The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1825-09-30 00:00:00

MIDDLESEX, TO WIT.
TOTIOE iabcveby given, that on the 17th clay of Sep-
umber last, an order was signed by Thomas Haworth, Esq.
Thomu Clark, Esq. and the Rev. Theodore Williams, Clerk,
:ire, of his Majesty's Justices of the Peace in and for the county of
Middlesex, for the diverting and turning a certain public Footway
in the parish of Hendon, in the said county, commencing at a eer-
tain gate on the north side of a certain highway road between High-
wood.hill and Edgeware, in the said county, sod opposite to the
Gm-yard of Sir Thomas Stamford Raffles, Knight, at II ighwood-
in the county aforesaid, and passing through the lands and
grounds of the said Sir Thomas Stamford Raffles the length of 744
yards, or thereabouts, in a ninth-north-west direction to and ending
Hankin.lane, near to Coventry Farm. in the said county, and
for the making in lieu thereof a new Footway, more commodious
to the public, commencing at and from the aforesaid highway road
between II ighwood-hill and Edgeware, opposite to a foot way leading
to ,and from Mill-hill, and at the diatarce of 79 yards, or there-
shouts,
west hen the commencement of the old footway, and pro-
ceeding through arid upon the lands and grounds the property, of
and in the occupation of the aforesaid Sir Thomas Stamford list-
tics, in a west.north.west direction, the length of 674 yards, or
thereabouts, and of the breadth of six feet, or thereabouts, on the
loath side of )lardis.tield into Nankin-lane aforesaid, at the
north.we.t cornett at Snow's-tield, and the length of 264 yards, or
•hereabou:., front Coventry Farm aforesaid ; and that the said or-
der will be lodged with the Clerk of the Peace for the said county,
tt the General Quarter Sessions of the Peace, to be holden at the
•essions.house, Cktkenwell, in and for the said county, on the
. Ph day of October next ; and also that the said order will, at the
lad Quarter fie.oidns, be confirmed and enrolled, unless upon an
4ikal against the Fame, to be then made, it be otherwise de.
•,rtainel. By the order of the Magistrates.
JNO. B. SKAIFE, Clerk.
Render, 19th day of September, 1626.
THE KING AND THE DUKE OF YORK ! !
nx SUNDAY NEXT, a
AJESTY highly finished Messotinto
Engraviie of HIS GEORE IV. be de.
limed. RAT IS. with the SUNDAY MONGITOR,wiII published
St the Oflite, N 0.7, York-street, Covent-garden.
y The POR TRAIT of his Ral Hiyehnese the DUKE of
YORK i. in a state of forwardneas, Royal
and will be delivered ORA-
-1:111 411 'SIX, also, to the Subscribers to the SUNDAY MO-
NITOR, as a Companion to the shove, as soon as possible.

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