In the first place the valuer acting in the matter of any inclosure shall and may, before he shall proceed to make any of the divisions and allotments of the land to be inclosed, in pursuance of or in any manner not inconsistent with the instructions given to such valuer as aforesaid, set out and make public roads and ways, and widen public roads and ways, in or over the land to be inclosed, and stop up, divert, or alter any of the roads or ways passing through the land to be inclosed, or through any old inclosures in the parish or respective parishes in which the land to be inclosed shall be situate; and the soil of such of the roads and ways so to be discontinued and stopped up as pass through the lands to be inclosed shall be deemed part of the lands to be inclosed: Provided always, that . . . F1 before any public road or way shall be discontinued, diverted, stopped up, or altered by the valuer acting in the matter of any inclosure, the valuer shall cause to be affixed at each end of such road or way a notice to the effect that the same is intended to be discontinued, stopped up, diverted, or altered, as the case may be, from and after a day to be mentioned in such notice; and the valuer shall also cause the same notice to be given by advertisement for four successive weeks, and also on the church door on the four Sundays of the said four successive weeks; and after the said several notices shall have been so given such road or way shall, from and after the day in such notice mentioned, be deemed to be discontinued, stopped up, diverted, or altered, as the case may be, subject, however, to such appeal as is herein-after mentioned.
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F1Words repealed by Statute Law Revision (No. 2) Act 1893 (c. 54)