372
COUNTY OF ELGIN
By-Law No. 372
"TO CONFIRM BY-LAWS NUMBER 303 AND OF THE TOWNSHIP
OF DumvrcH."
Passed 26th January 188J.
WHEREAS By-Law number JOJ was passed by the
Municipal Council of the Township of Dunwich on the 29th
September 1882
To authorize the c±osing up and conveying to
Talbot McBeth and George McBeth a portion of the original
Talbot Road in the Township of Dunwich in place of a road
conveyed to the Corporation of the said Township of Dunwich.
BE IT THEREFORE enacted by the Corporation of the
County of Elgin in County Council assembled
That By-Law number 303 of the Township of Dunwich
to convey a portion of the original Talbot Road to George
McBeth and Talbot McBeth in lieu of a portion of lot twenty-
four in the eleventh concession of said Township of Dunwich
laid out as a new road
And that it is also enacted that said By-Law num-
ber J03 is hereby confirmed as hereunto annexed.
AND ALSO IT IS enacted by the said Corporation
of the County of Elgin in County Council assembled
That By-Law number J05 of the said Township of
Dunwich to close up and dispose of the road allowance be-
tween lots numbers six and seven in Concession A of the
said Township of Dunwich and conveyed to John Mennie in
lieu of the road now travelled through his lot
And that sàid By-Law number 305 is hereby con-
firmed.
Council Chamber
st. Thomas
26th Jartuary 1883 J. W. Miller
K. W. McKay
County Clerk
Copy of By-Laws No. J03 and 305 included.
(Cont'd)
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372
By-Law No
TOWNSHIP OF DUNWICH
303
By-Law No
MACBETH AND
BY-LAW FOR CLOSING AND CONVEYING TO TALBOT
IN THE TOWN-
TALBOT ROAD
MACBETH A PORTION OF THE
GEORGE
"
WHEREAS Talbot Macbeth and George Macbeth being
the owners of lot twenty-four in the eleventh Concession
of the Township of Dunwich have conveyed to the Corpora-
tion of the Township of Dunwich a portion of such lot to
be used as a public highway in lieu of that circuitous
portion of the Talbot Road which may be described as lying
on either side of a line drawn from a point where the
centre of the said Talbot Road intersects the limit be-
tween lots twenty-four and A in the said Concession;
SHIP OF DUNWICH
Thence south forty-three degrees thirty-four
minutes west three chains sixty-five links; thence north
eighty-four degrees twenty-two minutes west five chains
ninety-one links; thence south fifty-six degrees six minutes
west two chains fifty-three links;
Thence south seventy-three degrees eleven minutes
west four chains ninety-two links; thence south forty"four
degrees twenty-one minutes west six chains twenty-five
links; thence south nine degrees forty-one minutes west
three chains forty-nine links;
Thence south thirty-eight degrees one minute east
six chains sixteen links; thence south fifty-four degrees
sixteen minutes east seven chains seventy-seven links.
AND WHEREAS the consideration for the said con-
veyance from the said Talbot Macbeth and George Macbeth
to the said Corporation was among other things that the
said Corporation should close and convey to them the said
circuitous portion of the said Talbot Road herein before
particularly described together with old bridge over the
Talbot Creek and the said Talbot Macbeth and George Macbeth
have applied to the said Corporation to pass a By-Law for
closing and conveying the same to them.
AND WHEREAS notices of such application have
been duly given by the Clerk of the said Municipality in
accordance with the five hundred and sixth section of
chapter one hundred and seventy-four of the Revised Sta-
tutes of Ontario and no person has opposed such application.
(Cont'd)
By-Law No 372 Page 3
NOW THEREFORE be it enacted by the Municipal
Council of the Corporation of the Township of Dunwich
as follows -
1. That all that circuitous portion of the
Talbot Road running through part of lot twenty-four in
the eleventh Concession of the said Township of Dunwich
and hereinbefore particularly described be and the same
is hereby stopped up and closed and that the same shall
be conveyed to the said Talbot Macbeth and George Macbeth
in fee simple but at their own expense.
2. And that the Reeve of the said Township
shall execute a conveyance from the Corporation to them
in fee simple and affix thereto the corporate seal of
the said Township.
Passed this Twenty-ninth day of September 1882
A. J. Leitch
Reeve
(Cont'd)
By-Law No. 372 Page 4
TOWNSHIP OF DUNWICH
By-Law No. 305
~'Aþ'Y-LAW FOR CLOSING AND CONVEYING TO JOm~ l~NNI~ THE
ßOAD ALLOWANCE BETWEEN LOTe NUMBERS SIX AND SEVEN IN A
CONCESSION IN THE TOWNSHIP OF DUNWICH."
viliEREAS application has been made to the Muni-
cipal Council of the Corporation of the Township of Dun-
wich for the passing of a By-Law for the closing up and
disposing of the road allowance between lots numbers six
and seven in A concession of the said Township of Dunwich.
AND viliEREAS the same is useless to the public
and it is desirable that the same should be closed
AND WHEREAS due notice has been given by the
Clerk of the Corporation of the said Township of Dunwich
in accordance with the five hundred and sixth section of
chapter one hundred and seventy-four of the Revised
Statutes of Ontario and no person has opposed such ap-
plication.
NOW TrŒREFORE be it enacted by the Municipal
Council of the Corporation of the Township of Dunwich
that the said road allowance between lots number six and
seven in A concession of the said Township of Dunwich be
and the same is hereby stopped up and closed and that the
same shall be conveyed to the said John Mennie in lieu of
the road now travelled through his place in fee simple
but at his own expense.
And the Reeve of the said Township of Dunwich
shall execute a conveyance from the corporation of the
said John Mennie in fee simple and affix thereto the
corporation seal of the said Township.
Passed in open Council this Twenty-ninth day of September
A. D. 1882.
A. J. Leitch
Reeve