5536 THE LONDON GAZETTE, 25 AUGUST, 1931.
after the passing of the Colonial Development
Act, 1929, and forming part of the public debt
of Northern Rhodesia as if Northern Rhodesia
were a colony.
2. For the purposes of Section two of the
Colonial Stock Act, 1900, the following con-
ditions shall have effect in relation to stock
to which the Colonial Stock Acts, 1877 to 1900,
apply by virtue of this Order as if they had
be'en prescribed by the Treasury under that
Section:
(a) Provision must be made by legislation
of Northern Rhodesia for the payment out
of the Revenues of Northern Rhodesia of any
sums which may become payable to stock-
holders under any judgment, decree, rule or
order of a court in vthe United Kingdom:
(6) The Government of Northern Rhodesia
must satisfy the Treasury that adequate
funds, as and when required, will be made
available in the United Kingdom to meet
any such judgment, decree, rule or order:
(c) The Government of Northern Rhodesia
must place on record a formal expression of
their opinion that any legislation of
Northern Rhodesia which appears to the
Imperial Government to alter any of the
provisions affecting the stock to the injury
of the stockholders or to involve a departure
from the original contract in regard to the
stock would properly be disallowed, and that
no legislation, whereby the control of the
Secretary of State over the finances of
Northern Rhodesia is impaired, ought to be
passed unless and until the Treasury are
satisfied that satisfactory arrangements have
been made for safeguarding the interests of
the stockholders. .
3. This Order may be cited as the Colonial
Stock Acts Extension (Northern Rhodjesia)
Order, 1931.
M. P. A. Hankey.
At the Court at Buckingham Palace, the
llth day of August, 1931.
PRESENT,
The KING'S Most Excellent Majesty in Council.
W HEREAS the Ecclesiastical Commis-
sioners for England have, in pursuance
of the Act of the 8th and 9th years of Her late
Majesty Queen Victoria, Chapter 70, of the
Act of the 14th and 15th years of Her said late
Majesty, Chapter 97, and of the Act of the
19th and 20th years of Her said late Majesty,
Chapter 55, duly prepared, and laid before
His Majesty in Council, a Representation,
bearing date the 16th day of July, 1931, in the
words and figures following, that is to say:
" We, the Ecclesiastical Commissioners for
England, in pursuance of the Act of the 8th
and 9th years of Her late Majesty Queen
Victoria, Chapter 70, of the Act of the 14th
and 15th years of Her said late Majesty,
Chapter 97, and of the Act of the 19th and 20th
years of Her said late Majesty, Chapter 55,
have prepared, and now humbly lay before
Your Majesty in Council, the following Repre-
sentation as to the assignment of a Consoli-
dated Chapelry to the consecrated Church of
Saint Peter, Bryn, situate within the Parish
of Ashton in Makerfield, in the County of
Lancaster and in the Diocese of Liverpool:
" Whereas at certain extremities of the said
Parish of Ashton in Makerfield and of the
Parish of "Saint Thomas, Ashton in Makerfield,
an the said County and Diocese, which said
extremities lie contiguous one to another, and
are described in the Schedule hereunder
written, there is collected together a popula-
tion which is situate at a distance from the
several churches of such Parishes:
" And whereas it appears to us to be ex-
pedient that certain contiguous portions (being
the portions containing the population afore-
said) of the said Parish of Ashton in Maker-
field and of the said Parish of Saint Thomas,
Ashton in Makerfield, should be formed into
a Consolidated Chapelry for all ecclesiastical
purposes, and that the same should be assigned
to the said Church of Saint Peter, Bryn,
situate as aforesaid:
" Now, therefore, with the consent of the
Right Reverend Albert Augustus, Bishop of
Liverpool, as such Bishop, with the consent of
the Right Honourable Edward George Villiers,
Earl of Derby, as the Patron of the Rectory
of the said Parish of Ashton in Makerfield,
and with the consent of the Reverend William
Williams, Clerk in Holy Orders, the Rector
or Incumbent of the Rectory of the said Parish
of Ashton in Makerfield, and as such Rector
or Incumbent, the Patron of the Vicarage of
the said Parish of Saint Thomas, Ashton in
Makerfield (in testimony whereof they the said
consenting parties have respectively signed
and sealed this Representation), we, the said
Ecclesiastical Commissioners for England,
humbly represent, that it would, in our
opinion, be expedient that all those contiguous
portions of the said Parish of Ashton in
Makerfield and of the said Parish of Saint
Thomas, Ashton in Makerfield, which are de-
scribed in the Schedule hereunder written, all
which portions together with the boundaries
thereof, are delineated and set forth on the
map or plan hereunto annexed, should be
united and formed into one 'Consolidated
Chapelry for the said Church of Saint Peter,
Bryn, situate as aforesaid, and that the same
should be named ' The Consolidated Chapelry
of Saint Peter, Bryn.'
" THE SCHEDULE to which the foregoing
Representation has reference.
" The Consolidated Chapelry of Saint Peter,
Bryn, comprising:
" I. All that portion of the Parish of Ashton
in Makerfield, in the County of Lancaster and
in the Diocese of Liverpool, which is bounded
upon the south east by the Parish of Saint
Thomas, Ashton in Makerfield, upon the east
by the New Parish of Saint John the Evan-
gelist, Abram, upon the north east by the New
Parish of Saint Mary, Ince in Makerfield,
upon the north west partly by the New Parish
of Saint James, Wigan, and partly by the New
Parish of Saint Paul, Goose Green, all in the
said County and Diocese, and upon the remain-
ing sides, that is to say, upon the west and
upon the south west, by an imaginary line
commencing at the point where the boundary
which divides the said New Parish of Saint
Paul, Goose Green, from the said Parish of