 ward, along the Boundary of the Hamlet of St. Thomas to the Point 
 at which the same meets the Boundary of the Town and Franchise ; 
 thence. Westward, along the Boundary of the Town and Franchise to 
 the Point at which the same meets the Boundary of the Parish of 
 St. John ; thence. Westward, along the Boundary of the Parish of 
 St. John to the Point first described. 
 
 49.— COUNTY OF MONTGOMERY. 
 
 MONTGOMERY DISTRICT. 
 
 From the Southern Extremity, on the North-west of the Town, of 
 the private Road which leads from the Llangynog Turnpike Road to 
 Bodfach Hall, along the said private Road to the Point at which the 
 same is met by the Boundary of die Field Cae Evan Griffidi ; thence. 
 Northward, along the Boundary of the Field Cae Evan Griffith to the 
 Point at which the same meets the Boundary of the Field Maes Ucha ; 
 
 thence.
 
 G12 
 
 Llanfyllin. 
 
 2" & 3" GULIELMI IV. Cap.64. 
 
 I thence, Eastward, along the Boundary of the Field Maes Ucha to the 
 Point at which the same meets the Boundary of the Field Cae-pella 
 Bwlch-y-llan; thence, Northward, along the Boundary of the Field 
 Cae-pella Bwlch-y-llan to the Point at which the same meets the 
 Llangedwyn Road ; thence along the Northern Fences of the respective 
 Fields Cae Du, Cae Main, and Cae Du Mawr, and along the Eastern 
 Fence of the Field Cae Du Mawr, to the Point at which the last-men- 
 tioned Fence reaches the Derwlwyn Wood ; thence in a straight Line 
 across the Derwlwyn Wood to the Northern Extremity of the Eastern 
 Fence of Glynie Isa Tenement ; thence along the Eastern Fence of 
 Glynie Isa Tenement to the Point at which the same meets the 
 Brynelldyn Road ; thence along the Brynelldyn Road to the Point at 
 which tiie same reaches Green Hall Park ; thence, Southward, along 
 the Boundary of the Field Caer Fron to the Point at which the same 
 meets the Boundary of the Field Caer Gwenithdir ; thence, Southward, 
 along the Boundary of the Field Caer Gwenithdir to the Point at wiiich 
 the same meets the River Cain ; thence along the River Cain to the 
 Bridge called Pont-y-Derwlwyn ; thence along Pont-y-Derwlwyn Lane 
 to the Point at which the same meets the Bachie Road; thence along 
 the Bachie Road to the Eastern Corner of Garth Wood ; thence along 
 the South-western Fences of tiie Fields Caer Garth and Cyfie Ucha, 
 and of the Wood Coed Pen-y-Garth, and, Westward, along the 
 Southern Fence of the Field Cae Gwenith, to the Point at which such 
 Southern Fence cuts the Occupation Road to Pen-j'-Garth Farm ; 
 thence in a straight Line to the Eastern Extremity of the Southern 
 Fence of the Field Llwyn Bricks ; thence. Westward, along the 
 Boundary of the Field Llwyn Bricks to the Point at which the same 
 meets tiie Fence of the Field Cae Bath ; thence. Westward, along the 
 Fence of the Field Cae Bath to the Point at which the same meets the 
 Brook Abel ; thence along the Brook Abel to the Point at which tlie 
 same is met by the Western Fence of tlie Easternmost of the Fields 
 respectively called Lower Meadow; thence along the Western Fence 
 of the last-mentioned Field to the Point at whicii the same cuts the 
 Lane to Tynewydd ; thence, Nortliward, along tlie Boundary of the 
 Field Llwyn Hir to the Point at which the same meets the Boundary 
 of the Field Cae Mawr ; thence. Northward, along the Boundary of 
 tlie Field Cae Mawr to the Point at which die same meets the Boundary 
 of the Field Cae Bach ; thence. Eastward, along the Boundary of the 
 Field Cae Bach to the Point at which the same meets the Boundary of 
 the Field Upper Coed Llan ; thence, Eiistward, along the Boumlary of 
 the Field Upper Coed Llan to the Point at which the same meets the 
 Boundary of the Field Lower Coed Llan; thence. Northward, along 
 the Boundary of the Field Lower Coed Llan to the Point at which 
 the same meets the Occupation Road to Pen Coed Llan ; thence in a. 
 straight Line to the Point first described. 
 
 From the Point on the South-east of the Town at which Cvvm 
 Jonathan Rill crosses tlie Rliaydr Road, Southward, along Cwm 
 Jonathan Rill, to the Point at which the same is met by the Hedge on 
 the Right Hand which is nearest to the Point at which Cwm Jonathan 
 Rill crosses the Cart Lane from Ty-cocli to Llanidloes ; thence along 
 the said Hedge to the Point at which the same meets the Ty-coch 
 Stream; thence along the Ty-coch Stream to the Point at whicli the 
 same reaches the Llangurig Road ; thence, Northward, along the 
 Llaiigurig Road to the Point at whicli the same is cut by the nearest 
 Hedge on the Left Hand ; thence along the kisi-mentioncd Hedge to the 
 Point at which the same reaches a Water-cut Bank ; thence, Southward, 
 along the said Yvater-cut Bank to the Point at which the same reaches 
 a Hedge running in the Direction of the Turnpike on the Pymlymon 
 
 lioad :
 
 2"&3"GULIELMI IV. Cap.64. 
 
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 Llanidloes. 
 
 Machynlleth. 
 
 Road ; thence along the last-mentioned Hedge to the Point at whicli 
 the same reaches the River Severn ; thence along the River Severn 
 to the Point at whicli the same is cnt by a Line drawn thereto in 
 continuation of the Direction of the Hedge on the Northern End of 
 Pen-y-Green ; thence along the last-mentioned Line, and along the 
 Hedge in continuation whereof it is drawn, to the Point at which such 
 Hedge reaches the Hedge of Mr. Price's Wood ; thence in a straight 
 Line to the Point at which the Stream called Cefn Cummere Dingle 
 meets the Pen-y-bank Uoad ; thence along the Cefn Cummere Dingle 
 to the Point at which the same joins the Clywedog River ; thence, 
 Westward, along the Boundary of the Township of Cilmachallt, to 
 the Point at which the same meets a small Watercourse which runs 
 along the Western Edge of Berth Lloyd Coppice ; thence along the 
 said Watercourse to the Point at which the same reaches the Lane 
 from Llanidloes to Gorn ; thence, Westward, along the Lane from 
 Llanidloes to Gorn to the Point at which the same reaches the 
 Hedge which runs along the Eastern Side of the Chapel House ; thence 
 along the last-mentioned Hedge to the Point at whicli the same reaches 
 Lletty-coch-y-nant Brook; thence. Westward, along Lletty-coch-y-nant 
 Brook to the Point at which the same is met on the Left Hand by a 
 small Stream ; thence along the last-mentioned Stream to the Spring 
 from which the same proceeds ; thence in a straight Line to the nearest 
 Point in tiie Road fronr Llanidloes to the Barn Le;isow ; thence, West- 
 ward, along the Road from Llanidloes to the Barn Leasow to the 
 Point at which the same meets the Boundary of the Borough of 
 Llanidloes ; thence, Southward, along the Borough of Llanidloes to the 
 Point at which the same meets Cwm Jonathan Piiii ; thence 
 Cwm Jonathan Rill to the Point first described. 
 
 along 
 
 I 
 
 The Township and Liberties of Machynlleth ; and also that detached 
 Part of the Township of Isygarreg which adjoins the North-eastern 
 Boundary of the Township and Liberties of Machynlleth. 
 
 Montgomery. 
 Newtown. 
 
 M'elshpool. 
 
 - The old Borough of Montgomery. 
 
 f The Parish of Newtown, and the respective Townships of Hendidley 
 \and Gwestydd. 
 
 The Parish of Pool, and the Township of Gungrog Fechan in the 
 Parish of Guilsfield, except that Part of the Township of Cyfronnydd 
 in the Parish of Pool which is detached from the main Body of such 
 Parish. 
 
 50— COUNTY OF PEMBROKE. 
 
 HAVERFORDWEST DISTRICT. 
 
 From the Point at which the Low-water Mark would be cut by a 
 straight Line to be drawn thereto from the Gate of the Fort, through 
 the Eastern Extremity of the Southern Wall of the Fort, in a straight 
 Line to the Gate of the Fort ; thence in a straight Line to the North- 
 western Corner of Parc-y-Morfa Meadow ; thence along the Western 
 Fence of Parc-y- Morfa Meadow to the South-western Corner thereof; 
 7 Q thence
 
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 Fishguard. 
 
 2'&3 GULIELMI IV. Cap.()4. 
 
 thence in a straight Line to the highest Point of Parc-j'-Moi-fa Rock ; 
 thence in a straight Line to the North-western Corner of the Fence 
 wliich divides the Giy n Amel Property from the Property of M r. Vaughan ; 
 thence, Southward, along the said Fence of llie Glyn Amel Property 
 to the Point at wliich the same meets the Northern Stream of the River 
 Gwaine ; thence up the said Stream to the Point at which the same 
 meets the Boundary of the old Borough ; thence, Eastward, along the 
 Boundary of the old Borough to the Point at which the same meets the 
 Low-water Mark; thence. Eastward, along the Low-water Mark to 
 the Point first described. 
 
 Ha^t:rfordwest. 
 
 From the Point at which a straight Line drawn from Saint Thomas's 
 Church to the Gate at the North-eastern Corner of the Field called 
 Hill Park cuts the Boundary of the old Borough, along such straight 
 Line to the said Gate; thence in a straight Line to the Gate which 
 crosses the Road leading to Scotch Well House ; thence along the last- 
 mentioned Road to the Point at which tiie same reaches Scotch Well 
 House ; thence along the Road which leads by Sandpool into the Car- 
 digan Road to the North-eastern Corner of Sandpool ; thence in a 
 straight Line to the Cottage of Philip White; thence in a straight 
 Line to the Left Pier of the Weir on the River Cleddy ; thence along 
 the River Cleddy to the Point at which the same would be cut by a 
 straight Line to be drawn from Frendergast Church to the Gate leading 
 from the Lane on the North-east of Little Slade Farm into the Pad- 
 dock of Little Slade Farm ; thence in a straight Line to the last- 
 mentioned Gate; thence in a straight Line to the Point at which the 
 Boundary of the old Borough would be cut by a straight Line to be 
 drawn from the last- mentioned Gate to the Point at which the Poor- 
 field Road (otherwise called Jury Lane) leaves the Saint David's Road ; 
 thence, Westward, along the Boundary of the old Borough to the Point 
 fii'st described. 
 
 Narberth. 
 
 From the Southern End of the Turnpike Gate House on the 
 Redstone Road, Westward, along the Fence which abuts on the said 
 House and is the Northern Boundary of a Field of which George 
 Harris is Tenant and Mr. Thomas Eaton Landlord, to the North- 
 western Corner of the said Field ; thence in a straight Line to the 
 North eastern Corner of a Field belonging to George Devonald 
 Esquire, and bounded on the South by the Turnpike Road to Haver- 
 fordwest ; thence along the private Road which runs from the last- 
 mentioned I'iild to the Point at which the said private Road meets the 
 said Road to Haverfordwest ; thence in a straight Line across the said 
 Road to Havei-fordwest to the Point at which the same is met by the 
 Western Boundary of the Town Moor ; thence, Southward, along the 
 Western and Southern Boundary of the Town Moor to the Gate of a 
 Lane at the South eastern Corner thereof: thence along tlie said Lane 
 to the Point at which the same meets the Boundary of Narberth Church- 
 yard ; thence, Westward, along the Boundary of Narberth Chuichyard 
 to the South-western Corner thereof; thence in a straight Line to the 
 Point at which the Stream fiom Narberth Bridge would be cut by a 
 straight Line to be drawn from the Point last described to the Point 
 at which the IJoad from the Parsonage meets the Road from Pembroke; 
 thence up the said Stream to the Point at which the same is joined by 
 the Stream from Narberth Mill ; thence up the Stream flowing from 
 Narberth Mill to the South-western Corner of the Field of which 
 Lewis Watkins is Tenant and Baron Rilzen is Landlord ; thence, 
 Eastward, along the Boundary of the last-mentioned Field to the Point 
 at which the same meets the Southern Boundary ol" the l'"ield belonging 
 to Mr. Henry Davies, in which tliere is a Turnstile ; thence, Eastward, 
 
 along
 
 2°&3°GULIELM1 IV. Cap.G4. 
 
 615 
 
 along the Southern Boundary of the said Field of Mr, Henry Davies, 
 and the Southern and Eastern Boundary of the adjoining Field be- 
 longing to George Phillips Esquire, to the Point at which the Eastern 
 Boundary of the said Field of George Phillips Esquire meets the 
 Occupation lload leading to Blackalder ; thence, Eastward, along the 
 Occupation Road to Blackalder to the I'oint at which the same meets 
 the South-eastern Boundary of the Easternmost of Two contiguous 
 Fields of which Mrs. Evans is Tenant and Daniel Thomas Landlord ; 
 thence along the Boundary of the last-mentionetl Field to the Point 
 at wliich the same meets tiie Carmarthen Road ; thence in a straight 
 Line across the Carmarthen Road to the South-eastern Corner of the 
 Field belonging to John Lewis ; thence along the Eastern Boundary of 
 John Lewis's Field to the Point at which the same cuts the Cardigan 
 Road ; thence in a straight Line across the Cardigan Road to the 
 South-western Corner of Jesse's Well House; thence in a straight Line 
 to the Point at which the Fence of the Grounds attached to the House 
 called Bloomfield's would be cut by a straight Line to be drawn from 
 the Point last described to the House called Bloomfield's ; thence, 
 Westward, along the last-mentioned Fence to the Point at which the 
 same cuts the Redstone Road ; thence along the Redstone Road to the 
 Point first described. 
 
 MlLFOUD. 
 
 PEMBROKE DISTRICT. 
 
 From the Point at which Prix Pill falls into the Sea, along Prix Pill, 
 to the Point at which the same is met by the Lane coming down by 
 Cwm, and sometimes called Cwm Lane ; thence along Cwm Lane to 
 the Point at which the same meets the Road from Haverfoi-dwest ; 
 thence along the Road from Haverfordwest to the Point at which the 
 same is met by Priory Lane ; tlience along Priory Lane to the Point at 
 which the same meets, on the Left, a Road sometimes called the New 
 Road ; thence alonn; the New Road to the Point at which the same 
 meets a Lane sometimes called White Lady's Lane, leading to a Field 
 North of the Brewery, sometimes called Haggard Field ; thence along 
 White Lady's Lane to the Point at which the same is cut by the Fence 
 of Haggard Field ; thence, Northward, along the Fence of Haggard 
 Field to the North-western Corner thereof; thence in a straight Line 
 in the Direction of the Northern Fence of Haggard Field to Priory 
 Pill ; thence in a straight Line to the White Warehouse standing at 
 the Head of the Rope Walk in Hubberstone Parish ; thence along 
 Spike Lane which proceeds from the said White Warehouse to the 
 Point at which the same meets Conjwick Lane ; thence along Conjwick 
 Lane to the Point at which the same meets the Lane which was lately 
 Part of Point Field ; thence along the Lane lately Part of Point Field 
 to the Point at which the same ends on the Common ; thence in a 
 straight Line through the Westernmost Point of the Fort to the Sea 
 Coast ; thence along the Sea Coast to the Point first described. 
 
 Pembroke. 
 
 r The respective Parishes of Saint Mary and St. Michael, and also the 
 Space comprised within the Boundary hereafter described (together with 
 all such Parts, if any, of the old Borough of Pembroke as lie without 
 the said Boundary) : 
 
 From the Point on the South west of the Town at which the Brook 
 called the Taylor's Lake meets the Boundary of the Parish of St. Mary, 
 Northward, along the said Brook, to the Point at which the same joins 
 the Pill near Quoit's Mill ; thence along the said Pill to the Point at which 
 the same meets the Boundary of the Parish of St. Mary ; thence. East- 
 ward, along the Boimdary of the Parish of St. Mary to the Point first 
 described.
 
 616 2"&3"GUL1ELM1 IV. Cap. 64. 
 
 Tenbv - The In-Liberty of Tenby. 
 
 WiSTON. 
 
 The old Borough of Wiston. 
 
 Cefn Llys. 
 Knighton. 
 Knucklas. 
 
 Presteign. 
 
 New Radnor. 
 
 Rhaydrgwy. 
 
 51.— COUNTY OF RADNOR. 
 
 RADNOR DISTRICT. 
 
 — The old Borough of Cefh Llys. 
 
 - The old Borough of Knighton. 
 
 The old Borough of Knucklas. 
 
 The ancient Lordship, Manor, and Borough of Presteign, together 
 with sucli Parts, if any, of the Township of Presteign, and of the 
 Chapeiry of Discoyd, as are without the ancient Lordship, Manor, and 
 Borough of Presteign ; and also the Space included within the following 
 Boundary; (that is to say,) 
 
 From the Point on the North of the Town at which Norton Brook 
 falls into the River Lug, in a straight Line to the Point at which the 
 Road to Wigmore and Ludlow is met by the Road to Kinsham Village ; 
 thence in a straight Line to the Point at which the Right-hand Branch 
 
 (of the Clatter Brook falls into the River Lug ; thence along the River 
 Lug to the Point first described. 
 
 The old Borough of New Radnor. 
 
 From the Point at which the Boundary of the old Borough would be 
 cut by a straight Line to be drawn from Rliadyr Church to tlie Bridge 
 over the Gwynllin Brook on the new Road to Aberystwitli, in a straight 
 Line to the said Bridge ; thence along the Gwynllin Brook to the Weir 
 or Dam Head ; thence along the Southern Bank of the Mill Dam 
 to the Point at wliich the same is cut by the Eastern Fence of Gwynllin 
 lain Fiekl ; ihence. Southward, along the Eastern Fence of Gwynllin 
 lain Field to the Gate leading into the Yard of the Grist Mill and 
 Woollen Manufactory belonging to David Evans ; thence along the 
 Road which crosses the said Yard to another (jate at the South eastern 
 Corner thereof; thence in a straight Line to the North eastern Corner 
 of the Farmhouse called Ty-Ncwidd or New House ; thence in a 
 straight Line to the Point at which the Boundary of the old Borough 
 would be cut by a straight Line to be drawn li-om the New House to 
 the Bridge over the River \\'ye ; thence. Southward, along the Boun- 
 dary of the old Borougii to the Point first described. 
 
 LONDON : Printed by George Eyre and Andrew Spottlswoode, 
 Printers to the King's most Excellent Majesty. 183^2.