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  Place name	County	Entry	Source
  Bradley, Little	Suffolk	Bradley, Little , par., W. Suffolk, adjoining Great Bradley, 5 miles N. of Haverhill, 957 ac., pop. 95.	Bartholomew
  BRADLEY (Little)	Suffolk	BRADLEY (Little) , a parish in Risbridge district, Suffolk; on the verge of the county, 5 miles N of Haverhill, and 6 SE by S of Dullingham	Imperial
  CAISTOR, or Castor	Lincolnshire	Bradley, Little Coates, Great Coates, Healing, Stallingborough, Immingham, and Habrough; and the subdistrict of Market-Rasen, containing the parishes of Market	Imperial
  ELY	Cambridgeshire	Bradley, Little Bradley, Chedbnrgh, Dalham, Depden, Kentford, Hawkedon-St. Mary, Keddington, Lydgate, Ousden, Stansfield, Stradishall, Little Thurlow, Whixoe, Withersfield, Great	Imperial
  GLOUCESTERSHIRE, or Gloucester	Gloucestershire	Bradley, Brightwells - Barrow, Cheltenham, Cleeve, Crowthorne, Deerhurst, Dudstone, Kiftsgate, Longtree, Rapsgate, Slaughter, Tewkesbury, Tibald-stone, Westminster, and Whitstone; and the W division contains the hundreds of Barton-Regis, Berkeley, Bledisloe, Botloe, St. Briavels, Grumbalds-Ash, Henbury, Lancaster-Duchy, Langley, Pucklechurch, Thornbury, and Westbury. The county, prior to the Act of 7 and 8 Vict. c. 61, comprised 807, 931 acres; and there were annexed to it, by that act, the parishes of Kingswood and Poulton, and parts of Iccomb and Overbury, -and severed from it the parishes of Widford, Little	Imperial
  GREENWICH	Kent	little used for hourly operations; but two turrets on the leads are in constant active service. One of them has an anemometer, for hourly registering the direction and force of the wind; and the other has a time ball, about 6 feet in diameter, which drops at one o'clock, notes the time to the shipping on the Thames, and telegraphs it to time balls and signal guns at distant stations. Meridional observations of the sun, the moon, and the stars are regularly made, to the aggregate of upwards of 5, 000 in the year; magnetic observations also are made	Imperial
  GRIMSBY (Great)	Lincolnshire	Bradley, Clee, Great Coates, Little Coates, Laceby, Scartho, and Waltham. Electors, in 1868, 1, 358. Pop. in 1851, 12, 263; in 1861, 15, 060. house	Imperial
  LEVER (LITTLE)	Lancashire	LITTLE) , a village and a chapelry in Bolton-le-Moors parish, Lancashire. The village stands 1 mile SSW of Bradley	Imperial
  LICHFIELD	Derbyshire Nottinghamshire Shropshire Staffordshire	Bradley, Edlaston, Mapleton, Norbury, and Thorpe; the vicarages of Ashborne and Bradbourne; and the p. curacies of Alsop, Clifton, Kniveton, Hulland, Osmaston, Parwich, Snelston, and Tissington. The deanery of Ashover contains the rectories of Ashover, Bonsall, Mattock, Morton, and North Wingfield; the vicarage of Crich; and the p. curacies of Brackenfield, Cromford, Dethick, Mattock-Bath, Tansley, Wessington, and Claycross. The deanery of Bakewell contains the rectory of Darley, the vicarages of Bakewell and Youlgrave, and the p. curacies of Ashford, Birchover, Cross-Green, Elton, Longstone, Monevash, Sheldon, and Winster. The deanery of Brampton contains the rectory of Whittington, the vicarages	Imperial
  LINCOLN	Lincolnshire Nottinghamshire	Little Ponton, Ropsley, Sapperton, Somerby, Stroxton, and Woolsthorpe; the vicarage of Braceby; and the chapelry of Humby. The deanery of Grimsby-first contains the rectories of Beelsby, Cuxwold, Hatcliffe, Hawerby, Healing, Irby-upon-Humber, Laceby, Newton-le-Wold, Rothwell, Swal low, and Swinhope; the vicarages of Cabourn and East Ravendale; and the p. curacy of West Ravendale. The deanery of Grimsby-second contains the rectories of Ashby-with-Fenby, Barnoldby-le-Beck, Bradley	Imperial
  LINCOLNSHIRE, or LINCOLN	Lincolnshire	Little Bytham, Great Ponton, Grantham, Hougham, and Claypole, toward Newark; three lines converge, in the extreme SW, at Stamford,-and one of these goes northeastward, across the Great Northern trunk, to Bourn; a short branch, in progress of formation in 1866, and continuous with the Spalding and March branch, goes eastward from Bourn to Spalding; a line, also in progress of formation in 1866, goes northward from Bourn, past Sleaford to Lincoln city; a short line goes from the Great Northern, in the neighbourhood of Little Bytham, northeastward to Edenham; a line, in progress of formation in 1866, goes	Imperial
  MONAGHAN	Monaghan	MONAGHAN (County of), an inland county of the province of ULSTER, bounded on the east by Louth and Armagh, on	Lewis:Ireland
  OXFORD	Berkshire Buckinghamshire Oxfordshire Wiltshire	Bradley, Southey, Lockhart, Dr. Baillie, Sir William Hamilton, and Lord Moncrief were members. Merton College was founded at Malden in Surrey, in 1264, and removed to Oxford in 1274, by Walter de Merton, Bishop of Rochester and Lord Chancellor of England; stands in Merton-street, in the S E part of thecity; and is arranged into three quadrangles, erected atdifferent periods. The principal front is an irregularpile, rebuilt in 1589; has a chief entrance, adorned withstatues of the founder and Henry III., and surmountedby a tower; and includes the E end of St. John's church, which is the college	Imperial
  RISBRIDGE	Suffolk	Bradley, Little Bradley, Great Thurlow, and Little Thurlow; the sub-district of Clare, containing the parishes of Clare, Stoke-by-Clare	Imperial
  WOLVERHAMPTON	Staffordshire	WOLVERHAMPTON , a town, a township, a parish, and a district, in Stafford. The town stands on an eminence, at a	Imperial

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