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London, England, 1833-10-19 00:00:00

THIRD WARD.

To consist of that portion of the royalty which is in-
cluded within the following boundary, viz., beginning at
the river Tay, immediately above the Perth Bridge; from
thence northward along the river Tay to the north boun-
dary of the royalty on the North Inch ; from thence west-
ward along that boundary to the Balbousie Mill Lead ;
from thence following the course of that lead to the point
where it crosses the North Port Street; from thence
along the North Port and Curfen Row to Mill Street ;
thence eastward along Mill Street to the Old Guard
Vennel ; thence southward along said vennel to the High
Street ; thence eastward along the High Street to George's
Street; and from thence along George's Street to the
point at the river above the bridge first mentioned.

FOURTH WARD.

To consist of that portion of the royalty which is in-
cluded in the following boundary--viz., from the South
Street Port eastward along the said street to the Meal
Vennel ; thence northward along that vennel to the High
Street; thence eastward along that street to the Old Guard
Vennel ; thence northward along that vennel to Mill-
street, and westward along that street to Methven Street ;
including likewise in this ward the rest of the royalty not
included in any of the other three wards.
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Tint the number of Councillors to be chosen at the first
election in November next being twenty-five, seven Coun-
cillors shall be chosen in the first ward, and six Council-
lors shall be chosen in each of the second, third, and
fourth wards.
That the number of such councillors to be elected in
November, 1834, shall be eight—two being chosen in each
of the four wards.
That the number of councillors to be elected in Novem-
ber, 1835, shall likewise be eight—two being chosen in
each of the four wards.
That the number of councillors to he elected in Novem-
her, 1836, shall be nine—three councidois being chosen in
the first ward, and two councillors in each of the second,
third, and fourth wards.
And the members of the council of the said bnrgb shall,
in all future terms of three years after November, 1836,
be elected in the same manner as above appointed, for the
period is from November, 1834, to November, 1836, both
inclusive.

VI—THE BURGH OF DUNFERMLINE.
That the royalty of this burgh shili he divided into four
wards, limited and bounded as follows .
FIRST WARD.
That part of the royalty included within a line drawn
from the point where Bridge Street intersects the burgh
houndiry, along Bridge Street and High Street to the
Cross; thence down Guil.ill all Street, Sr. Margaret

street, and Gibb Street, to Priory Lane ; thence along
Priory Lane to Reid S feet; thence down Reid Street to
Nethertown Broad Street ; thence westward along the
saute till it meets the burgh boundary; then northward
along the said boundary to the point first described.
SILCOND WARD.
• That part of the royalty included within a line drawn
from the point where the Crossgate Road intersects the
burgh boundary; thence to the south and along the said
boundary till it coaies round to the point where it is inter-
sected by the Nethertown Broad Street ; thence along the
said street to Reid Street ; then up the same to Priory
Lane; then along the same to Gibb Street ; then up
Gibb Street, St. Margaret's Street, and Guildhall Street
to the Cro,, ; then along the High Street, East Port Street,
and Crossgates Road, to 'he point first described.
THIRD WARD.
That pat of the royaity included within a line drawn
from the point where Grant's Bank Road in•ersects the
burgh bounoary, ei inward and along the said boundary to'
the point where it intersects the Crossgates Road ; then
along the said road, East Port Street, and High Street, to
Cross Wynd to Queen Ann Strut;
the Cross; then up
then along Queen Ann Street to Schoolend Road ; then
up the same, Pilmuir Street, and Grant's Bank Road to
the point first described.
Fornalf WARD.
That part of the royalty included within a line drawn
from the point where Bridge Street intersects the burgh
boundary, along Bridge Sheer and High Street to the
Cross, then up Cross Wyrld to Queen Ann Street ; then
,
along the same to Schoolend Road ; then up the
Piluruir S reef, and Grant's Bank Road to the point where
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the latter intersects the burgh boundary ; then west and
along the same to the point first described.
Tnat the number of Councillors to be chosen at the tiros

election in November next being twenty-two, six Coun-
cillors shall he chosen in each of the first and second
wards, and five Councillors shall be chosen i❑ each of the
third and fourth wards.
That the number of such Councillors to be chosen in
November, 1834, shall be seveu—two Councillors being
chosen in each of the first, second, and third wards, and
one Councillor in the fourth ward.
That the number of councillors to be chosen in Novem-
ber, 1835, shall likewise he seven—two councillors being
chosen in each of the first, second, and third wards, and
one councillor in the fourth ward.

That the number of councillors to be chosen in Novem-
ber, 1836, shall be eight—two being chosen in each of
the four wards.

And the Members of the Council of the said burgh
shall, in all future terms of three years, after November,
1836, be elected in the came manner as is above appointed
for the period from November, 1834., to November, 1836,
both inclusive.