SUTTON (St. Edmund's), in Long-Sutton parish, and popula. included therein. 7 mile S. from Holbeach. SUTTON (Long), or ST.-MARY, 5 miles E. from Holbeach. Popula. 3,955. SWABY, 4 miles N.W. from Alford. Popula. 302. SWALLOW, 3 miles N.E. from Caistor. Popula. 122. SWARBY, 34 miles S.S.W. from Sleaford. Popula. 143. SWATON, 3 miles N.E. from Folkingham. Popula. 298. SWAYFIELD, 1 mile S. from Corby. Popula. 206. SWINDERBY, 7 miles S.W. from Lincoln. Popula. 365. SWINESHEAD, 6 miles W. from Boston. Popula. 1,696. Market, Thurs.; fairs, second Thurs. in July, Oct. 2, horses, beasts, and sheep. Here was a Cistercian Monastery, founded in the year 1134, by Robert de Griesley; valued at 175l. 19s. 10d. yearly, now worth 3,519l. 16s. 8d.; granted, 6 Edw. VI., to Edward Lord Clinton. SWINETHORP (Extra Par.), 7 miles W.S.W. from Lincoln. Popula. 55. SWINHOPE, 84 miles S.W. from Great Grimsby. Popula. 94. SWINSTEAD, mile S. from Corby. Popula. 319. Fair, Mon. after Oct. 11, sheep. SYSTON, 34 miles N. from Grantham. Popula. 188. TALLINGTON, 1 mile E. from Stamford. Popula. 240. TATHWELL, 3 miles S.S.W. from Louth. Popula. 272. TATTERSHALL, 128 miles N.W. from London. Popula. 627. Market, Fri.; fairs, May 15, and every other Fri. in Spring, sheep and cattle; Sept. 25, horses, and other cattle, cloth, &c. Here was a College, founded, 17 Hen. VI., by Sir Ralph Cromwell; valued at 3481. 5s. 11d. yearly, now worth 6,965l. 18s. 4d.; granted, 36 Hen. VIII., to Charles Duke of Suffolk. TEALBY, 4 miles E.N.E. from MarketRaisen. Popula.755. TEMPLE-BREWER (Extra Par.), 6 miles N.N.W. from Sleaford. Popula. 52. Here was an Hospital of Knights Tem plars, founded prior to the year 1185; granted, 33 Hen. VIII., to Charles Duke of Suffolk; yearly value 195l. 28. ząd., now worth 3,9021. 4s. 2d. TETFORD, 5 miles N.E. from Horncastle. Popula. 531. TETNEY, 8 miles S.E.from Great-Grimsby. THEDDLETHORPE (All-Saints), 5 miles THORESBY (North), 8 miles S.S.E. from THORESBY (South), 3 miles N.W. from Alford. Popula. 149. THORESTHORPE.-See Saleby. 1 mile distant S. THORESWAY, 4 miles S.E. from Caistor. Popula. 116. THORNTON, 1 mile W. from Horncastle. Popula. 153. THORNTON-CURTIS, 44 miles S.E. from Barton. Popula. 328. Here was an Augustine Priory, founded in the year 1139, by William Earl of Albemarle; valued at 7301. 17s. 24d. yearly, now worth 14,6171. 4s. 2d.; granted, 1 Edw. VI., to the Bishop of Lincoln. THORNTON-LE-MOOR, 6 miles N.N.W. from Market-Raisen. Popula. 115. THORPE, 1 mile N. from Tattershall. Popula. 269. THORPE, 6 miles S.E. from Spilsby. Popula. 381. THORPE-TINLEY, in Timberland parish, and popula. included therein. 1 mile distant S. THORPE-ON-THE-HILL, 5 miles S.W. THURLBY with NORTHORPE and OB- | TYDD (St. Mary's), 7 miles S.E. from THURLBY.-See Bilsby. 1 mile distant S.E. TIMBERLAND, 7 miles N.E. from Sleaford. Popula. 1,183. TOFT (next Newton), 4 miles S.W. from Market-Raisen. Popula. 65. TOFT with LOUND, in Witham-on-theHill parish, and popula. included therein. 14 mile distant E. TORKSEY with HARWICK, 7 miles S. from Gainsborough. Popula. 367. Fair, Whit-Mon., merchandise goods. Here was an Augustine Priory, built by King John; valued at 271. 2s. 8d. yearly, now worth 542l. 13s. 4d.; granted, 35 Hen. VIII., to Sir Philip Hobby. TORRINGTON (East), 4 miles from Wragby. Popula. 89. TORRINGTON (West), 3 miles N.E. from Wragby. Popula 133. TOTHILL, 34 miles N.W. from Alford.. Popula. 72. N.E. UFFINGTON, 2 miles E. from Stamford. Popula. 466. ULLCEBY, 7 miles S.E. from Barton. Popula. 455. ULCEBY with FORTHINGTON, 3 miles S.W. from Alford. Popula. 214. UPTON, 4 miles S.E. from Gainsborough. Popula. 392. USSELBY, 3 miles N. from MarketRaisen. Popula. 75. UTTERBY, 44 miles N. from Louth. Popula. 165. WADDINGWORTH, 5 miles N.W. from Horncastle. Popula. 59. WADHINGHAM, 7 miles S. from Glanford-Bridge. Popula. 447. WAINFLEET (All-Saints), 131 miles N.E. from London. Popula. 878. Market, Sat.; fairs, Sat. after May 21, cattle of all sorts, July 5, Aug. 24, very small, chiefly pleasure; Oct. 24, rams and other sheep. WAIN FLEET (St. Mary), 1 mile W. from Wainfleet. Popula. 544. TOYNTON (All-Saints), 2 miles S. from WAITH, 6 miles S. from Great-Grimsby. Spilsby. Popula. 342. TOYNTON (High), 1 mile N.E. from TOYNTON (St. Peter's), 2 miles S. TUMBY, in Kirkby-upon-Bain parish, and popula. included therein. 1 mile dis tant S.E. TUPHOLME (Extra Par), in the wapentake of Wraggoe. Popula. 71. Here was a Premonstratensian Monastery, founded, in the reign of Hen. II., by Alan de Nevill and Gilbert his brother; valued at 119l. 2s. 8d. yearly, now worth 2,3821. 13s. 4d.; granted, 30 Hen. VIII., to Sir Thomas Henneage. TWIGMOORE, in Manton parish, and popula. included therein. 2 miles distant N.W. TWYFORD, in Colsterworth parish, and popula. included therein. mile dis tant S. Popula. 30. WALCOT, 2 miles N.W. from Folkingham. Popula. 152. WALCOTT, in Billinghay parish, and popula. included therein. 1 mile distant N.W. WALESBY, 2 miles N.E. from MarketRaisen. Popula. 239. WALKERITH, in Gainsborough parish, and popula. included therein. mile distant S. WALMSGATE, 7 miles N.E. from Horncastle. Popula. 56. WALTHAM, 3 miles S. from Great- WELBY, 4 miles E. from Grantham. Popula. 377. WELL and DERTHORPE, mile S.W. from Alford. Popula. 135. WELLINGORE, 9 miles S. from Lincoln. Popula. 727. WHAPLODE, 14 mile W.S.W. from WINTERINGHAM, 34 miles N.E. from Holbeach. Popula. 1,744. WHAPLODE-DROVE, in the above parish, and popula. included therein. 6 miles distant S. WHARTON.-See Blyton.mile distant S. WHISBY, in Doddington parish, and popula. included therein. 3 miles distant W. Burton-Strather. Popula. 746. Fair, July 14, horned cattle and goods. WINTHORPE, 64 miles N.E. from Wain. fleet. Popula. 233. WISPINGTON, 3 miles N.W. from Horn. castle. Popula. 70. WITHAM (North), 6 miles S.W. from Corby. Popula. 209. WHITTON, 4 miles N. from Burton- WITHAM-ON-THE-HILL, 6 miles S.S.E. from Corby. Popula. 563, Strather. Popula. 212. WICKENBY, 3 miles N.W. from Wrag- WITHAM (South), 64 miles S.W. from by. Popula. 125. WILKSBY, 44 miles S.S.E. from Horncastle. Popula. 58. WILLINGHAM, 6 miles S.E. from Gainsborough. Popula. 292. WILLINGHAM - CHERRY, 2 miles N.E. from Lincoln. Popula. 89. WILLINGHAM (North), + miles E. from Market-Raisen. Popula. 211. WILLINGHAM (South), 5 miles N.E. from Wragby. Popula. 202. WILLOUGHBY, 3 miles S.E. from Alford. Popula. 514, WILLOUGHTON, 7 miles E.N.E. from Gainsborough. Popula. 409. Here was an Hospitaler's House, founded in the reign of King Stephen, by Roger de Buslei; valued at 1741. 118. 14d. yearly, now worth 34911. 2s. 6d.; granted, 37 Hen. VIII., to John Cock and John Thurgood. WILSFORD, 7 miles N.E. from Gran tham. Popula. 341. Here was an Alien Priory, founded in the reign of King Stephen, by Hugh de Evermue; grant Corby. Popula. 345. Here was a Templars' Hospital, founded in the year 1164, by Hubert de Ria and Margaret de Perci; granted, 5 Eliz., to Stephen Holford. WITHCALL, 34 miles W. from Louth. Popula. 89. WITHERN, 3 miles N.N.W. from Alford. Popula. 343. WOLD-NEWTON, 8 miles S.E. from Caistor. Popula. 125. WOOD-ENDERBY, 4 miles S. from Horncastle. Popula. 183. WOODHALL, 4 miles S. from Horncastle. Popula. 191. WOODTHORP.-See Strubby. 1 mile distant S.W. WOOLSTHORPE, 7 miles S. from Grantham. Popula. 566. WORLABY, 5 miles S. from Barton. Popula. 262. WORLABY (Extra Par.), in Hill wa pentake. Popula. 32. WOOTTON, 44 miles S.E. from Barton. Popula. 397. WRAGBY, 144 miles N.W. from London. Popula. 633. Market, Thurs.; fairs, Holy-Thurs., sheep; Sept. 29, horned cattle. WRAGHOLME. · See Grainthorpe. | WYHAM with CADEBY, 6 miles N. from Louth. Popula. 107. mile distant N. WRANGLE, 8 miles N.E. from Boston. WYKEHAM (East), 64 miles N.W. from Popula. 995. WRAWBY with KETTLEBY, 24 miles N. from Glanford-Bridge. Popula. 2,130. WROOT, 10 miles N.W. from Gainsborough. Popula. 285. WYBERTON, 2 miles S. from Boston. Popula, 487. Louth. Popula. 29. WYVILL with HUNGERTON, 54 miles S. from Grantham. Popula. 124. YARBURGH, 7 miles W. from Saltfleet. Popula. 207. YARBOROUGH.--See Croxton.mile distant E. MIDDLESEX. AN INLAND COUNTY, bounded on the North by Hertfordshire; on the East by Essex; on the South by the river Thames, which separates it from Surrey; and, on the West, by Buckinghamshire. It is about 23 miles long, and about 17 broad. It is divided into the six hundreds, of Edmonton, Elthorne, Gore, Isleworth, Kensington, and Spelthorne; and the three divisions, of Finsbury, Holborn, and the Tower. Its RIVERS are, the Thames, the Colne, the Lea, and the New River. It has nine MARKET-TOWNS; Barnet, Brentford, Edgware, Enfield, Finchley, Hounslow, Southall, Staines, Uxbridge; besides Mark-Lane, in the city of London. It returns eight members to parliament: two for the county, four for the city of London, and two for the city of Westminster. Middlesex contains 282 square miles, or 180,480 acres, and 197 parishes. It had 42 monastic establishments, and 78 public charities; it has 1 parish with less than a hundred inhabitants; 32 parishes with no parsonage-houses; 22 parishes with parsonage-houses unfit to live in. The POOR-RATES were, in 1818, 677,735l. 18. 5d.; the number of PAUPERS is 115,668; the rental of the county, according to a return made to parliament in 1818, was 5,595,5361. 17s. 7d.; the population, according to a return laid before parliament in 1821, was 1,144,531; the number of inhabited houses, in 1821, was 152,969; the number of uninhabited houses at the same epoch was 7,327; the poor rates bear the proportion of one-eighth compared with the rental; the number of paupers, compared with the number of houses, is 1 to every house; the poor-rates, in 1776, were 79,090l. ; the number of persons to every square mile of this county is 4090; the number of acres to a person, 1; the number of acres to a house, 1. The male population, in 1821, was 533,573; the families employed in agriculture were in number 9,393; the families employed in handicraft were 161,356 in number; the number of other families was 91,122; the agricultural male population, 19,139; able labourers, 9,569; the number of acres of land in this county to every able-bodied labourer, 18. It is in the PROVINCE OF CANTERBURY, chiefly in the DIOCESE OF LONDON, but partly in that of CANTERBURY. It is in no circuit. Middlesex is not perfectly level, and yet it can scarcely be called hilly. By the side of the Thames, from the East India Docks to Chertsey, is a pretty broad level of alluvial rich soil, immensely productive in fruit, vegetables, or herbage, according as it is cropped; but the general aspect of the county away from the Thames, is, gently rising hills, divided into fields of rich pasture by hedges abounding in very stately elm timber. The highest lands are about Harrow, Highgate, and Barnet. The produce of Middlesex is, grass for the innumerable and extensive dairies for the supplying of London with milk, hay for the thousands of horses kept in and about London, and vegetables and fruit for Covent-Garden and the other markets. Many hundreds of acres are also occupied in the different nurseries round the town of London in every direction. It is estimated that the waste lands of the county do not exceed 9000 acres, Hounslow Heath constituting 5000 out of the nine, and Finchley Common 1,500. The woods, which are but pleasure grounds, extend over no more than 3000 acres; so that the whole may be said to be either grazed or tilled. There are no mines; and the manufactures are confined to those of the silkweavers of Spittalfields. ACTON, 5 miles W. from London. Po- ASHFORD, 2 miles S.E. from Staines. BEDFONT (East), with HATTON, 34 771. BLACKWALL.-See Poplar. BRENTFORD (Old).-See Ealing. BRENTFORD (New), 104 miles W.S.W. from London. Popula. 2,036. Market, Sat.; fairs, May 17, 18, 19, Sept. 12, 13, 14, for horses, cattle, hogs, &c. BROMLEY (St. Leonard), 34 miles E. from London. Popula. 4,360. GREENFORD, 4 miles N.N.W. from London. Popula. 22,494. HAMMERSMITH, in the parish of Ful- HANWELL, 24 miles N. from Brentford. HANWORTH, 44 miles S.W. from Brent- HARDMANSWORTH, 2 miles E. from HAREFIELD, 4 miles N. from Uxbridge. CHELSEA (St. Luke), 4 miles S.W. HARLINGTON, 44 miles S.E. from Ux Popula. 26,860. from London. CHISWICK, 7 miles W. from London. bridge. Popula. 472. HARROW-ON-THE-HILL, 6 miles N.E. Popula. 4,236. Fair, July 15, for toys. CRANFORD, 34 miles W.N.W. from EALING with OLD BRENTFORD, 94 miles W. from London. Popula. 6,608. EDGWARE, 10 miles N.W. from London. Popula. 551. EDMONTON, 8 miles N. from London, and 2 miles S. from Enfield. Popula. ENFIELD, 94 miles N. from London. FINCHLEY, 7 miles N.N.W. from Lon- HAYES, 3 miles S.E. from Uxbridge. HENDON, 8 miles N.N.W. from London. HESTON, 2 miles N.W. from Brentford. HIGHGATE, partly in the parish of Horn- HORNSEY, 5 miles N. from London. HOUNSLOW, 12 miles W. from London. Popula. included in the parishes of Heston and Isleworth. Market, Thurs. ; fairs, Trinity-Mon., Mon. after Sept. 29, horses, cattle, and sheep. At this place |