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  Place name	County	Entry	Source
  BARRINGTON (Little)	Gloucestershire	Little) , a parish in Northleach district, Gloucester; 2¾ miles WNW of Burford, and 7 SW of Shipton r. station. Post Town, Barrington, under Faringdon	Imperial
  BERKS, or Berkshire	Berkshire	Little Coxwell, Sinodun, Letcombe, Uffingham, the White Horse hill, Ashbury, Ashdown, Speen, Binfield, Castleacre, Hardwell, and Wantage. Icknield-street traverses the county southwestward from Streatley to the southwestern vicinity of Newbury; and sends off branches along the hills. An ancient road went from Speen to Silchester; another, called the Devil's Causeway, went by Old Windsor to Staines; and some others have left traces. Ruined castles occur at Faringdon	Imperial
  BURFORD	Oxfordshire	little below the surface on the scene of action; and is supposed to have been deposited there after the battle. An action was fought in the vicinity also, in 1649, between Fairfax and the royalists; when the latter were defeated, and some of them imprisoned in the church. The town contains many old houses; and is ill built, decayed, and dull. It has a post office‡ under Faringdon	Imperial
  Coxwell, Little	Berkshire	Coxwell, Little , township, Great Faringdon par., Berks, 2 m. SW. of Faringdon, 887 ac., pop. 250; P.O.	Bartholomew
  COXWELL (Little)	Berkshire	Little) , a township-chapelry in Great Faringdon parish, Berks; 1½ mile S of Faringdon r. station, and 4½ NE of Shrivenham	Imperial
  EXETER	Cornwall Devon	EXETER , a city and a district in Devon, and a diocese in Devon and Cornwall. The city stands on the	Imperial
  FARINGDON (Great)	Berkshire	FARINGDON (Great) , a parish in Faringdon district, Berks; containing the post and railway town of Faringdon, the township of Little	Imperial
  Faringdon, Little	Oxfordshire	Faringdon, Little , township, Langford par., Oxfordshire, 5 miles SW. of Bampton, 1167 ac., pop. 125.	Bartholomew
  FARINGDON (Little)	Oxfordshire	FARINGDON (Little) , a tything in Langford parish, Oxford; 2 miles NE of Lechlade. Acres, 1, 010. Real property, £1, 614. Pop., 136. Houses	Imperial
  LANGFORD	Oxfordshire	Faringdon and county of Oxford. The village stands 2 miles from the boundary with. Gloucestershire, 2½ from that with Berks, 3¼ NE of Lechlade, and 5½ NW by N of Faringdon r. station; and has a post-office under Lechlade, by Swindon. The tything comprises 2,210 acres. Real property, £3,044. Pop., 449. Houses, 105. The parish contains also the tything of Little	Imperial
  Little Coxwell	Berkshire	Little Coxwell , 2 miles SW. of Faringdon, Berks; P.O. See COXWELL, LITTLE.	Bartholomew
  LONDON	London London	Faringdon-road, by the City corporation, on a plot of their own ground, with £120,000 voted from the funds; and presents a general resemblance to Alderman Waterlow's block in Paul-street, Finsbury, but in a richer style. Two blocks were formed out of large quondam hotels, at the new Cattle-market, in 1867, by the City corporation. A large block, called Coleridge Buildings, was built near the Highgate railway station, in 1867, by a local improvement society. Blocks also were erected, in 186770, by the company under Alderman Waterlow's presidency, at Hoxton, Greenwich, Bethnal-Green	Imperial
  NEWBURY (Little)	Berkshire	NEWBURY (Little) , a place in the N W of Berks; 2 miles S S E of Faringdon.	Imperial
  OXFORDSHIRE, Oxford, or Oxon	Oxfordshire	little N W of Woolverton; has connection eastwardwith the line to Bicester and toward Bletchley; and goeswestward, past Cassington and Ensham, to Witney-Another line, in course of formation in 1867, and leaving the main trunk of the Great Western at Uffington, enters Oxfordshire 2½ miles N of Faringdon	Imperial
  RISSINGTON (Little)	Gloucestershire	Little) , a parish, with a village, in Stow-on-the-Wold district, Gloucester; 2 miles S E of Bourton-on-the-Water r. station. Post-town, Burford, under Faringdon	Imperial

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