The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-05-26 00:00:00

-W•teroombe Finn, now Dorcbegier, May, 180.

NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND CREDITORS.
ALL PERSONS having any CLAIM or
DEMAND npoa Mr. JOHN WELLSPRING.
of Dorchester. Builder, are requested to forward par-
ticulars thereof to the undersigned; and all Persons owing
moneytothe said Jong WELLBPRING Mt required to
puy awns immediately to
IL C. WESTON,
Solicitor. Dorchester.

NOTICE IS HERBST GIVEN,—That on
the Thirtieth day of June neat application will
be amide to Her Majesty's Justices of the Peace
eseenbled at Quarter Sessions in and for the county of
Dorset, at Dorchester, for an Order to stop up a certain
Road or Way, situate, lying and being partly in the
of Burton Braddock, and pertly in the pariah of
pariah of
Gorge, in the County of Doraet, and leading
from and out of the sail pariah of Burton Braddock.
at a point in a certain Field called "thely Norh
Will," and numbered 559 in the Tithe Commutation
Map of the said pariah of Burton Braddock, where the
lwrea • certain Road or Highway leading from
Bred, Farm House to a place called "Chapel Copse,"
and whieb runs from Brady North Hill into and
through a Field called "New Hill," and numbered 549
on the said Map, thence into and through a Field called
"The E ght Ames," and numbered 5.-oa on the mid
Map, then*, into the parish of Itthipton Gorge and into
and through a Field there called " Eighteen Acres,"
and numbered 325 on the Tythe Commutation Map of
the said parish of fthipton Gorge, thence into end
through • Field called "Hamilton Hill," and numbered
329 on the mid last mentioned Map, thence into and
through • field or Coppice called "Hamilton Coppice,"
and numbered 331 on the said last mentioned Hap. into •
certain Road or Highway in the said parisb of Shipton
Gorge, leading from the Village of Minton Gorge to •
place called "Cuckold Corner :" And that the Certifi-
cate of two Justices having viewed the same, with the
plan of the Old ilighway,will be lodged with the Clerk
of the Peace for the said County on the Twenty-eighth
day of May next.
.I.ataid the Twenty-fifth day of April, One Thousand
Led Hundred and Sixty:eight.
BEN. J. COX,
Surveyor of the Bridport Highway District.

NOTICE lB HEREBY GIVEN,—That on
the Thirtieth day of June neat application will
be made to lice bliaje.ty'a Justices of the Peace
assembled at Quarter tie•aiona in and for the Connie of
Dorset, at Dorcht ate!, fir an Order to stop divert and
torn part of a ocrtain Illghway, situate lying, and
being in the panah of Burton Braddock, in the County
of Dordt, and leading from and out of the Highway
from the Village of Button Braddock to Barwick Form
and at the point where the same terns off to Bred;
Feriohno" to a place called ••Chapel Copse," and
thence into the parish of Shipton LtorEe. The pert of
the said Road so to be stopped op to commence from
the
point where the lame lead. born Brody Farmhouse
into a Field called "Brady North Hill," and
659 on the Tythe Commutation Map of the said pariiih
of Burton Braddock, thence into and through S Field
called" Fast Hill," and numbered 558 on the said Itep,
to the point where the same Hoed leaver the sapt
last mentioned Field, into a strip of land numbered
652 on the said Map, and the part of the mid Road so
to be stopped up is to be turned and diverted into and
over the lower or Smithern part of the said Reedy
North Hill and East Hill, numbers 659 and MS ma
aforesaid, b 0 as to run parallel from the Southern Gate-
way of the said Field ailed " Btedy North Hill,"
along and as near ea may be against or ina line with
the Hedges on the South side of the said Fields, coiled
"firstly North Hill" and " East Hill," and to join the
present Road at the said point where the same leaves
the maid Field called "East Hill," and runs into the
said Strip of Land numbered 552 on the said "Up :
And that the Certitiesto of two Justices having viewed
the same, with the 'Awn of the Old and proposed New
Highway, will be lodged with the Clerk of the Peace
for the Gold County on the Twenty4ightls day of May
teat
Dined the Twisty-fifth day of April, One Thousand
Eight Hundred and Sixty-eight.
BAN. J. 001 rt
Surveyor of She Brldport Highway Diotrick

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