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of Saint Peter, Chorley, commences at the boundary stone of the said parish of Chorley, on the
Preston turnpike-road, adjoining to the township
of Whittle-le-Woods, in the parish of Leyland, and
proceeds in a north-easterly direction along the
boundary of the said township of Whittle-leWoods, and easterly along the boundary of the
township of Heapy, in the said parish of Leyland,
to the point where the townships of Heapy,
Heatli Charnock, and Chorley meet; thence in a
southerly direction, along the boundary of the
townships of Chorley and Heath Charnock to the
reservoir of the Chorley Water-works; thence
along the north side of the said reservoir to a road
leading from the said reservoir into a lane leading
from Cross Hall Fold to the White House ; thence
in a south-westerly direction up the centre of the
said lane to the centre of a bridge which crosses
the Leeds and Liverpool Canal; thence in a northwesterly direction along the centre of the said
canal to the foot bridge connecting the path from
Cross Hall Mill across Eaves-lane opposite to
Moss Cottage; thence in a north-westerly direction down the centre of Eaves-lane to Stump-lane;
then westerly along the centre of Stump-lane to
the bridge over the Lancashire and" Yorkshire
Railway; then along the centre of the said railway
in a northerly direction to the bridge in continuation of Harper's-lane; then south-westerly and
north-westerly along Preston-street and Preston
turnpike-road to the said boundary-stone, where
the said district chapelry of Saint Peter, Chorley,
commenced, as the same is more particularly delineated on the map or plan hereunto annexed,
and is thereon tinted pink.
" Your Majesty's said Commissioners beg
leave further to represent, that it also appears to
them to be expedient that banns of matrimony
should be published, and that marriages, baptisms, churchings, and burials, should be solemnized or performed in the said church of Saint
Peter, Chorley, and that the fees to arise therefrom
should belong and be paid to the minister or incumbent of such church for the time being:
" That the consent of the Right Reverend
James Prince, Bishop of the said diocese of Manchester, has been obtained thereto, as required by
the Acts and sections hereinbefore mentioned, in
testimony whereof he has signed and sealed this
representation.
" Your Majesty's said Commissioners therefore
humbly pray, that your Majesty will be graciously
pleased to take the premises into your royal consideration, and to make such Order in respect
thereto as to your Majesty in your royal wisdom
shall seem meet."
Her Majesty, having taken the said representation, together with the map or plan thereunto annexed, into consideration, was pleased, by and with
the advice of Her Privy Council, to approve
thereof, and to order, as it is hereby ordered, that
the proposed assignment be accordingly made;
and the recommendations of the said Commissioners, in respect of the publication of banns, and
the solemnization of marriages, baptisms, churchings, and burials, and the fees arising therefrom,
be carried into effect, agreeably to the provisions
of the said Acts; and Her Majesty, by and with
the like advice, is pleased to direct that this Order
be forthwith registered by the Registrar of the
diocese of Manchester.
PTnt. L. Bathurst.
the
1852,
ATloththedayCourtof Mayat Buckingham-Palace,
PRESENT,
The QTJEEN's Most Excellent Majesty in Council.
HEREAS Her Majesty's Commissioners for
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building new churches have, in pursuance
of the fourth section of an Act, passed in the
session of Parliament holden in the seventh and
eighth years of Her Majesty's reign, intituled
" An Act concerning banns and marriages in
" certain district churches or chapels," and of the
seventeenth section of an Act, passed in the
session of" Parliament holden in the fourteenth
and fifteenth years of Her .Majesty's reign, intituled " An Act to amend the Church Building
" Acts," duly prepared and laid before Her
Majesty in Council, a representation, bearing date
the sixteenth day of April one thousand eight
hundred and fifty-two, in the words following;
viz.:
" Your Majesty's Commissioners for building new
churches beg leave humbly to represent to your'Majesty, that on or about the fifteenth day of February
one thousand eight hundred and forty-two, your
Majesty's said Commissioners, with the consent of
the late Right Honourable and Most Reverend
William, Archbishop of Canterbury, made 'a
representation to your Majesty in Council, that
it appeared to them to be expedient, and therefore humbly prayed that a particular district
might be assigned to the consecrated church .of
the Holy Trinity, situate at Margate, in .the
parish of Saint John, Isle of Thanet, in the
county of Kent, and diocese of Canterbury,
under and by virtue of the power or authority for
such purpose contained in the .sixteenth section
of an Act of Parliament, passed in the fifty-ninth
year of His Majesty .King George the Third,
intituled 'An Act to amend and render more
* effectual an Act, passed in the last session of
' Parliament, for building and promoting the
' building of additional churches in populous
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parishes;' and that such proposed district .should
be named or called ' The Trinity District Chapelry,
Margate;' and that the boundaries thereof
should be such as were mentioned or described in
the said representation:
"Your Majesty's said Commissioners also
represented that it appeared to them to be expedient that baptisms and churchings should be
solemnized or performed in Trinity Church aforesaid, and that the fees to arise therefrom should
be paid and belong to the minister of such church
for the time being:
" Your Majesty's said Commissioners beg leave
further to represent, that by an Order of your
Majesty in Council, bearing date the eleventh day
of March one thousand eight hundred and fortytwo, your Majesty was graciously pleased, by and
with the advice of your Privy Council, to approve
of the assignment of the said district, and was
pleased to order that the same should be accordingly made, and also that the recommendations
of your Majesty's said Commissioners in respect
of the solemnization of baptisms and churching?,
and of the fees arising therefrom, should be carried
into effect, agreeably to the provisions of the.said
Act.:
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Your Majesty's said Commissioners beg leave
further to represent, that the said Order in
Council did not direct that, banns of marriage
should be published, .and marriages solemnized in
the said church, or that burials should be performed therein; and that having taken into con-