QSR1905/2/10/2/c(i), (ii)

Certificate of Justices. The Alderman and Burgesses of the Borough of Luton assembled on application on behalf of Francis Crawley that John Ashurst the acting surveyor for the Borough of L:uton be authorised to give notices and do all acts legally necessary to lead to the stopping up and diversion of a certain footpath known as 'Butlins Path'

7th February 1905

From: 1905 To: 1905

'Butlins Path' leading from Dallow Road in Luton to a certain other footpath called Bury Path such portion of said footpath proposed to be stopped up commencing at a point near the Great Northern Railway bridge and terminating at the Bury Path , total length of 138 yards and a width if 6 feet, and which crosses land of Francis Crawley Esq. and in lieu of the said footpath that a new fotpath be made from the point near the Great Northern Railway Bridge thence in a North Easterly direction down a proposed new road which will forn a continuation to Oak Road and such new footpath to join the said footpath called Bury Path at a point near Oak Road where the proposed new footpath crosses land now vested in and owned by the said Francis Crawley whose consent in writing has beem duly obtained and whereas in pursuance of an application the said John Ashurst as Acting Surveyor asaforesaid in that behalf made to us William Richards Philips and Robert Smith Tomson Esquires, being two of His Majestys Justices of the Peace . The said Justices did direct, on 9th February 1905, the Acting Surveyor to affix and publish a notice, placed at the side of each end of the portion of footpath to be stopped up and diverted, the same notice to be placed in a certain newspaper 'Bedfordshire Advertiser' on dates in February and March and affix the notice to the doors of the Parish Church in Biscot, Christ Church and St Marys Church in the borough of Luton, before the Quarter Sessions . Dated 6th March 1905, signed R S Tomson, W R Philips Justices of the Peace for the said Borough

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Crawley, Francis,
Ashurst, John,
Tomson, Robert Smith,
Philips, William Richards

LUTON, footpaths, diversion