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  Place name	County	Entry	Source
  BASINGSTOKE	Hampshire	North Waltham, Church-Oakley, Steventon, Deane, Wootton-St. Lawrence, Cliddesden, Farleigh-Wallop, Ellisfield, Winslade-with-Kempshot, Herriard, Bradley, and Preston	Imperial
  CAISTOR, or Castor	Lincolnshire	North Kelsey, Brocklesby, Keelby, Riby, Limber Magna, Bigby, Somerby, Scarby-with-Ownby, Grasby, Nettleton, Cabourn, Swallow, Cuxwold, Rothwell, Croxby, Thorganby, Swinhope, Thoresway, Claxby, and Normanby-on-the-Wolds, and the extra-parochial tract of Newsham. Acres, 63,811. Pop., 9,005. Houses, 1,811. The district comprehends also the subdistrict of Great Grimsby, containing the parishes of Great Grimsby, Humberstone, Clee, Scartho, Waltham	Imperial
  CANTERBURY	Kent Surrey	Waltham, and Petham; the p. curacies of Staple, Trinity-Ash, Barham, Moldash, Challock, Goodnestone-next-Wingham, Stelling, Nunington, Wingham, Womenswold, and Wye; and the donative of Stodmarsh. The deanery of Dover includes the rectories of St. James-Dover, Charlton-near-Dover, Cheriton, Ewell-Temple, and Hawkinge; the vicarages of Alkham, Newington, Folkstone, Hougham, Lydden, St. Margarets-at-Cliffe, River, and Westcliffe; and the p. curacies of Capel-le-Fern, Beauxfield, Buckland-near-Dover, St. Mary-Dover, Trinity-Dover, Christ-church-Folkstone, Christ-church-Hougham, Guston, Sandgate, and Swingfield. The deanery of Elham includes the rectories of Acrise, Monks-Horton, Denton	Imperial
  CHICHESTER	Sussex	North Stoke; the vicarages of Amberley, Houghton, West Angmering, Arundel, Barnham, Binstead, Burpham, Bury, Climping, Felpham, Ferring, East Preston, Leominster, Little Hampton, Madehurst, Poleing, Preston, Rustington, Tortington, Walberton, and Yapton; and the p. curacy of North Stoke. The deanery of Boxgrove comprises the rectories of Almodington, Earnley, Birdham, North Marden, Merston, Racton, Selsey, West Stoke, West Thorney, Up-Waltham	Imperial
  EDMONTON	Middlesex	north aisle, with square embattled tower; was encased with bricks in 1772; had anciently a chantry; and contains monuments of the Huxleys and the Myddletons, and three old brasses. St. James' church is at Upper Edmonton; St. Paul's, at Winchmore Hill; Christ-church, at Southgate; and the last of these is a large edifice in the pointed style. The remains of the poet Lamb, and those of his sisters, with a monumental stone, are in the churchyard. An Independent chapel, built in 1850, at a cost of £6, 000, is a handsome structnre, in florid Gothic. The court	Imperial
  EPPING	Essex	Waltham abbey; and belongs now to the duchy of Lancaster. Copped Hall, a very fine residence, is the seat of the Hon. A. Ashley. Copped Park contains an ancient British camp. The living is a vicarage in the dio. of Rochester. Value, £729.* Patron. H. J. Conyers, Esq. The p. curacy of St. John is a separate benefice. A fine suite of national schools, in the pointed style, was erected in 1861. Baker s charity has £168 a year; and other charities have £129.—The sub-district contains also the parishes of Thoydon-Garnon, North	Imperial
  ESSEX	Essex	north-north-eastward to Loughton, and will be prolonged to Dunmow; another line goes along all the west border, partly within Middlesex and Herts, and past Bishop-Stortford and the vicinity of Saffron-Walden, toward Cambridge; a branch strikes eastward from this at Bishop-Stortford, and goes past Dunmow to Braintree; another branch goes from Braintree south-south-eastward to the branch from the central line toward Maldon; a branch goes from the Marks-Tey station of the central line northward into Suffolk, toward Bury St. Edmund; and a branch from the Chapel station of this, goes west-north-westward	Imperial
  HAM, or (EAST HAM)	Essex	North Woolwich. Acres, 495; of which 40 are water. Real property, £1, 564. Pop. in 185, , 550; in 186, 2, 264. Houses, 333. The increase of pop. arose partly from the opening of the railway station, partly from the establishment of industrial schools belonging to St. George-in-the-East. The property is divided among a few. Some of the land is rich marsh, and affords pasturage for many cattle. The manor belonged anciently to Waltham	Imperial
  Hampshire, Hants, or Southampton	Hampshire	North and South Downs, traverse the co. In the W. is the New Forest, and in the SE. are the Forests of Bere and Waltham	Bartholomew
  HULL, or KINGSTON-UPON-HULL	Yorkshire	HULL , or KINGSTON-UPON-HULL, a large seaporttown, in E. R. Yorkshire; at the influx of the river Hull to	Imperial
  KENT	Kent	North Downs, extends parallel with the preceding, and of similar aggregate breadth, from Surrey to the neighbourhood of Waltham and Canterbury	Imperial
  LINCOLN	Lincolnshire Nottinghamshire	North Coates, Grainsby, Scartho, and Waltham; the vicarages of Clee, Little Coates, Great Grimsby, Holton-le-Clay, Humberstone, and Tetney	Imperial
  LONDON	London London	North Cray, Orpington, St. Mary Cray, St. Paul Cray, and West Wickham; those in Essex are Barking, Chigwell, Chingford, Dagenham, East Hain, Little Ilford, Loughton, Low Leighton, Waltham	Imperial
  MIDDLESEX	Middlesex	North, Central, and East districts of the registration metropolis, and the parishes of Hampton and Teddington to Surrey; takes in the parish of Waltham	Imperial
  North Waltham	Hampshire	North Waltham , Hants, 6½ miles NW. of Basingstoke sta.; P.O. See WALTHAM, NORTH.	Bartholomew
  WALTHAM	Kent	WALTHAM , a parish, with W. village and Handwell-Green hamlet, in Bridge district, Kent; 4 miles E by N of Wye r. station, and 7 SSW of Canterbury. Post town, Canterbury. Acres, 3,215. Real property, £3,174. Pop., 608. Houses, 118. The manor belonged once to the Knights Templar. Wadden Hall, North	Imperial
  Waltham, North	Hampshire	Waltham, North , par. and vil., Hants - par., 1958 ac., pop. 415; vil., 6 miles SW. of Basingstoke; P.O.	Bartholomew
  WALTHAM (North)	Hampshire	WALTHAM (North) , a parish in Basingstoke district, Hants; 6½ miles SW of Basingstoke r. station. It has a post	Imperial
  WORMLEY	Hertfordshire	Waltham abbey; went, at the dissolution of monasteries, to the Norths; passed to the Cromwells; and, with Wormleybury House, belongs	Imperial

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