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  Place name	County	Entry	Source
  Barry	Angus	Burton nor Skene. The principal mansions are, Woodhill (J. Miln) to the W, Grange of Barry (W. Wighton) to the NW, and Ravensby	Groome
  BRETTON (Monk)	Yorkshire	Burton; lies on the Barnesley canal, 1 mile from Cudworth r. station, and 2 NE of Barnesley; includes the villages of Burton-Grange	Imperial
  Burton Grange	Yorkshire	Burton Grange , vil., Roystone par., S. div. West-Riding Yorkshire, 1 mile NE. of Barnsley.	Bartholomew
  BURTON-GRANGE	Yorkshire	BURTON-GRANGE , a village in Monk-Bretton township, Roystone parish, W. R. Yorkshire; 1 mile NE of Barnesley.	Imperial
  CARLISLE	Cumberland	Grange, Newlands, St. John-in-the-Vale, Thornthwaite, Wythburn, Bassenthwaite, Buttermere, Lorton, Threlkeld, and Wythop. The deanery of Kirkby-Stephen includes the rectories of Crosby-Garret and Great Musgrave; the vicarages of Brough-under-Stainmore, Kirkby-Stephen, and Warcop; and the p. curacies of Stainmore. Mallerstang, Soulby, and Ravenstonedale. The deanery of Lowther includes the rectories of Cliburn, Clifton, and Lowther; the vicarages of Askham, Bampton, Crosby-Ravensworth, Morland, Orton, and Shap; and the p. curacies of Martindale, Bolton, Thrimby, Mardale, and Swindale. The deanery of Penrith includes the rectories of Brougham, Melmerby, Ousby, and Great Salkeld; the vicarages	Imperial
  Falkland	Fife	Burton the regent is acquitted of this foul blot upon his character ( Hist. Scotl., ii. 380-396, ed. 1876). After the lands and castle of Falkland came to the Crown by the forfeiture of the earldom, the first three Jameses occasionally resided at the castle, enjoying the pleasures of the chase in the adjoining forest, and on the Lomond hills; and in consequence of this the charter was granted by James II., erecting the town into a royal burgh. It is impossible now to ascertain whether James III. or James IV. began to build the palace, as both of these	Groome
  GRANTHAM	Lincolnshire	GRANTHAM , a town, a parish, a sub-district, and a district, in Lincolnshire. The town stands on Ermine-street, near	Imperial
  Kelso	Roxburghshire	Kelso, a Border town and parish of NE Roxburghshire. The town, which lies, at an altitude of from 100 to	Groome
  LANCASHIRE	Lancashire	Burton-upon-Irwell, Chorlton, Salford, Manchester, Ashton-under-Lyne, Oldham, Rochdale, Haslingden, Burnley, Clitheroe, Blackburn, Chorley, Preston, Fylde, Garstang, Lancaster, and Ulverston. The boroughs of Blackburn, Bolton, Lancaster, Liverpool, Manchester, Oldham, Preston, and Wigan send each two members to parliament; the boroughs of Ashton, Bury, Clitheroe, Rochdale, Salford, and Warrington send each one member; the North section of the county sends two; and the South section sends three. Electors of the North section in 1865,13,006; of whom 6,569 were freeholders, 838 were copyholders, and 3,961 were occupying tenants. Electors of the South section	Imperial
  LEICESTERSHIRE, or LEICESTER	Leicestershire	Burton-upon-Trent. The turnpike roads extend aggregately to about 300 miles; and the cross-roads, to about 1,400 miles. Leicestershire contains 207 parishes, parts of 7 other parishes, and 26 extra-parochial places; and is divided into the borough of Leicester, and the hundreds of East Goscote, West Goscote, Framland, Gartrees, Guthlaxton, and Sparkenhoe. The registration county gives off 6 parishes and an extra-parochial place to Warwickshire, 9 parishes and a liberty to Rutlandshire, 4 parishes, part of another parish, and an extra-parochial place to Derbyshire, 5 parishes, part of another parish, and an extra-parochial	Imperial
  LINCOLN	Lincolnshire Nottinghamshire	Burton, South Carlton, and North Carlton, and the extra-parochial tract of Grange de Lings. Acres, 29,614. Pop. in 1851,20,756; in 1861,24,917. Houses	Imperial
  LINCOLNSHIRE, or LINCOLN	Lincolnshire	Grange, the Elms, Elsham Hall, Ferriby Hall, Frampton Hall, Fulbeck Hall, Fulney Hall, Gate-Burton Hall, Gautby Hall, Girsby Hall	Imperial
  Linlithgow	Midlothian West Lothian	Linlithgow (popularly Lithgow, formerly Linlithcu, Linlythku, Linliskeu, Linliscoth, Linlychku, and Lithcow; etymology uncertain), a royal and parliamentary burgh and the	Groome
  NOTTINGHAMSHIRE or Notts	Nottinghamshire	NOTTINGHAMSHIRE or Notts , a midland county; bounded, on the N W, by Yorkshire; on the N E and the E	Imperial
  RIPON	Yorkshire	RIPON , a city, a township, a parish, a sub-district, a district, a liberty, and a diocese, in W. R	Imperial
  Stirling	Stirlingshire	Stirling (old forms Strivelin, Striveling, Strivelyn, Strewelin, Sterling), a market town, a royal and parliamentary burgh, and the county town	Groome

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