THE LONDON GAZETTE, JULY 25", 1902. 4739-

THE LONDON GAZETTE, JULY 25", 1902.
Whitehall^ July 24, 1902i
"The KING has been pleased to direct Letters
Patent to be passed under the Great Seal of the
United Kingdom of Great Britain and • Ireland,
granting the dignity- of a Baron of the said
United Kingdom unto the Right Honourable
Arthur Hugh Smith-Barry and the heirs male of
his body lawfully begotten, by the name, style,
and title of Baron Barrymore, of Barrymore, in
the county of Cork.
Whitehall, July 24, 1902.
The KING has been pleased to appoint the
.Reverend Spencer James Gibb to the newlycreated living of St.t Agnes, North Eeddish,
constituted partly out'of the parish (sometime
district under the Parish of Manchester Division
Act, 1850) of St. Elisabeth, Reddish, partly
out of the parish (sometime district under the
said Parish of Manchester Division Act, 1850) of
St. James, Gorton, partly out of the parish (sometime district) of Christ Church-, Denton, and partly
out of the district of St. George, Abbey Hey, all
within the original limits of- the parish of Manchester, in the county of Lancaster and diocese
of Manchester.
Whitehall, July 24, 1902.
The KING has been pleased, by Warrant under
His Majesty's Royal Sign Manual, bearing date
the 17th instant, to appoint Alexander Edward
Pole, Esq., Barrister-at-Law, to be Recorder of
the borough of Newcastle-under-Lyme, in the
room of Patrick Fleming Evans, Esq., deceased.
FARMPIELD INEBRIATE REFORMATORY.
Cliarlwood, near Horley, Surrey.
The Right Honourable Charles Thomson
Ritchie, one of His Majesty's Principal Secretaries
o'f State, has extended the Certificate granted to
the Farmfield Inebriate Reformatory as enlarged,
to allow of the reception of 80 additional inmates
over and above -the number .(33) at present
authorized by the Certificate.
Whitehall, July 22, 1902.
Downing Street,
July 23, 1902.
The KING has been pleased to give directions
for the appointment of Herbert Francis Elaine,
Esq., Attorney-GenoraV of the Orange Rivor
Colony, to be one of His Majesty's Counsel for
that Colony.
Downing Street,
July 24, 1002.
The KING has been pleased to appoint Sir
Gerald Strickland,. K.C.M.G., to be Governor and
Commander-in-Ohief of the Leeward Islands.
DISEASES OF ANIMALS ACTS,
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1894 AND 1896.
The Board of Agriculture have appointed
William Henry FitzRoy Landon, Temporary
Assistant Inspector, to be a Temporary District
Inspector, vice Henry Thomas James Baillie,
resigned, and have also appointed to be Temporary Assistant Inspectors for the purposes of
the above-mentioned Acts:—
James McQueen,
Benjamin Hughes Satterthwaite.
Edward Henry Dormer.
Board of Agriculture, 24th July, 1902.
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Board of Trade (Fisheries and Harbour
Department), London, July 22, 1902. •••
H. 11479.
The Board of Trade have received, through
the Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, a copy
of a Despatch from His Majesty's Representative
at Antananarivo, enclosing a copy of the following extract from the " Journal Officiel de Madagascar" of June 11, indicating the quarantine
measures that are being adopted at Majuuga:—-•
Le conseil sam'taire de la Colonie a pris, a
dater du ler juin dernier, les mesures sanitaires
dout suit Penonce:
1° Vis-a-vis de Majuuga.
Pendant toute la duree de 1'epidemie de peste:
disinfection des merchandises, prohibition de.
cell es nou desinfectables comme les riz, disinfection du bateau et cinq jours de quarantaine.
Ces operations peuvent e"tre effectueea a Majunga .
ou dans tout autre port a lazaret.
Apres disparition de I'epidemie, lorsque les
patentes seront nettes et que l'e"tat sanitaire: aura
6te bon pendant la traversed: disinfection des
marchandises susceptibles, prohibition de celles
nou desinfectables, libre pratique des passagers.
Lorsque 1'etat sanitaire pendant la traversee
aura etc suspect, disinfection du bateau et cinq>
jours de quarantaine.
2° Vis-a-vis de 1'Inde, de Maurice, de 1'Egypte
et des pays soup9onnes de peste.
Dans le cas de patente nette, avec etat sanitaire bon pendant la traversee : disinfection des
marchandises susceptibles, prohibition de celles
qui ne peuvent 6tre desinfecte'es, libre pratique
des passagers.
Dans le cas de patente brute ou de patente
nette, avec e*tat sanitaire suspect: cinq jours ,de .
quarantaine, disinfection de toutes les mar^i'
chandises et prohibition de celles qui ne peuvent '
etre desinfectees, disinfection du bateau.
Lorsque le uavire arrivant avec patente brute
a, depuis plus de douze jours, quitte" la circonscription containinee, qu'il possede uu medecin
sanitaire nuritime et uiie etuve a desinfeciiou'a
bord et, enfin, si le medicin certifia que lesmesures de disinfection et d'assainissement.ont
ete pratiquees pendant la traversee,. lament;
principal de la sante pourra accorder la libre:
pratique des passagers et autoriser ,le
debarquement des marchandises desiufectees.
3° Vis-a-vis de Zanzibar, Durban et des autres
ports qui communiquent librement avec des pays
pesteux.
.-Dans le cas de patente nette, avec etat sanitaire bon: libre pratique des passagers, desinfection des marchandises susceptibles et- prohibition de ceiles qui ne peuveut etre desinfect.ees.
Dans-le cas d'etat sanitaire suspect: meaiesmesures que pour les pays pesteux, -patente
brute.
4° Vis-a-vis des Seychelles, de Mayotte et des
ports qui laissent pe*netrer les riz et grains de
pays infectes.
Prohibition de ces denre"es, libre pratique pour
tous les autres produits et pour les passagers.
5° Vis-a-vis de la Reunion et des pays ou a"
regn^ la peste.
Disinfection des marchandises susceptibles
ayant se"journe pendant I'e'pidemie, prohibition de
celles qui lie peuveut 6tre desinfectees.
6° Vis-a-vis des pays ou regne le cholera.
Dans le cas de patente nette, avec etat sanitaire
bon pendant la traversee: disinfection des marchandises susceptibles, libre pratique des passagers.
Dans le cas de patente brute ou de" patente
nette, avec etat sanitaire suspect pendant la
traversee: disinfection des marchandises- su's*ceptibles et du bateau, sept jours de quarantame.