The Sun.
London, England, 1847-03-11 00:00:00

NEW COURTS FOR THE RECO-
VERY OF SMALL DEBTS AND DEMANDS.
A supplement to the London Gazette, of Tuesday last
(published yesterday), sets forth the names of the towns in
which the newly-appointed courts for the recovery of debts
under the amount of 201. are to be held. The names are
specified under two orders of Council, dated Osborne House,
March 9, 1847, made for the purpcse of carrying into effect'
the Act of last session of Parliament, intituled " An Act for
the more easy Recovery of Small Debts and Demands in
England," which will come into operation on Monday next,
and by which the powers formerly exercised under the Acts
regulating the Courts of Request, &c., are abolished. The
districts over which the jurisdiction of the new courts is to
be extended are also set forth.

The following are those for the Metropolitan counties and
districts

MIDDLESEX.
BRENTFORD.-Brentford.
EDMONTON.—The sub -districts of Edmonton, Enfield, and
Tottenham in Edmonton, consisting of the parishes of Ed-
monton, Enfield, and Tottenham.
UXBRIDGE. —Uxbridge; the sub-district of her, in Eton,
consisting of the parishes of her, Fulmer, Langley, Marish,
Denham, Hedgerley, and the hamlet of Edgerley Dean, in
the parish of Farnham Royal ; the parishes of Cranford, Hart
lington, and Ilarmondsworth, in Staines.
MIDDLESEX METROPOLITAN DISTRICTS.
1. WESTMINSTEIL—The district o the Wesinster County Court of Middlesex shall incluf de all withintma line
drawn from the point where the cities cf London and West-
minster meet on the river Thames, along the boundary of the city of London to Holborn-bars,
thence alon-r the middle
of Holborn, Oxford-street, and the Uxbridge-road, until the
Uxbridge-road crosses the Serpentine river, thence along the
Serpentine river to Rotton-row, thence along the middle of
the road through Albert Gate to the Knightsbridge-road,
thence along the middle of the Knightsbridge-road to Sloane-
street, thence along the middle of Sloane-street, across
Sloane-square, along the middle of Lower Sloane-street,
Turk's-row, and Franklin's-row' to the gate leading into the
road which divides the Kitchen Gardens of Chelsea Hospital
from the Governor's Garden and Garden Meadow, thence
along the said road and the boundary of the said Hospital
Kitchen Garden to the river Thames, thence along the
Thames to the point first described.

2. I.3ttomrroic.—The district of the Brompton Count

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Court of Middlesex shall include all within a line drawn from
the point on the river Thames where the parishes of Acton
and Hammersmith meet, along the common boundary of the
parishes of Acton and Hammersmith till it crosses the Ux-
bridge-road, thence along the middle of the Uxbridge-read
till it crosses the Serpentine river, thence along the western
boundary of the Westminster County Court of Middlesex
hereinbefore described, to the river Thames, and along the,
Thames to the point first described.
3. MARYLEBONE.—The district of the Marylebone County
Court of Middlesex shall include all within a line drawn
from the point where the common boundary of the parishes
of Hammersmith and Acton crosses the Uxbridge-road,
along the middle of the Uxbridge-road and Oxford-street to
Portman-street, thence along the middle of Portman-street,
the street on the west side of Portman-square, Gloucester-.
street, Gloucester-place, across the New-road, Upper Glou-
cester-place, the street on the east side of Dorset-square,
Dorset-place, Upper Gloucester-place, Taunton-place, Park-
road, and Primrose-hill-road, till it meets the Avenue-road,
thence along the middle of the Avenue-road and the New-
road, to Finchley, to the northern boundary of the parish of
St. John, Hampstead, thence westward along the boundary
of the parish of St. John, Hampstead, to the Edgeware-road,
near Cricklewoods, thence along the Edgeware-road to the
boundary of the parish of Willesden, at Brent-bridge, thence
along the northern and western boundary of the parish of
Willesden, including the whole parish of Willesden and pre-
cinct of Twyford Abbey, till it meets the common boundaryof the parishes of Acton and Hammersmith in the point first
described.

4. BLOOMSBURY.—The district of the Bloomsbury County
Court of Middlesex shall include all within a line drawn from
the point where the boundary of the parish of St. John,
Hampstead, crosses the New-road to Finchley, along the
eastern boundary line of the Marylebone County Court of
Middlesex hereinbefore described to Oxford-street, thence
along the middle of Oxford-street and Holborn to King-
street, thence along the middle of King-street, Upper King.
street, Southampton-row, the street on the east side of
Russell square, Woburn-place, the street on the east side of
Tavistock-square, Upper Woburn-place, to the New-road,
thence along the middle of the New-road to the boundary
of the parish of St. Pancras, at King's-cross, thence along
the eastern and northern boundary of the parish of St.
Pancras, till it meets the boundary of the parish of St.
John, Hampstead, thence westward along the northern
boundary of the parish of St. John, Hampstead, to the point
first described.
5. CLERKENWELL.—The district of the Clerkenwell
County Court of Middlesex shall include all within a line
drawn 'from the point where the boundary of the city of
London crosses Finsbury-place, along the middle of Fins-
bury-place, the street on the west side of Finsbury-square,
the City-road, Winkworth-buildings, East-road, Brudenell-
place, and the New North-road to the Regent's Canal,
thence along the middle of the Regent's Canal until it is
crossed by the Kingsland-road, thence along the middle of
the Kingsland-road to the southern boundary of the parish
of Tottenham, thence westward along the boundary of the
parish of Tottenham to the boundary of the parish of
Hornsey, thence along the boundary of the parish of
Hornsey, and Chapelry of Highgate, including the whole of
the said parish and chapelry to the boundary of the district
of the Bloomsbury County Court of Middlesex, thence along
the eastern boundary of the last-mentioned district to the
point 'where King-street meets Holborn, thence along the
middle of Holborn to Holborn-bars, thence along the
northern boundary of the city of London to the point first.
described.

6. SuouEnrrcx.—The district of the Shoreditch County
Court of Middlesex shall include all within a line drawn
from the point where the boundary of the city of London
crosses Finsbury-place, along the eastern boundary of the
district of the Clerkenwell County Court of Middlesex to the
southern boundary of the parish of Tottenham, thence east-
ward along the said boundary to the boundary of the county
of Middlesex, thence southward along the boundary of the
said county to the northern boundary of the parish of Strat-
ford-le. Bow, thence westward along the boundary of the
said parish until it is crossed by the southern side of the
Eastern Counties Railway, thence westward along the
southern side of the Eastern Counties Railway till it crosses
Brick-lane, thence along the middle of Brick-lane, Phaenix-
street, Wheeler-street, and Wince Lion-street to Norton-
folgate, thence al.;ng the middle of .Nortou-folgate to
the boundary of the city of London, thence westward
along the boundary of the city or London to the point first
described.

7. Bow.—The district of the 11,,w County Court of Mid-
dlesex shall include the parishes or Bromley and Straiford-
le-Bow, and the Supeiititendent-ReBistrar's district of West
Ham.

8. Wm ITECHAPEL—The digrict of the Whitechapel County
Court of Middlesex shall include all witl.in a line drawn
from the point where the eastern -boundary of the city of
London leaves the river Thames, along the said boundary
until it is crossed by Norton-fulgate, thence along the middle
of Norton-folgate,W hite Lion-street, Wheeler -street, Phoenix-
street, and Brick-lane, until it is crossed by the southern
side of the Eastern Counties Railway, thence eastward along
the southern side of the said rAlway until it crosses the
boundary of the parish of Stratford-le-Bow, thence south-
ward along the western boundary of the parishes of Strat-
ford-le-Bow and Brumley to the boundary of the parish of
Poplar, thence along the common boundary of the parishes
of Bromley and Poplar to the boundary of the county of
Middlesex, thence southward along the boundary of the said
county to the river Thames, thence along the river Timm.*
to the point first described.