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    Place name County Entry Source
    BATH and WELLS Somerset Charlton Canfield, Henstridge, Merston-Magna, Milborne-Port, Mudford, and Queen-Camel; and the p. curacy of Hendford. The deanery of Pawlet contains the rectories of Bawdrip, Cossington, Greinton, and Huntspill; the vicarages of Pawlet and Woollavington-with-Puriton; and the p. curacy of All Saints Imperial
    BERKS, or Berkshire Berkshire BERKS , or Berkshire, an inland county, within the basin of the Thames. It is bounded, on the N, by Gloucester Imperial
    BLACKHEATH Kent Saints, Blackheath-Park, St. Germans, and Dartmouth; the last annexed to Lewisham vicarage, the others, separate charges. Value of All Saints, £300; of the others, not reported. Patron of St. John, W. Angerstein, Esq.; of All Saints, the Vicar of Lewisham; of Blackheath-Park, J. Cator, Esq. There are chapels for Independents and Wesleyans, a large proprietory school, and a natural history society.-The hundred is in the lathe of Sutton-at-Hone; and contains the parishes of Lee, Lewisham, Charlton Imperial
    CANTERBURY Kent
    Surrey
    CANTERBURY , a city in Kent, and a diocese in Kent and Surrey. The city partly forms a district of itself Imperial
    CHELTENHAM Gloucestershire Saints, the Bishop. The sub-district is conterminate with the parish. The district includes also the sub-district of Charlton Imperial
    DOVER Kent Charlton, Hougham, Buckland, and Guston are within Dover borough. Five other parishes, a chapelry, and a priory or collegiate church were formerly within it. The places of worship in it, in 1851, were 7 of the Church of England, with 7, 111 sittings; 3 of Independents, with 1, 250 s.; 3 of Baptists, with 1, 389 s.; 1 of Quakers, with 180 s.; 3 of Wesleyan Methodists, with 1, 069 s.; 2 of Latter Day Saints Imperial
    DURHAM County Durham Saints-Monk-wearmouth, Southwick, South Shields, Westoe, Holy Trinity-South Shields, St. Stephen-South Shields, Stella, Usworth, Witton-Gilbert, and Sacriston. The deanery of Darlington contains the rectories of Brancepeth, Haughton-le-Skerne, Middleton-in-Teesdale, Winston, and Wolsingham; the vicarages of Aycliffe, Cockfield, Staindrop, Coniscliffe, Gainford, Heighington, and Merrington; and the p. curacies of Auckland-St. Andrew, Byers-Green, Coundon, Escomb, Etherley, Evenwood, Fir-Tree, Lynesach-with-Softley, Hunwick, Hamsterley, Shildon, St. Helen, Witton-le-Wear, Crook, Willington, Ingleton . St. John, Darlington-St. Cuthbert, Darlington-St. John, Darlington-Trinity, Barnard-Castle, Denton, Whorlton, Sadberge, Ferryhill, Egglestone, Forest, Harwood, East Imperial
    HEREFORD Herefordshire Charlton, and effigies of Bishops Westphaling and Trevenant; in the choir transept, tombs of Bishops Swifield and Godwin; in the choir, an altar tomb of Bishop Mayo, an arcaded effigies of Bishop Raynelm, a brass of Dean Frocester, and effigies of Bishops De Vere, Foliot, Betun, and Melun; and in the Lady chapel, an effigies of Humphrey de Bohun, an effigies with frescoes of Joanna de Bohun, several black incised slabs of the earlier part of the 15th century, and effigies of Bishops Lothingar, Clyve, Mapenore, and Dean Berew. An octagonal chapel, built about the close of the 15th century Imperial
    KENT Kent KENT , a maritime county; bounded on the N, by the Thames and the German ocean; on the E, by the Imperial
    LEWISHAM Kent Saints, Sydenham-St. Bartholomew, and Forest-Hill; others, without defined limits, are the chapelries of Southend, SydenhamSt. Saviour, and Sydenham-Old Chapel; and all are in the diocese of London. Value of St. Mary's-with Dartmouth chapel, £1,100; of St. Stephen, not reported. Patron of the former, the Earl of Dartmouth; of the latter, the Rev. S. R. Davis. St. Mary's church was rebuilt in 1774; was damaged by fire in 1830, but has been restored; has a Corinthian portico on the S side, and a square tower at the W end; and contains monuments Imperial
    LONDON London
    London
    Saints-Poplar, St. Mary-Stratford-le-Bow, and St. Leonard-Bromley, respectively £184,548, £30,744, and £57,212; Christchurch and St. Saviour, £63,000 and £101,000; Charlton Imperial
    MAIDSTONE Kent Saints, is a vicarage, and the other livings also are vicarages, in the diocese of Canterbury. Valne of all Saints, £650;* of Trinity, £435;* of St. Peter, £200;* of St. John, £107; of St. Paul, £180;* of St. Philip and St. Stephen, each £100. * Patron, of All Saints, Trinity, and St. Paul, the Archbishop of Canterbury; of St. Peter, the Rev. W. A. Hill; of St. John, the Earl of Romney; of St. Philip, the Vicar of Maidstone; of St. Stephen, alternately the Archbishop of Carnterbury and Mrs. Charlton Imperial
    NORTHAMPTONSHIRE, or Northampton Northamptonshire NORTHAMPTONSHIRE , or Northampton, an inland county; bonded, on the N E, by Leicestershire and Rutlandshire; on the N, by Lincolnshire Imperial
    NORTHUMBERLAND Northumberland NORTHUMBERLAND , a maritime county in the N of England; bounded, on the N W and the N, by Scotland; on Imperial
    SHREWSBURY Shropshire SHREWSBURY , a town, five parishes, and a district, in Salop. The town stands on the river Severn, at the terminus Imperial
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