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A61053	A prospect of the most famous parts of the vvorld Viz. Asia, 3 Affrica, 5 Europe, 7 America. 9 With these kingdomes therein contained. Grecia, 11 Roman Empire, 13 Germanie, 15 Bohemia, 17 France, 19 Belgia, 21 Spaine, 23 Italie, 25 Hungarie, 27 Denmarke, 29 Poland, 31 Persia, 33 Turkish Empire, 35 Kingdome of China, 37 Tartaria, 39 Sommer Ilands, 41 Civill Warres, in England, Wales, and Ireland. You shall find placed in the beginning of the second booke marked with these [3 asterisks in triangle formation] and (5) together with all the provinces, counties, and shires, contained in that large theator of Great Brittaines empire. / Performed by John Speed.	Speed, John, 1552?-1629.; Goos, Abraham,; Gryp, Dirck,; Speed, John, 1552?-1629. Theatre of the empire of Great Britaine.	1646 (1646)	Wing S4882A; ESTC R218797	522,101	219

Morl Flaghouses Peak Folowe Peak Formarke Rep. Foston Appl. Foxholes Peak Frithley Morl. Furland hall Scar. G Glapwell Scar. Gledles Scar. Glossoppe Peak Gratton Wor. Gresley castle Rep. Gresley Rep. Grinsowe Peak H Hadden hall Peak Hadden Ouell Peak Kirke Hallam Morl. Hallam west Morl. Hanley Scar. Hardwick Scar. Hartington Wor. Hartley hall Peak Hartshorne Rep. Hartwood grange Scar. Hassep Peak Hathersedge Peak Hatton Appl. Heanor Morl. Heath Scar. Heathfeild Peak Hethcote W●rk Higham Scar. Higham Scar. Hilton Appl. Hogmaston Work Holbroke Morl. Holland Appl. Hollington Appl. Holmehall Scar. Hoone Appl. Hope Peak Hopton Work Hopwell Morl. Horeston castle Morl. Horsley Morl. Houghton Scar. Hounsfeild Scar. Hucklow great Peak Hucklow little Peak Huckney Scar. Hugh parke Wor. Hussington grange Wor. Hyghlow Peak I Iberb Flu. Ible Work Iheo Work Ilkeston Morl. Ingleby Rep. Inkersell Scar. Ireton kirk Work Ireton little Appl. K Kedleston Appl. Kilborne Morl. Kilmarsh Scar. Knynsynton Wor. Knyveton Wor. L Langford Apple Kirke Langley Morl. Langley meanell Appl. Langley Morl. Lang with Ouer Scar. Lasco Morl. Lea Wor. Lees hall Appl. Linton Rep. Litchurch Morl. Lithkell Flu. Longston Peak Lullington Rep. Lytton Peak M Makeney M●rl Mapperley Appl. Mappleton Wor. Marketon Morl. Markworth Morl. Marlock Wor. Marston Appl. Marston Montgomery Appl. Measo Flu. Measam Rep. Melburne Rep. Melburne castle Rep. Meller chappell Peak Mersey Flu. Mersh hall Peak Middleton Wor. Middleton stonie Peak Mircaston Appl. Monyashe Peak Morehouses Scar. Morley Morl. Morley park Morl. Morton Scar. Mogington Appl. Mylnhouse Peak Mylntown Scar. Mylton Rep. N Nedam grange Wor. Netherthorpe Scar. Newhold Scar. Newmedow Peak Newton kings Rep. Newton stony Rep. Norbery Appl. Normanton Scar. Normanton Rep. Normanton south Scar. Norton Scar. Now Flu. Nowstoole hill Peak O Oclebrook Morl. Ogston Scar. Okesgreene Appl. Okethorpe Rep. Oscote Wor. Oslaston Appl. Osmaston Rep. Osmaston Appl. Ouer great Morl. Ouer little Morl. Ouston Scar. Owlerset Peak Oxcroft Scar. P Padley Peak Palterton Scar. Parwich Wor. Peake forest Peak Pentrich Morl. Pilsey scar. Pilsey Peak Pilsbury grange Wor. Pinxton scar. Pleasley scar. Posther wood Appl. Q Quarndon Morl. R Radburne Appl. Rauslaton Rep. Rawston Appl. Reppington Rep. Rewthorp scar. Ridgehall Peak Ripley Morl. Rodsley Appl. Rossend Appl. Rother Flu. Rowland Peak Rowesley peak Rowetsley hall scar. Rowthorpe scar. Rysley Morl. S Sandeacree Morl. Saperton Apple Sawloe Morl. Scarcliffe Scar. Scropton Apple Scale grange Rep. Seale nether Rep. Seale over Rep Sharlowe Morl. Shatton Peak Shawcrosse Peak Sheldon Peak Sherbroke Scar. Sherley Appl. Shipley Morl. Shire Okes Scar. Shirland Scar. Shotley parke Apple Sinsold Appl. Smalley Morl. Smethike Rep. Smisbye Rep. Snytter Wor. Somercotes Scar. Somersall herbert Appl. Spundon Appl. Staden Peak Stainton Peak Stanclyff Scar. Standley Appl. The Stand Scar. Staneley Scar. Stanley Morl. Stanton Rep. Stanton ward Rep. Stanton next dall Morl. Stapenhall Rep. Starndalle Peak Kings Standalle Peak Steed Appl. Steinesbie scar. Steinston Apple Stoke hall scar. Stretton scar. Stretton Rep. Stubley scar. Sturton Appl. Sutton upon the hill Appl. Sutton scar. Suelston Appl. Swadlingcote Rep. Swaley Morl. Swanwick scar. Swarkeston Rep. Sydbury Appl. T Taddington Peak Tansley Wor. Tansley scar. Tharsethall Peak Therlesbouth Peak Thornell Peak Thorpe Wor. Thurleston Morl. Thurvaston Appl. Tibehelf scar. TIDDESWELL Peak Tiffinton Wor. Tiknall Rep. Topton scar. Tottley scar. Trinitie chappell Scar. Tresley Appl. Tunsted Peak Turndiche Appl. Twyford Appl. V Vlgathorp scar. Vnderwood Work W Wadshelfe scar. Wakebridge hall scar. Walton scar. Walton upon Trent Rep. Warclowe Peak Warmsawdale Peak Washington scar. Watstanwell bridge Scar. Wedingwell Peak Welne great Morl. Welne little Morl. Wensley Work Weston upon Trent Morl. Weston under wood Morl. Whalay scar. Wheatcroft scar. Wheston Peak Whittington scar. Whittwell scar. Williams thorpe Scar. Willignton Morl. Wilsley Rep. Windfall Rep. Wineley hill Apple Wingfeild Manor Scar. Wingfeild South Scar. Wingfeild North Scar. Wingerworth scar. Wolley scar. Woodhouses scar. Woodhouses scar. Woodland Peak Woodthorpe scar. Woodthorpe scar. WORKSWORTH W. Wormehill Peak Wulscote Work Wyaston Appl. Wynstre Work Y Yednaston Appl. Yeldersley Appl. Yolegreave Peak STAFFORD-SHIRE CHAPTER XXXV STAFFORD-SHIRE which in the English-Saxons is written Stafford-scyre whose situation is much about the middle of England meeteth upon the North with Ches-shire and Darbie and that in a Triangle point where three Stones are pitched for the bounds of these Shires it is parted from Darby-shire on the East with Dowe and with Trent the South is confined with Warwicke and Worcester-shires and the West butteth against the Countie of Shrop-shire 2 The form thereof is somewhat Lozeng-like that is sharp at both ends and broadest in the midst The length extending from North to South is by measure fortie foure miles and the bredth from East to West twenty seaven the whole in circumference one hundred and fortie miles 3 The ayre is good and very healthfull though oversharp in her North and Moreland where the snow lyeth long and the winde bloweth cold 4 The Soile in that part is barren of Corne because her Hilles and Mores are no friends unto Tillage the middle is more levell but therewithall wooddy as well witnesseth that great one called the Cank But the South is most plenteous in Corne and Pasturage 5 Her ancient Inhabitants were the CORNAVII whom Ptolemie placeth in the Tract that containeth Shrop-shire Worcester-shire Ches-shire and this all which were possessed by the Mercian-Saxons when their Heptarchy flourished And Tamworth in this Shire was then held their Kings Court The Danes after them often assayed herein to have seated as witnesseth Tetnall then Theoten hall by interpretation The habitation of Pagans imbrued with their blood by King Edward the elder But the Inhabitants of this Province Beda terms The midland Englishmen because to his seeming it lay in the heart of the land which when the Normans had made Conquest of all many of them set downe their rest here whose posterities at this day are fairely and further branched into other parts 6 The Commodities of this Countie consist chiefly in corn cattle alablaster woods and iron if the one prove not the destruction of the other pit-coal flesh and fish whereof the river Trent is said to swarme and others arising and running thorow this Shire doe so batten the ground that the Meadows even in the midst of winter grow green such as Dowe Manifold Churnut Hunsie Yenden Tean Blith Trent Tyne and Sowe whereof Trent is not onely the principall but in esteeme accounted the third of this Land 7 Stafford the Shire-Towne anciently Betheney from Bertelin a reputed holy man that therein led a Hermits life was built by K. Edward the elder incorporated by K. Iohn and upon the East and South part was walled and trenched by the Barons of the place the rest from East to North was secured by a large poole of water which now is become faire meadow grounds The tract and circuit of these wals

B Rose brenno Q County Rose canon K●●k Rossec●ea K County Rose Garland Wex. Rosse Laier Wex. Rossenals Q. County Roseperot Kild Rostall Kilk. Roy K County Royne Q County B Royne Wex. B Roughlin Kilk. Rou●e Kilk. Ruder Dublin C The Rushe Wex. Ruskey East m. Knock Ruskey East m. Ru●●ell West m. B Ryne flu East m. S Sagard Dublin Sanham Kild Sannogh West m. Saret Q County Saule East m. C Seaton Dublin Seden East m. Selkillo Kilk. Shelhela Cater Shemalyn Wex. Shenkin Dublin She●ogray Q County Sherney Dublin B Shewleg VVest m. B Shiphold Wex. Shopland Wex. Simylin Cater Si●y●k Q County Skagh Kild B Skare VVex. Ska●lock Kild B Skark Cater Ski●es Dublin Skatlok VVest m. B Sk●yne East m. Skynik Q County Slane flu Dublin Slayne East m. Slep●hill Q County Slewboy Kild Slewcotten Wex. Slewmerger Kilk. S Smyth East m. So●ue● East m. B So●k●n Kilk. Southgrounds Wex. Speia K●lk B Stamelyn Dublin Stancourt Kilk. Stepleton East m. Stevens Kil● B Steven East m. S Stocknelost Wex. Stokes West m. B Stonehouse Wex. Stonegrang Dublin Sutton Kild B Sword Dublin Knock Swissin Cater Symlyn Cater Synnor Wex. Mac Syrie K County T Tabraken Kilk. Ta●un hanc Wex. Taght East m. B Tagnam Wex. B Talbot Dublin B Tank●rd Q County Tec●oghan East m. Teg VVex. B Temple Kilk. Temple gall VVex. Tenaghill Wex. Ten●kell Q County Tentarne VVex. Terill West m. B Ternes Wex. Mac Terpon Kilk. Old Terpon Kilk. Terra viventium K C● Terragh East m. C Thomas K●ld B Thomas Q County B Owen Thomas Kilk. Tho●dercourt K●lk Theord W●x Tho●le● Q County B Three Castles D●b C Tobe Kilk. Tobbe Dublin Tobber daily K. County Togger K County Toghcoly cony Cater Toghcolinogh Carter Togher East m. C Tollogh Kilk. Tollogh Kild Tollogh Dublin Tollogh Dublin Tollogh East m. Tollogh Cater Tologhah Kilk. Tolloghtoron Kilk. Tolven Kilk. B Tomond Wex. Tonolla West m. Tomegard Wex. Tonmono West m. Mac Tonsternog VVest m. Torno Dublin Mac Toure West M. Tou●e of the Hoke VVex. Trever East M. Trimbleston East M. Trussan Kild TRYME East M. Tully Kild Tuscard Wex B Tute VVest M. Tymolog Dublin V Mac Vadock Cater Mac Vala Kild C Vanney K●ld B Ve●a VVest m. W C Walch Kild B Walter VVest M. Wardhill East M. C Warren Kild B Warren East M. C Warren Kilk. B Water Kilk. Water Castle Q County B Water East M. Waton Grove Kilk. Wemed East M. WEXFORD Wex. Wexford Haven VVex. B Wey Q County C White Kl. Wickloe flu Dublin WICKLO Dublin B Wildock East M. B William East M. B William East M. B William Cater William West M. B Wincourt East M. Wintered Q County B Woghan Dublin Wogher heart Kild Woodstock Kild Y B Yage Kild CHAPTER IIII. THis Province named by Giraldus Cambrensis Conachtia and Conatia by the Irish Conaughty and by Englishmen Connaught is bounded Eastward with part of the Countie of Leinster Northward with part of Vlster Westward with the West maine Ocean and on the South it is confined with a part of the Province of Mounster closed in with the River Shennon and butting against the Kingdom of Spain 2 The forme thereof is long and towards the North and South ends thinne and narrow but as it grows towards the middle from either part it waxeth still bigger and bigger exceeding in length from the River Shennon in her South to Enis Kelling in her North 126. miles and the broadest part is from Tromer in her East to Barragh-Bay in her West containing above fourescore The whole in circuit and compasse is above foure hundred miles 3 The ayre is not altogether so pure and cleare as in the other Provinces of Ireland by reason of certaine moist places covered over with grasse which of their softnesse are usually termed Boghes both dangerous and full of vaporous and foggy mists 4 This Countie as it is divided into severall portions so is every portion severally commended for the soyle according to the seasonable times of the yeare Twomond or the Countie Clare is said to be a Countrey so conveniently situated that either from the Sea or Soyle there can be nothing wisht for more then what it doth naturally afford of it selfe were but the industry of the Inhabitants answerable to the rest Galway is a land very thankfull to the painefull husbandman and no lesse commodious and profitable to the Shepheard Maio in the Roman Provinciall called Mageo is replenished both with pleasure and fertilitie abundantly rich in Cattell Deere Hawkes and plentie of Honey Slego coasting upon the Sea is a plenteous Countrey for feeding and raising of Cattell Le-Trim a place rising up thorowout with hills is so full of ranke grasse and forrage that as Solinus reporteth if cattell were not kept somtimes from grasing their fulnesse would endanger them And Roscomen is a Territorie for the most part plaine and fruitfull feeding many Herdes of cattell and with meane husbandry and tillage yeelding plenty of corne As every particular part is thus severally profitable by in-bred commodities so is it no lesse commended in the generalitie for the many accommodate and fit Bayes Creekes and navigable Rivers lying upon her Sea-coasts that after a sort invite and provoke the inhabitants to Navigation 5 Such as in ancient time made their abode and habitations in this Province were the GANGANI who were also called CONCANI AVTERI and NAGNATA● As the Luceni that were next neighbours unto them came from the Lucensii in Spaine so those Gangani and Concani may seeme also to have fetcht their derivation from the Concani a Nation of the self-same Countrey both by the affinitie of name and vicinitie of place In Strabo according to the diversitie of reading the same people are named Coniaci and Conisci and Silius testifieth them at the first to have beene Scythians and to have used ordinarily to drinke horses blood a thing nothing strange among the wilde Irish even of late dayes And some may also happily suppose that the Irish name Conaughty was compounded of Concani and Nagnatae Howsoever it is sure that these were the ancient Inhabitants of this Countrey as is to be seen in Ptolemie 6 The principall Citie of this Province and which may worthily be accounted the third in Ireland is Galway in Irish Gallive built in manner much like to a Tower It is dignified with a Bishops See and is much frequented with Merchants by reason whereof and the benefit of the Road and Haven it is gainefull to the Inhabitants through traffique and exchange of rich Commodities both by Sea and Land Not farre from which neare the West-shoare that lies indented with small in-lets and out-lets in a rew are the Islands called Arran of which many a foolish fable goes as if they were the Islands of the living wherein none dyed at any time or were subject to mortalitie which is as superstitious an observation as that used in

VVytheridge With. VVithycombe stan VVithycombe hey Withycombe rawlew East Withycombe Chappell East VVognell East Hey VVognell West Hey Wolfradisworth Ha. VVholley sheb Wolesworthy With. VVood stan VVood Hay VVoodbury East b. VVoodland hey VVoodland a●m VVoodley stan VVorington Black VVorlington East With. VVorlington West With. VVorthiham lift VVortley southm Y Yalme moth Arm. Yalme Flu. Yaneton Bran. Yaneton Court Bran. Yarckcombe Axm. Yealmpton plym. Yarnescombe Hart. Youlston sher Z Zaelmonaco Northt CORNVVALL as Matthew of Westminster affirmeth is so named partly from the forme and partly from her people for shooting it selfe into the Sea like a Horne which the Britaines call Kerne and inhabited by them whom the Saxons named Wallia of these two compounded words it became Cornwallia Not to trouble the Reader with the Fable of Corineus cousin to King Brute who in free gift received this Countie in reward of his prowesse for wrastling with the Giant Gogmagog and breaking his necke from the Cliffe of Dover as he of Monmouth hath fabuled 2 Touching the temperature of this Countie the aire thereof is cleansed as with Bellows by the Billows that ever worke from off her environing Seas where-thorow it becometh pure and subtill and is made thereby very healthfull but withall so piercing and sharpe that it is apter to preserve then to recover health The spring is not so early as in the more Easterne parts yet the Summer with a temperate heat recompenceth his slow fostering of the fruits with their most kindly ripening The Autumne bringeth a some what late harvest and the Winter by reason of the Seas warme breath maketh the cold milder then elsewhere Notwithstanding that Countrey is much subject to stormie blasts whose violence hath freedome from the open waves to beat upon the dwellers at Land leaving many times their houses uncovered 3 The soile for the most part is lifted up into many hilles parted asunder with narrow and short vallies and a shallow earth doth cover their out-side which by a Sea-weed called Ovewood and a certaine kinde of fruitfull Sea-sand they make so ranke and batten as is uncredible But more are the riches that out of those hills are gotten from the Mines of Copper and Tinne which Countrey was the first and continueth the best stored in that Merchandize of any in the world Timaeus the Historian in Pliny reporteth that the Britaine 's fetched their Tinne in wicker boats stitched about with Lather And Diodorus Siculus of Augustus Caesars time writeth that the Britaine 's in this part di●ged Tinne out of stony ground which by Merchants was carried into Gallia and thence to Narbone as it were to a Mart. Which howsoever the English-Saxons neglected yet the Normans made great benefit thereof especially Richard brother to King Henry the third who was ●arl● of Cornwall and by those Tinne-workes became exceedingly rich for the incursions of the Moores having stopped up the Tinne-Mines in Spaine and them in Germanie not discovered before the yeare of Christ 1240. th●se in Cornwall supplyed the want in all parts of the world This Earle made certaine Tinne-Lawes which with liberties and priviledges were confirmed by Earle Edmund his sonne And in the dayes of King Edward the third the Common-weale of Tinne-workes from one body was divided into foure and a LordWarden of the Stanniers appointed their Iudge 4 The Borders of this Shire on all parts but the East is bound in with the Sea and had Tamer drawn his course but foure miles further to the North betwixt this Countie and Devon shire it might have been rather accounted an Iland then stood with the Mayne Her length is from Launston to the land-Land-end containing by measure sixtie miles and the broadest part stretching along by the Tamer is fully fortie lessening thence still lesser like a horne 5 The ancient Inhabitants knowne to the Romans were the Danmonii that spread themselves further into Devon-Shire also by the report of Diodorus Siculus a most courteous and civill people and by Michael their Poet extolled for valour and strength of limmes nor therein doth he take the libertie that Poets are allowed to adde to the subject whereof they write but truely reporteth what we see by them performed who in activitie surmount many other people When the Heathen Saxons had seated themselves in the best of this Land and forced the Christian Britaines into these rockie parts then did Cornwall abound in Saints unto whose honour most of the Churches were erected by whose names they are yet knowne and called To speake nothing of Vrsula that Counties Dukes daughter with her companie of canonized Virgin-Saints that are now reputed but to trouble the Calendar These Britaine 's in Cornwall to fenced the Countrey and defended themselves that to the raigne of King Athelstane they held out against the Saxons who subduing those Westerne parts made Tamer the Bounder betwixt them and his English whose last Earle of the British Bloud was called Candorus 6 But William the Bastard created Robert his halfe-brother by Herlotta their mother the first Earle of the Normans race and Edward the Blacke Prince the ninth from him was by his Father King Edward the third invested the first Duke of Cornwall which Title ever since hath continued in the Crowne 7 The commodities of this Shire ministred both by Sea and Soyle are many and great for besides the abundance of Fish that doe suffice the Inhabitants the Pilchard is taken who in great skuls swarme about the coast whence being transported to France Spaine and Italie yeeld a yearly revenew of gaine unto Cornwall wherein also Copper and Tinne so plentifully grow in the utmost part of this Promontory that at a low water the veines thereof lie bare and are seene and what gaine that commoditie begets 1s vulgarly known Neither are these Rockes destitute of Gold nor Silver yea and Diamonds shaped and pointed Angle-wise and smoothed by Nature her selfe whereof some are as bigge as Walnuts inferiour to the Orient onely in blacknesse and hardnesse Many are the Ports Bayes and Havens that open into this Shire both safe for arrivage and commodious for transport whereof Falmouth is so copious that an hundred Ships may therein ride at anchor apart by themselves so that from the tops of their highest Masts they shall not see each other and lie most safely under the windes 8 This Countie is fruitfull in Corne Cattle Sea fish and Fowle all which with other provisions for pleasures and life are traded thorow twenty-two Market-Townes in this Shire whereof Launston and Bodman are the best from which last being the middle of the Shire the Pole is elevated to the degree of Latitude 50.35 minutes and for Longitude from the first West point 15.13 minutes as Mercator hath measured them 9 Memorable matters both for antiquitie and strangenesse of fight are these At Boskenna upon the South-west of her Promontory is a Trophy

Bassets deng Bassildon barst Bassingborne vttl. Battle bridge chel Battle hall clau Bayton end clau The Beakon lex Beamonte ten Beacham Roding on Beches bar Belchampwater hin Belchamp S. Paul hinck Belchampotten hinck Belhouse hinck Bellowes dun Benfeild claver Benflitt north barst Benflitt south barst Bentley little ten Bentley great ten Berche hall ong Berdon priory clau Berden claver Berechurch lex Bernes Roding dun Bersholt lex Bettolls chaff Beweres hamlet hinck Bicknecie chelm Bilesdon ong BILLERECAY bar Birch great lex Birch little lex Birchanger uttles. Black●●●●pell dun Black 〈…〉 Black-wat●●●● Blockhouse winst Bobingworth ong Bocking hinck Boreham chelm Boreley hinck Bovyll ten Bowcers lex Bowers gifford barst Bowre winst Bowre hall hinck Bowrchers hall thurst Boxted lex Boydon hall chelm Bradfeild ten Bradfeild ●aling fresh Bradfeild little Fresh Bradfeild great fresh Bradwell deng Bradwell with BRAINTRIE hin Bramston dunm. Braxted great with Braxted little with The new Breach becon Brentishe ong BRENTWOOD C. Brettes ten Bretton layer winst Brickelsey ten Brides greene dun Brittens becon Brodokes vttle Brokehall hinck Brokstreet chaff Bromfeild chelm Broxted hall dunm. Broxted dunm. Brumley little ten Brumley great ten Brunden hinck Brunden hinck Brunden hall hin●ck Brunshobery dunm. Brunthall hinck Buckware dun Bulmer hinck Bulpham barst Bumstedhelion fresh Bumsteed steeple hinck Burbrooke hinck Bures mont lex Burneham deng Bursted little barst Bursted great barst Buttesbury chelm Byam hall hinck C Campions deng Campions harl Canewdon rotch. Canfeild hall dun Canfeild great dun Canfeild little dun Canue Iland barst Chaldwell barst Chappell lex The Chappell hau Chatley with Chawdwell becon Chelmer flu CHELMESFORD Chesterford great uttles. Chesterford little uttles. Chesterford uttles. Chevers ong Chickney dun Chignall S. Iames. chelm Chignall smely chelm Chigwell ong Chigwell row ong Chigwell dewes ong Childerditche chaff China hall walth Chingeford walth Chipping hongar ongar Chissell little uttles. Chissell great uttles. Clackton great ten Clackton little ten Clarret hall hinck Clavering claver Claybury becon Cockrells chaff Codham hinck Coggeshall little with COGGISHAL lex COLCHESTER lex Cold hall chelm Collier row han Colnewake lex Colne white lex Colne Earles lex Colne flu Colne Engame lex Cooke hall lex Copford lex Coptchall wall Coringham barst Cotes ten Covers ong Cowpers hall ong Cranham chaf Cressing with Cressing Temple wi Cricksey deng Cricksey ferry rotch. Cripping lex Crissall uttles. Crissall great uttles. Crouche flu Custridge ten Cusse hall hinck D Dagenham becon Dagenham little cha Danbury chelm Darwardes hinck Debden uttles. Dedham lex Delahayelayer winst Dengie deng Dewes ong Dodinghurst ong Dunmow little dun DVNMOVV great dun Donyland west lex Donyland east lex Dover Court ten Dowington waylet barst Downe harl Downham barst Dukes winst Dunmow Church D. Dunton barst Dynes hall hinck E Eastbury becon Easter good dun Easterford with Easter high dun Easthorpe lex Easton little dun Easton great dun Eastwood rotch. Edwards hall chelm Elmdon uttles. Elmstede ten Elsenham uttles. Engaynes ten EPPINGSTRETE walt Epping towne walt Eythorp Roding dun F Fairestede with Falkborne with Fambridge North d●ng Fambridge South rotch. Fangie barst Farnham claver Fawbridge ten Feering lex Felsteede hinck Fellowes hall with Femings chelm Fidlers chelm Finchingfeild hinck Fingringhoo winst Flamberds deng Fobbing barst Fordham lex Fowlnesse rotch. Fox-earth hinck Frating ten Frennoll barst Frinton ten Fryerning chelm Fyfeild ong G Gaines chaff Gaines parke ong Garndes dun Gestlingthorpe hin Giddie hall haver Gingrave barst Goldingham hinck Goldlngham hall hin Gooses haver Gosfeild hinck Gouldhanger thur The Grange fresh Greensted ong Greensted lex Gubbins have Gunfleete ten Gyldabbs barst S. Gyles wal●h H Hackwell rotch. Hacton chaff Hadleigh rotch. Hadleigh Castle rotc Hadstocke fresh Hallifield walth Ham east becon Ham west becon Haningfeild east che Haningfeild west che Haningfeild south ch Harlowe harl Harlow street harl Harlowbury har Harolds wood hau Harrolds pa●ke walt HARWICH ten Haseley deng Hassobury clave● Hastings wood harl Hastingbury Morley harl Hastingbury little harl Hatfeild forrest harl Hatfeild peverel wit HATFEILD BRADOCKE Havering haver HAV●S●EED GREAT ha Haw●●●n harl Hell hall ong Hemstede fresh HEMYNGHAM CASTLE Henham uttles. Heningham siblo hi. Hennye little hinck Hennye great hinck Herne barst Herons dun Heybridge thur Heybridge ong Heydon uttles. Hipford hinck HIGH ONGER o. Hockley rotch. Holland great ten Holland little ten Holl haven barst Horeham hall dun Hornedon on the hill bar Hornedon east bar Hornechurch haver The Hooe lex Horseley great lex Horseley little lex Horseley Island ten Horsingbroke barst West House barst Hull bridge rotch. Hull rotch. Hutton bar I Ienkins becon Ienkins barst Iervis hall barst Ilford little becon Ilford great becon Indywall barst Ingerstone chelm Inworth lex Ioselyn dun K Kantis barst Kelnedon with Kelvedon ong Kentes rotch. The Kings place wa Kirkby hinck Kirkby ten Knoll hill ong L Lackingdon dun Laighton lowe bec Laighton stone bec Lamborne ong Lamersh hinck Langdall hill barst Langdon barst Lanford thur Langham lex Lanhenhoo win Langley clau Latton har Latton priory harl Laver little ong Laver high ong Laver Magdalene on Lawford ten Lawling deng S. Lawrence deng The Lea harl Leadon Roding dun Lee gardens hau Leigh rotch. Leighes great chelm Leighes little chelm Leighes prior chelm Leigh hall rotch. Lexden lex Littleberrie uttles. Little berrie ong Loughton ong Loxford bec Lindsell dun Lyston hinc Lyston hall hinc M MALDON deng Manenden clau MANINGTREE Maplesteed great hin Maplesteed little hin Maplesteed hall hin Margaret roding ong Marget Inge chelm Markets hau Markes Tey lex Markeshall lex Marney layer winst Marsey east winst Marsey west winst Martins ten Mashberie dun Matching har Mayland deng Marnards dun Maytors hau Medles mede with Meredich bec Messing lex Messing hall lex Midlemeade deng Middleton hinck Milton rotch. Minster south deng Moll hall uttles. Monhall fresh Morchell harl Moreton ong Mose ten Mountnasing chelm Mowlsham chelm Moynes hinck Mucking barst Muching hall rotch. Mundon deng Mile end lex Myles ong Misley ten N The Nase Tendring Nasing Walth Navestocke ong Nelmes haver Nether hall harl Netreswell harl Nevendon barst Newarke dun Newbery becon Newhall dun Newhall with Newhall harl Newland hall chelm Newport uttles. Newtran uttles. Noke hill haver North end haver Northey I le deng Norton deng Norton Mandevill ong Notley white with Notley blacke with O Ockenden south cha Ockenden north cha Okeley great ten Okeley little ten Old hall hinck Old Holt lex HIGH ONGAR ong Orsett barst Orwell haven ten The Ose end ten Oseth Isle deng S. Osythes ten Ovington hinc Oulting with P Paddlesham rotch. Panfeild hinck Paringdon great har Paringdon little har Pateswicke lex Pebmershe hinck Peldon winst Pentlowe hinck Petches hinck S. Peters chappel on the wall d. Petswell ong Pickrels ong Pinchpole clau Pirgo hau Pistingford bridge ong Pitsey barst Plaistowe bec Pledgden clau Pleshy dun Pores hall

divided into sixe Hundreds besides Fournesse Fellers Lancasters Liberties that lie in the North part It is beautified with fifteene Market-Townes both faire for situation and building and famous for the concourse of people for buying and selling It hath twentie-sixe Parishes besides Chappels in which they duely frequent to divine Service and those populous as in no part of the Land more THE COUNTE PALLATINE OF LANCASTER DESCRIBED AND DIVIDED INTO HUNDREDS 1610 HVNDREDS in Lanca-shire 1. Loynsedale 1. Amoundernes 3. Blackburne 4. Lailand 5. West Darbie 6. Salford A Abram West Accrington new Black Accrington Black Adlington Lail. Aighton Black Akrinton Chapell blac Aldingham Loyn. Alham Black Alker West Allerton West Alt flu Alt-mouth West Althome Black Alston Amound Andertonford West Anderton West Appleton west Ardwicke Sal. Argholme Loyn. Ar●lath L●●● Arnesyd loyn Arum loyn Ashley Lail. Ashurst West Ashton Loyn. Ashton Sal. Ashton in Makerfield West Ashton Chapell West Ashton under lyne Sal. Ashworth Sal. Astley Lail. Astley Sal. Astley West Aspull Sal. Atherton sal Atherton West Attithwan Loyn. Aughton West Aughton Loyn. Aucliffe loyn Aynetres West Aytenfeild sal B Bacup Sal. Barre Loyn. Bal●di●on Black Baley Black Bankhall West Bardley Loyn. Barlow sal Barnsyde Black Baro head loyn Old Bairo I le loyn Barton Amound Barton sal Barton West Beckonfall lail. Bedforde West Bergerode Amound Bewsey West Bickerstaffe West Bigger loyn Bilesborowe Amound Billington Black Billing West Birche West Bispham Lail. Bispham Amound BLACKBURN Black Blackley sal Blackbrode sal Blackstone edge sal Blackrode West Blawithe Loyn. Blesdaile Amound Bolland Black Bold West Boothe West Boothes hall sal Borwick Loyn. Botton Loyn. Boulton Loyn. BOULTON Sal. Bouth Loyn. Bowland forrest Amo. Bradley West Bradsey Loyn. Bradshaw sal Bradlesham sal Brathey Loyn. Brereclist Black Brindle Lail. Brinsap West Brockall Amound Broke flu Brotherton Lail. Broughton Amound Broughton in Carmel Loyn. Broughton in fournes Loyn. Brundall Black Bryn West Brinynge Amound Bulke Loyn. Burcots Loyn. Burgh Lail. BURIE Sal. Burn●ley Black Burrowe Loyn. Burscough West Burscott Abbey West Burton wood West Butterworth Sal. Byram West C Calder flu Calder flu Cansfeild Loyn. Cappul Lail. Car West Carleton Amound Carpmansal Loyn. Cartmell Loyn. Cartlone passage Loyn. Castleton sal Caton Loyn. Catford hall Amound Catterall Amound Chadgley Black Chatmosse sal Chatburne Black Chattertoun sal Charnock Lail. Charnock Richard Lail. Chaverton Chappell Sal. Cheeton Sal. Childwell West Childwall VVest Chippin Black Chirche Black Chorley Lail. Chorlton Sal. New Church Black Classe Loyn. Claton hall Sal. Claton in the dale Bla. Claton in the more Bl. Claughton Loyn. Clawghton Amound Clayton Lail. Clegge Sal. Clifton sal Clifton Amound Clithcrowe Black Cloughoo hill Loyn. Cockerham loyn Cockley chap. Sal. Coker flu Coker sandala Loyn. Coldcoats Black Colder flu The Colledge Sal. COLNE Black Conder flu Coniston Loyn. Conyside passage Loyn. Corney rawe Amound Cotham Amound Coulton Loyn. Crackford Loyn. Cranfurth Loyn. Cressingham Loyn. Croste West Crompton Sal. Cronton VVest Crosbie great VVest Crosbie little VVest Croshall VVest Croshouse Loyn. Croston Lail. Crostath VVest Crumsall Sal. Culcheth VVest Cunseough VVest Curdeley VVest D Dalton Loyn. Dalton loyn Dalton VVest Darwin flu Doulton Castle Loyn. Dean Sal. Denaholme Sal. Denton Sal. Denton hall Sal. Derbie west VVest Diddesbury Sal. Dilworthe Black Ditton VVest Docker Loyn. Docker flu Dowgles Lail. Dowgles flu Downham Black Down-holland VVest Drilsden Sal. Duckley Black Dudden flu Dunkinbalgh Black Durwen upper black Durwen nether black Dutton black Duxburye Lail. E Eatenburgh Lail. Earton VVest Eccleston VVest Eccleston little Amoun Eccleston Lail. Eckles Sal. Edgecrosse Sal. Edgeworth Sal. Edmarch Chappel Am. Egleston VVest Egton Loyn. Elandas Loyn. Elhills Loyn. Ellynburgh Sal. Elswicke Amound Elston Amound South End Loyn. North End Loyn. Extwist Black F Failsworth Sal. Farleton Loyn. Farneworth West Farrington Lail. Fawbridge Black Fazakerley VVest Fernehead VVest Fildesly VVest Fithwick Amound Flixton Sal. Flokesharo Loyn. Formebye VVest Fosse flu Fulney I le Loyn. Fournise fels loyn Fournesse loyne Foxdenton Sal. Freckleton great Amo. Frith hall Loyn. Fulwood Amound G Garret Sal. Garstrange Church Amound GARSTRANGE Am. Garston VVest Glason Loyn. Glasbrooke West Glasten Castle Loyn. Golborne West Gorton Sal. Gousnargh Amound Gowborn head Loyn. The Grange Amound Grathwat Loyn. Grene VVest Greeno Amound Greenno Castle Amo. Greenhalph Amound Gresgarth Loyn. Gressingham Loyn. Grimstore Amound Grisedale Loyn. Grysehurst Sal. H Hackinston Amound Hackensdall Amound Haclelock VVest Haighe West Haighton Amound Hale VVest Halewood VVest West Hall Loyn. Halliwell Sal. Halsall VVest Halton loyn Hambleton Amound Hamfeild hall loyn Handley black Hapton black Hardhorne Amound Harrock hall lail. Hartlebeck flu Harwich Chappell Sal. Hardwood sal Harwood little black Harwood great black Hastingden black Haughton west sal Hauxshead loyn Haucolme Chappell Sal. Haye VVest Haycote loyn Heapey lail. Heath lail. Heaton loyn Heaton sal Heaton Norris sal S. Helins VVest Henthorne black Heskin lai Heskethe lai Hest loyn Hestbanke passage lai Heyhouses black Highfeild loyn Hill lai Hindley VVest Hinton VVest Hodder flu Hollcroft VVest Holland Chappel West Holme black Holme sal Hollin VVest Holme VVest Hoole much lai Hoole little lai Hopwood sal Horneby Castle loyn Horwiche sal Hotherfall Amound Houghton lai Houghton towre black Houghton Chappell W Houghwick lai Howker loyn Hugh hall sal Hulton parke sal Hulton sal Huncot black Hunderfeild sal Hurleston hall VVest Hut West Hutton loyn Hutton lai Hutton loyn Hyndborn flu Hysham loyn I Ighlenhill parke black Iswick Amound Ince VVest Ince blundell VVest Inkeslip Amound Inskippe Amound S. Johns chappell Amo. Irebye loyn Irwell flu K Kallamer Amound Kellet nether loyn Kellet over loyn Ken flu Ken sandes loyn Kenmon VVest Kermansholme sal Keverdale black Kilcheth VVest Kirkebie VVest Kirkebye Irelethe loyn Kirkedale VVest KIRKEHAM Amoun Kirkland Amound Knowesley VVest Kuleshill black L Lailand mose lai Lailand lai LANCASTER loyn Langhoo hall black Langton Chappell lai Langtree lai Larbreck Amound Larbricke Amound Lastok sal Lathome VVest Laton Amound The Laund Amound Lawcon VVest Lawe black S. Lawrence Amound Lea Amound Lecke loyn Lee loyn Leece loyn Legba●o loyn Leighe VVest Leighe west VVest Lerpoole haven VVest LERPOOLE West Little Lever sal Great Lever Sal. Leven Sandes loyn Leyghton loyn Linecar West Litherland VVest Littleburgh sal The Lodge lai The Lodge Amound Longridgehill black Longridge Chappel black Longton lai Lostock sal Low VVest Lowick loyn Lun flu Lycha●e West Lydiate VVest Lyndell loyn Lythome Amound Lyvesey black M MANCHESTER sal Marton VVest Marton mere West Marton mose Amound Marton mere Amound Marshden black Martholme black Masengill loyn Meales West Mearley black Meawdisley lai Medler Amound Medlock flu Melling loyn Melling West Mellor black Michaels Church Amoun Middleton sal Middleton loyn Mierstough Amound Milnerow sal Mitton black Morelees sal Mosbarrow West Moscroft VVest The Mosse VVest Moston sal Mowbricke Amound N Nateby hall

Aythorne August B ●●llesmere Seray 〈◊〉 Ayles 〈◊〉 child Seray 〈◊〉 August 〈◊〉 August 〈◊〉 Sutton 〈◊〉 Shep. 〈◊〉 Ayles 〈◊〉 west Ayles 〈◊〉 August 〈◊〉 bay August 〈◊〉 Ayles 〈◊〉 August 〈◊〉 Ayles 〈◊〉 August 〈◊〉 Sera 〈◊〉 Sutton 〈◊〉 August 〈◊〉 Ayles 〈◊〉 August 〈◊〉 Shep. 〈◊〉 Sera 〈◊〉 Seray 〈◊〉 brooke flu 〈◊〉 Sera 〈◊〉 Ayles 〈◊〉 August 〈◊〉 August 〈◊〉 Ayles 〈◊〉 August 〈◊〉 Sera 〈◊〉 Seray Bewls flu Bewtsfield August Bexley Sutton Bibrooke Seray Bichborow Shep. Bic●or Sera Bidborow Ayles Biddenden Sera Biknore Ayles Bilsington Shep. Bilsington courie flu Shep. Binbery Ayles Birchingston August Birling flu Birling Ayles Bishopsborne August Bithborow Shep. Blackmansbury August Blackmanston Shep. Bleane August Bobbing Seray Bocton Ayles Bocton Malherbs Ayles Bocton a Luph Seray Bocton vnder Blean Seray Bonington Shep. Bore place Sutton Borden Seray Borden Ayles Botham Ayles Bormesh Shep. Borsfield Seray Borsholder August Boughton Maherb Seray Boughton Mouchelsay Ayles Bourdfield Seray Boxley Ayles Braborne Shep. Braborne east Seray Braborne west Seray Bradborne Sutton Bradherst Ayles Brandbridge Ayles Brested Upland Sutton The great Breach Sutton Bredgar Seray Bredge East Shep. Bregge August Brenchesley Ayles Breny Shep. Brenset Shep. Brethe August Bircholt Seray Bridge August Broad stayres August Brooke Seray Brooke house Sutton Brookland Shep. Bromefield Ayles Bromehill Shep. BROMLEY Sutton Brompford Seray Broxam Sutton Buckland Seray Buckland August Buckwell Seray Burham Ayles Burtrash Shep. Burton Seray Buston Ayles Buttesbridge Shep. C Cabons Shep. Calehill Seray CANTERBURY Aug. Capell Ayles Capell Shep. Capell fleet Seray Cartham Seray Chafford Ayles Chalke Ayles Challocke Seray Chapell at Streat Shep. Charing Seray Charleton Sutton Charleton August Chart little Seray Chart great Seray Chart Ayles Chartham Seray Chartham August Chartham Ayles Chelefield Sutton Chepsted Sutton Cheriton Shep. Chetham Ayles Chevening Sutton Chidingston Sutton Chilham Seray Chillenden August Chilton August Chiselherst Sutton Chistelet August Choten Marsh Seray S. Clement Shep. S. Cletes Ayles Cleave August Clobesden gate Shep. Clysse Ayles Cliffe well August Cobham Ayles Cobham hall Ayles Cockes heath Ayles Cockliscombe Seray Cock●ell bridge Shep. Colred August Coshall Seray Cokeing August Comber west Sutton Combwell Seray Combdens hill Seray Comford Ayles Comherst Ayles Cosmus bleane August Cossenton Ayles Cowden Sutton Courseborne Seray Court Lodge Seray Cowdham Sutton Cowling Ayles Cowling Parke Ayles Christchurch August Craford Sutton Cray North Sutton Cray flu CRANBROOK Sera Cranbrooke Seray Crocks Ayles Crog deipp Seray Crundall Seray Cuckstone Ayles D Darrent Sutton Darrent flu DARTFORD Sut. Davington Seray Deale August Deane August Deane Seray Deane Court August Denge Marsh Shep. Denge Nasse Shep. Denhill August Denton Ayles Denton August Dent de lion August Deptford upper Sutton Deptford lower Sutton Detling Ayles Dimchurch Shep. Ditton Ayles Dodington Seray DOVER August Downe Sutton Small Downes August ● Dray flu Drome August S. Dunstone August E East bridge Shep. East church Seray Eastry August Eastwell Seray Ebbene Shep. Ebny Seray Ebsfleer August Ebridge course flu Shep. Eden Sutton Eden bridge Sutton Edislay Seray Egarton Seray Egerton Seray Elmesley Seray Elmested Shep. Elmestone August Elsenham Seray ELTHAM Shep. Eltham Sutton S. Ens water Shep. Epald bay August Erith Sutton Eseling Seray Eton-bridge Sutton Ey-bridge Ayles Eyhorne Ayles Eynesford Sutton Eythorne Evering Shep. Ewell August Eych-borom Shep. F Fairefield Shep. Fairelane Ayles Farleigh east Ayles Farleigh west Ayles Farneburgh Sutton Farmingham Sutton Faulkeham Sutton Field Seray Fery Seray FEVERSHAM Seray Fincheolts Seray Finglesham August Fleet North Ayles Fleet South Sutton Flimwell Seray Folkston Shep. Forde Ayles Ford August Fordwich August Footescray Sutton Francks Sutton Frendsbury Ayles Frendsted Ayles Friendvile August Friers Ayles Frith North Ayles Frith South Ayles Frittenden Seray G Gads-hill Genlad flu S. Giles August Githorne August Gillingham Ayles Goddonton Seray Goldgate bay August Godmarsham Seray Godneston Seray Goldwell Seray Goodwinston August Gore-court Ayles gore-Gore-end August Gotley Seray Gowdherst Seray Glassenbary Seray Graudney Seray GRAVESEND Ayl Greane Isle Ayles Greneb Ayles Grench Ayles Greenhill Seray Greehyth Sutton Greenwich east Sutton Greenwich west Sutton Greenway-Court Ayles Greystone bay August Grombride Ayles Grove sery August Groveherst Seray Guilford Shep. Guston August H Hadlow Ayles Hadlow place Ayles Haislath Seray Hakington August Haile Ayles High Halden Seray Halden parke Seray Halkweell Ayles Halling Ayles Halligrace Seray Halmessed Seray Halsted Sutton Halsted Ayles Halsto high Ayles Halstow Seray Ham August Ham Shep. Harhaldowne August Harden upper August Harden nether August Hardrese Shep. Haresgate Ayles Hariesham Ayles Harrie Seray Hartley Sutton Hartlip Seray Harwich August Hasting Seray Hastingleigh Shep. Hatton Seray Haw August Hawborow Shep. Hawkherst Seray Hawking Shep. Hawling Ayles Hawtesborne Seray Hearne August Hearnehill Seray Hedcorne Ayles Hedcorne Seray Heden August Heys Sutton Helling Seray Hempsted Seray Herne August Herst Shep. Hertfield bridge Seray Hever Sutton Higham Ayles Hilden Ayles Hinxell Seray HITHE Shep. Hithe west Shep. Hoathe August Hockenbury bridge Sera Hocket Seray Hollingborne Ayles Huo Ayles Honton Ayles Hope Shep. Hope bay August Hornes Shep. Horne place Seray Horsimonden Ayles Horton ki●by Sutton Horton August Horton Monk● Shep. Hospitall August Hotbisbrough Ayles Hothefield Seray Hongham August Howfield August Howlets Palace Aug. Hucking Ayles Hungers hall Ayles Hunton Ayles Huntonford bridge Ayles I S. James Ayles Idehill Sutton Ifield Ayles Ightam Ayles Ileden August Ilkham August S. Johns August Ivechurch Shep. Iwade Seray K Kellington August Kempsing Sutton Kennerdington Seray Kennington Seray Kent-bridge Seray Kenthach Sutton Keston Sutton Kerbrooke Sutton Kevingtown Sutton Kevingtown Seray Kingsdowne Sutton Kingsdowne August Kingsdowne Seray Kings fery Seray Kingswoth Seray Kingston August Kingswold August Kitskots-house Ayles Knell Sutton Knowlton August L Lamberherst Ayles Langden east August Langden west August Langley Ayles Langley August Langley Sutton Langport August Layborne Ayles La●kfield Ayles S. Laurence August Leden August Lee Sutton Leedes Ayles Lees court Seray Legges flu Ayles LENHAM Ayles Lentham east Seray Leigh 1. Sutton Leigh 2. Sutton Leisdon Seray S. Leonard Ayles Lesnes Sutton Leveland Seray Lewsham Sutton Lydde Shep. Lydden Shep. Lydsing Ayles Lymme Shep. Lymen Flu Lyming Shep. Lyngell Sutton Lingsted Seray Linton Ayles Littleborne August Longbeach Seray Longfield Sutton Lone Ayles Loose Ayles Lovelace Seray Luddenham Seray Luddesdowne Ayles Lullingston Sutton M MAIDSTONE Ayl May●hill Seray Martham sery Seray Malling ●ast Ayles MALLING West Ayles Maplesdowne Sutton Marden Seray Marden Ayles Margaret bay August S. Margaret Sutton S. Margaret August S. Margaret Ayles S. Margaret at Cliffe August S. MARY CRAY Sutton S. Mary Shep. S. Mary Ayles Marsham Seray Marshland Flu Shep. S. Martine Shep. Martine August Medway Flu. Mercham Ayles Mereworth Ayles Meriam Court Ayles Mersham Seray Marsham Hatson Seray Mersham Shep. Merston Ayles Midley Shep. Milgate Ayles Mill-hall Ayles Milkhouse Seray Milsted Seray MILTON Seray Milton Ayles Milton August Minster Seray Minster August Mystole August Mole Ayles Molands August Moldash Seray Mongham great August Mongham little August Monckton Seray Moncton August Morants Court Sutton

Morston Seray Mote Ayles Motingham Sutton Munchelsey Ayles Munford Seray Muttenden Ayles Mylhall Ayles N Nackington August Nash Seray Nash court August Sharpe Nasse Seray Shire Nasse Seray Peper Nasse August Swale Nasse Seray White Nasse August Faire Nasse August Shell Nasse August Natington August Nayland poynt August Nettlested Ayles Nethercourt August Nevenham August Newbridge Seray New church Shep. New eye Flu Shep. Newenden Seray Newenton Seray New haven August Newington Shep. New●nham Seray Newhyth Ayles S. Nicholas August S. Nicholas at wood Aug. S. Nicholas Shep. Nokholt Sutton Noninton August Norborne August North forland August Norton Seray Nowre-heade Seray Nutsted Ayles O O●sam Ayles Old wives lease Seray Ollantigh Seray Organsweke Shep. Orlaston Shep. Orlaston Shep. Orpinton Sutton Orpinton Seray Ospringe Seray Oslen hanger Shep. Otham Ayles Otham Abbey Ayles Otteford Sutton Otterdon Seray Otteringden Ayles Overland August Oure Seray Outmeston August Oxney Island Seray Oxney August Oxenhoath Ayles P Paddlesworth Shep. Paddlesworth Ayles Palmers bay August Panscray Sutton Patriksborne August Pecham East Ayles Pecham West Ayles Pedelsworth Ayle Pensherst Sutton Pepenbury Ayles Pipingley Ayles Pery Shep. Pet Seray S. Peters August Petham August Pevinton Seray Pierling Ayles Pluckley Seray Plumsted Sutton Popeshall August Postling Shep. Preston August Preston Seray Preston Ayles Priory She● Q Queenborow Seray Quekes August R Radignudes August Ramesgate August Raynam Seray Rave●borne Flu. Reculver August Reding Seray Rever August Richborow August Ridley Sutton Rie●sh Ayles Ringleton August Ripplel August Rivers August River-hill Ayles ROCHESTER Ayles Rockins staires August Rodmersham Seray Royden-hall Ayles Royton Seray Roking Shep. Rolling August Rolvinden Seray Romden Seray ROMNEY Shep. Romneyold Shep. Rookesley Sutton Rothe● Flu. Rucking Shep. Rugu●ethill Ayles Rusborne August Ryde Seray S All Saints August Saltwood Shep. Sandherst Seray Sandhill Seray Sandowne August Sandpit Seray SANDWICH Aug. Sargate Shep. Sard Seray Scadbery Sutton Scadbury Ayles Scale Sutton Scelling Shep. Scorney Seray Scots-hill Shep. Scabrooke Flu Shep. Scale Sutton Seasalter August Sednor Seray Selling Seray Sellingder Shep. SEVENOKE Sutton Sevington Seray Sewards Seray Shaddockherst Shep. Shaddockherst Seray Shaniford Seray Sharsted Seray Sheyborne ruscall Ayles Shelving August Shelwich Seray Sheppey Island Seray Shere Flu. Shene course Flu Shep. Shiborne Ayles Shepway crosse Shep. Sh●d Flu. Sholden August 1. Shorland Seray 2. Shorland Seray Shone Ayles Shoram Sutton Shooters-Hill Shotenden Seray Shurte August Sibertswood August Sidbrooke Flu Shep. Sissingherst Seray SITI INBORNE Seray Sittinborne little Seray Smalbrooke Flu. Ayles Smalhead August Smalhythe Seray Smarden Seray 〈◊〉 Shep. Snagat Shep. Snave Shep. Snotheland Ayles Secombe Seray Southe Ayles Spelherst Ayles Spelmendon Ayles Spetingbrooke Flu Shep. Spilspill Seray Stallisfield Seray Stanford Shep. Stanford Seray Stanstead Ayles Stanstead Shep. Staple August Staplegate August Stap●therst Seray Stare August Starborow Sutton Stelling Shep. S. Stephens August Stitcbridge Ayles Storke Ayles Stodmaish August Stoke Ayles Stoakbury Ayles Stoakbe●y Seray Stone Sutton Stone Ayles Stone Shep. Stone-end Shep. Holine Stone Shep. Stone Seray Stone-bay August Stoner August Stoningley Ayles Stowmaish August Stowre Flu. Stouring Shep. Stroud Ayles Sturrey August Sturmouth August Sturtmarsh Seray Stutstall Shep. Sundrich Sutton Surrenden Seray Sutton August Sutton at bone Sutton Sutton East Ayles Sutton valance Ayles Swalecliffe August The East Swale Aug. Swanscombe Sutten Swingfield Shep. T Tannington August Taperegge Ayles Tenham Seray Tenterden Seray Teston Ayles Thanet Isle August Themote Ayles Thorneham Ayles Throwley Seray Tilmaston Seray Tilmeston August Tokingham Seray Tong Seray Torne Ayles Towne Seray Tremworth Seray Trottischise Ayles Tudesey Ayles Tudenham Seray TUNBRIDGE Ayles Tunford August Tunstall Seray Tutsham Ayles Turvey stayies August Twydall Ayles Twidley Ayles Twyford bridge Ayles The Twist Ayles Twytham August V Uddenham bridge Seray Vintners Ayles Ulcombe Seray Ulcombe Ayles Upchurch Seray Upnor Ayles W Watchorne Shep. Waldershare August Wallingford course Flu. Walmer August Waltham Shep. Waltham August Wantsume Flu. S. Warburg alias Hoo. Ayl Warddon Seray Warchorne Seray Watringbury Ayles waye●-Waye●-end Shep. East Weare Shep. Weeke Ayles Well August Well-place Sutton Welles Seray Wellstreat Sutton Westhere August Westcliffe August West-court August West-gate August Westenhanger Shep. Westheath Shep. Westram Sutton Westre Ayles Westwell Seray Whetsted Ayles Whitestable August Whoornes place Ayles Witcheling Ayles Wickham East Sutton Wickham West Sutton Wickham brux August Wide●ton August Wigme●e August Wigsell Seray Willesbrough Seray Wilmington Seray Wilmington Sutton Wimingswold August Wingham August Witham Ayles Witrap Shep. Wittresham Shep. Witrisham Seray Woldham Ayles Wolwich Sutton Wood August Woodchurch Seray Woodfalls Ayles Woodland Sutton Woodnesborow August Wotton August Wo●th August Wormsh●ll Ayles WROTHAM Ayles WY● Seray Wye Court Y Yaldam Ayles Yalding Ayles Yotes Ayles SVTH-SEX a word compounded of the side thereof Southward and of the Saxons whose Kingdome was the second in their Heptarchie is written by them Suðex and by us Sussex lieth stretched along the Brittish Seas The North confronts upon Surrey and Kent and the West butteth upon Hampshire 2 For forme it lieth long and narrow so that all her Rapes doe run quite thorow the Shire and containeth from Westbarting in the West to Kent ditch that divides it from Kent in the East sixtie foure Miles but in the broadest part little above twentie the whole in Circumference about one hundred fiftie eight Miles 3 The Aire is good though somwhat clouded with mists which arise from her South bordering Sea who is very prodigall unto her for Fish and Sea-fowle though as sparing for Harbours or Ships arrivage and those which she hath as uncertaine for continuance as dangerous for entrance 4 Rich is the Soile and yeeldeth great plentie of all things necessary but very ill for travellers especially in the winter the land lying low and the wayes very deepe whose middle tract is garnished with Meadows Pastures and Corn-fields the Sea-Coast with Hills which are called the Downs abundantly yeelding both Graine and Grasse and the North side overshadowed with pleasant Groves and thicke Woods where sometimes stood the famous Wood Andradswald containing no lesse then an hundred and twentie Miles in length and thirtie in bredth taking the name of Anderida a Citie adjoyning both which were won from the Britaine 's by Ella the first Saxon King of this Province and the place made fatall to Sigebert King of the West-Saxons who being deposed from his Royall Throne was met in this Wood by a Swine-herd and slaine in revenge of his Lord whom Sigebert had murdered 5 The ancient people in the Romans time were the Regni of whom we have spoken and who were subdued by Vespasian the Leader of the second Legion under Aulus Plautius Lieutenant in Britaine for Claudius the Emperour But after the departure of the Romans this with Surrey was made the South-Saxons Kingdom yet that giving place to the West-Saxons as they in time to the Normans it became a Province under the Conquerours power who gave to his followers much land in these parts

O Obery Kings ODIHAM Odi Okehanger Alton Okeley Kings Okeley North Chut Okeley church Chu Okeley-hall Chut Oldaltesford Bunt Oldstoake Budle Oosham Ports Otterborne Budle Overton Overt Ovington Fawley Ower Redbridge Owselbury Faw Oxenborne Ester Oxenborne Mean P Patow Beacons Mic. Paltons Redbr. Pamber Hold. Pamber Barton Parkhouse New Parlicu Christch Parsonage Kings Parke New Pecke Mean Pennyngton Ring Penton Grafton And. Penton Mewson And. Persint Kingston PETERS FEILD Finc Pettleworth Thorn Pilley New Pitt Budle Platford Ando Polhampton Overt Polsgrave Ports Popham Michel Porchester Ports PORTSMOUTH Ports Portsey Ports Posbrooke Tich Preshoe Mean Preston Candaver Barm Preston Christch Preve parke Basing Prevet Fawley Priorsdeane Barton Q Qualey Ando Quidhampton Over R Rames Head Tich Ramesdeane Ester Raydon New Redbridge Redbr. Redman Ando RINGWOOD Ri. Riplington Ester Rockeborne Fordin Rochcourt Tich Ropley Sut. Rotherweek Odih. Rowner Tich Rumburge Redbr. RUMSEY King RUMSEY Redb Rye Odiham S Sandford Kings Sasbury Tich Saveston Ando Scotney Barton Selborne New Selborne Selbor Setchfield Fording Shalden Odiham Shamblehurst Mans. Sharprickes Christc Shatsham Mans. Sheete Finch Shelborne Selb Shephoue Crund. West Sherborne Chut Sherborne S. Johns Basing Sherfield Odiham Sherfield Thorne Shipton Thorne Shiadfield Walth Sidmanton Kings Sidford Mans. Silchester Hold. Sinckles Walth Skewers Basing Slackstead Michel Snodington Thorne Soak Fawley Soak Winton Buntes Somborne Somb. Somborne Somb. Somerford Christch Soplv Christch SOUTHAMPTON Wa. Southam Fording Southbrooke Tich Southbrooke Mich. SOUTHCAST Po. Southroppe Odiham Southweeke Portes Southwood Bosmer Sparkford Budles Sparshote Budles Stanbridge Kings Stannog Tich Stanswood New Stapley Odiham Steepe Ester Stephenton Basing Stoake Eving Stobridgton Tich STOCK-BRIDGE King Stone R●dbr Stoneham North Mans. Stoneham South Mans. Stratton East Mich. Stratton West Mich. Stratfieldsey Hold. Streate Christch Stunnog Tich Suberton Meane Sunburne little Kings Sunburne upper Kings Sutton Sut. Sutton Crund. Sutton Barton Swampton Eving Swanthrope Crund. Swanmore Walth Swanwick Tich Swarwotton Bunt Swaye Christch T Tachbury Redbr. Tadley Over● Taddiford Christch Tangley Past. Temple Selborn Terstwood Redbr. Tertio Deane Faw Thornay Thruxston Ando Tichborne Fawl Tichfield house Tich Tichfeild Tich Tisted East Selb Tisted West Sutt Tockington Wher Toothill Mans. Totton Redbr. Truxton without Ando Tuddiford Christ● Turnworth Basing Turges Hold. Tuston Hor. Twyford Fawley Tydworth Ando Tymsbury Kings Tytherley West Thorn Tytherley East Thorn V The Vine Basing Upham Walth Upton gray Barm Upton Past. Votherfeild Alton W Wablington Bosmer Wade Bosmer Walhampton Christ. Wallington Ports Wallop upper Thorn Wallop nether Thorn Wallop middle Thorn Walsworth Ports Walton North Overt Warborne New Warde R●dbr Warmansashe Tich Warnborrow North Odi Warnborrow South Bart. Warnford Mean Weeke Eving Weeke Budles Weild Fawley W●●hill Ando Wellow West Thorn Wemerling Port. Westbery Mean Westcoat Alton Weston Patrickes Odi Weston Barm Weston Carbets Barm Weston Finch Weston Michel Westover Christch Wherwell Wher WHIT-CHURCH Evin Whitsbury Ford. Wickham Tich Widleigh Ports Wigley Thorne Wimston Redbr. Winchfeild Odiham Winckton Christch Winhall Fawley Wintney Odiham Winton Christch Winton Ring WINCHESTER Winstade Basing Wisherborne Chut Witham Andover Wolles King Wonston Budles Woodcott Past. Woodgaston Basing Woodhaye East Eving Woodmancor Bunt Woolferton King Woolston Mans. Wortham East Alton Wartham West Alton Worthe Castle Tich Worting Chut Wotton Chut Wymering Ports Wyke Basing Y Yabington Fawley Yatley Crund. Yatton East Wher Yatton West Wher THE DESCRIPTION OF THE VVIGHT ILAND WIGHT Iland was in times past named by the Romanes Vecta Vectis and Vectesis by the Britains Guyth by the English Saxons Wuit-lanð and Wicþ-AEa for an Iland they termed AEa and in these dayes usually called by us The Isle of Wight It belongeth to the County of Southampton and lyeth out in length over against the midst of it South-ward It is encompassed round with the British Seas and severed from the Maine-land that it may seeme to have been conjoyned to it and thereof it is thought the British name Guyth hath been given unto it which betokeneth separation even as Sicily being broken off and cut from Italy got the name from Secando which signifieth cutting 2 The forme of this Isle is long and in the middest farre more wide then at either end from Binbridge I le in the East to Hurst Castle in the West it stretcheth out in length 20. miles and in breadth from Newport Haven Northward to Chale-bay Southward twelve miles The whole in circumference is about sixtie miles 3 The aire is commended both for health and delight whereof the first is witnessed by the long continuance of the Inhabitants in the state of their bodies before they be decayed and the other for quantity gives place to no neighbouring Country 4 The ground to say nothing of the Sea which is exceeding full of Fish consisteth of soyle very fruitfull yet the husbandmans labour deserves to be thankefully remembred by whose paines and industry it doth not onely supply it selfe but affords Corn to be carried forth to others The land is plenteously stored with Cattle and Graine and breeds every where store of Conies Hares Partridges and Phesants pleasant for meadow pasturage and Parkes so that nothing is wanting that may suffice man The middest yeelds plentie of pasture and forrage for Sheepe whose wooll the Clothiers esteeme the best next unto that of Leinster and Cotteswold If you cast your eyes towards the North it is all over garnished with Meadows Pastures and Woods If towards the South side it lyeth in a manner wholly bedecked with Corne-fields enclosed where at each end the Sea doth so incroch it self that it maketh almost two Ilands besides namely Freshwater Isle which looketh to the West and Binbridge Isle answering it to the East 5 The Commodities of the whole chiefly consist of Cattle Sea-fowle Fish and Corne whereof it hath sufficient Woods are not here very plentifull for that it is onely stored with one little forest yet the Country of Hantshire for vicinitie of Site is a friendly neighbour in that behalfe so as it were being tyed together in affinitie they are alwayes ready and propense to adde to each others wants and defects by a mutuall supply 6 The ancient Inhabitants of this Iland were the Belgae spoken of in the several Provinces of Sommerset-shire Wilt-shire and Hant-shire Such as did then possesse it were called Lords of the I le of Wight till it fell into the Kings hands by Roger Sonne to William Fitz-Osburne slaine in the warre of Flanders that was driven into exile And Henry the first King of England gave it unto Richard Ridvers with the fee or Inheritance of the Town of Christ-Church where as in all other places he built certaine Fortresses 7 The principall Market-Towne in the Isle is Newport called in times past Medena and Novus Burgus de Meden that is the new Burgh of Meden whereof the whole Countrey is divided into East Meden and West Meden A Towne well seated and

erected which are eighteene Stones placed round in compasse and pitched twelve foot each from others with another farre bigger in the very center These doe shew some Victory there attained either by the Romans or else King Athelstane At the foot of the Rocks neere unto S. Michaels Mount in the memory of our Fathers were digged up Speare-heads Axes and Swords of Brasse wrapped in linnen the weapons that the Cimbrians and ancient Britaines anciently used At Camelford likewise peeces of Armours both for horse and man are many times found in digging of the ground imputed to be the signes of that fight wherein Mordred was slaine and wherein great Arthur received his deaths wound And at Castle-Dennys are the Trenches wherin the Danes lodged when they first minded to subdue the Land In the Parish S. Clare two stones are pitched one of them inscribed with a strange Character and the other called the other halfe stone the formes whereof we have expressed in the Mappe The Hurlers also fabuled to be men metamorphosed into stones but in truth shew a note of some victorie or else are so set for Land-markes Bounders There also the Wring cheese doth shew it selfe which are huge Rocks heaped one upon another and the lowest of them the least fashioned like a Cheese lying pressed under the rest of those Hilles which seemeth very dangerous to be passed under But neere to Pensans and unto Mounts bay a farre more strange Rocke standeth namely Main Amber which lyeth mounted upon others of meaner size with so equall a counterpoize that a man may move it with the push of his finger but no strength remove it out of his place 10 Religious houses built and suppressed within the limits of Cornwall the fairest and greatest for account were Launston S. Neotes S. Buriens S. Michaels Mount and S. Germans a Bishops See so was Bodman also from whence King Edward the Confessor removed it unto the Cities of Excester 11 The division of this Shire is into nine Hundreds wherein are seated twentie-two Market-Townes and 161. Parish-Churches whose names are Alphabetically gathered in the Table of this Chapter annexed CORNWALL Hundreds in Cornwall 1. PEnwith 2. Kerrier 3. Pider 4. Powder 5. West 6. Lesnewth 7. Trigge 8. Stratton 9. East A Aborrows Kerrier Adven Lesnew. S. Agnis Pid S. Allan Powd Alan flu Trig. All●●combe strat Alternon Lesnew. Castle Andenas Pid Anowtham pen. Anstell powd Anthony powd Anthony East East Anthony West East S. Anthony in menege Ker. Ancron Kerrier Ardevora powd Arthurshall Trig. Arwanack Ker. Arwothall Ker. Asalt East Ashfield powd B Bake East Ba●lyn Pid Barrete powd Bedeve Trig. Bedwyn Trig. Beedshaven strat Benaflock powd Benallock Kerry S. Benet Pid Benye Lesnew. Bere strat Beriobridge East Berose Trig. Besill Lesnew. Betonet East Bickton East Bindon beacon We. Binerton Kerry Blackbitille point West Blaise powd Blislond Trig. Blostenim East Bochym Kerry Boconock West Bodregan powd BODMAN Trig. Bodrigy Pen. Bolisto Pen. Bonython Kerry Borden strat Borrow strat Botadon East Botalleck pen. Botsboro strat Bolcastle Lesnew. Boskenna pen. Bossassill pen. Bosvergus pen. Boyton stratt Breage Kerry Breland I le pen. Br●n● pid S. Breock pid Breward Trig. Bridgrule strat B●odocke West Brouagelly west Buckern Trig. Buckehy Trig. Budocke Kerry Burgus pid Burian pen. S. Burien pen. Burlace pid Burnere Trig. Byneth wood East Bynnawy strat C Calstocke East Camborne pen. CAME●FORD Le. Canalegie pid Canyjeck pen. Caradon Beacon East Carantack pid Cardynbam West Cargallomb West Cargem East Carmyono Kerry Carnonbigh pen. Carnon pid Carock passage west Caraglowse pen. Cary bay powd Casthorne pen. Cayne West Cayne bridge West Chasfrench East Cheswring East Clayper bridge East Cleader Les. S. Cleere West S. Clement powd S. Clements I le pen. Clifton East Clowans pen. Cober Flu. Colan little pid COLUMB great pid Columb lesse pid Colquite powd Combe powd Constenton Ker. Corbullock Parke East Cornely powd Cortether West Coswyn penw Court powd Cousham bay East Crackington Les. Creed powd Crigmere pid Crocadon East Crosthole East Crowan pen. Cubye powd Curye Kerry Coswath ped Cuttcall East Cuttbert pid The ruines of a Castle pen. D Davidstone Les. S. Daye Kerry S. Dennis powd Denmer bridge Trid. Dewloe West S. Dominick East Dounstocke Le. Dosmery poole West Driffe pen. Duckpoole strat Dudman point powd Dulo West Dunacombe strat Dunhevid alias East Daunceston East Dyzarde les E S. Earth East S. Eartham pen. Edith Chappell Trig. Edgcombe East Estorde strat Eglosaile Trig. Egloskerry East Endellion Trig. Enis Kerry Enedor pid Erme powd Erne East Ervan pid Ethy West Eva powd Evall pid F Fawey ●lu Falmouth haven powd Fentongallon powd Feocke powd Forybery Les. Foy Well Les. FOYE powd Foye haven West Frisie Kerry G Garlyn pen. Gennis Les. S. Germans East Germow Kerry Gerrance powd Gillet Les. Gluvyns Kerry Glyman pid Glynford West Gnarnack powd Godolphyn Kerry Godolphyn Hall Ker. Golant powd Golden powd Goon hilly downes Kerry Golsury pen. Grade Kerry GRAMPOUND powd Greston East Gudreny Isle pen. Gulnall pen. Gullrock pen. Gunhaskyn pid Gunwalow Kerry Gunwallaw Mount Kerry Grendron Kerry S. Gurran powd Gwindrath Bay powd Gwinier pen. Gwithion pen. Gwyn Rocke powd Gwynap Kerry H Hacton East Hal● Flu. Hall VVest Ham strat Harlyn pid Haye East Helegan Trig. Helford Haven Ker. Helland Trig. Helland bridge Trig. Hensbery powd Helset Les. HELSTONE Ker. Helstonford East Hillary pen. Hilston strat Hinckons downe East Hurlers East I Jacobstowe strat Ilcombe strat Illogan pen. S. Johns Kerry S. Johns East S. Islac pid S. ITHIES pen. S. Ithies bay pen. S. Ive East Kern Ivis pen. S. Just powd S. Just pen. K Karnusack pen. S. Keave west Kellington East Kennegy pen. Kenwyn powd Kergoe pid Kern bridge East Kernbray pen. Kerneth powd Karnmargh Beacon pen. Kernsew Kerry Kelstle Kerry Keswell Trig. S. Keverne Kerry S. Kewe Trig. Kibberd pid Kilguh pen. Killiow powd Kilkamton strat Kiliegath west Killigrew powd Kilmarr East Kickleo Ker. Kirthies pen. Armed pen. Knight pen. L Ladocke powd Uny pen. Lalant pen. Lalant pen. Lamchan west Lamorram powd Lamornye point pen. Labren pid Lanbrigan pid Ladew East Landewenak Kerry Landilpe East Lands end pen. Lancaste East Langdon strat Langford strat Langhadern powd Lanhidrocke pid Lanivett pid Lanlyverrye powd Lanno Trig. Lanrake East Lanrest west Lansarllos west Lanteglas Les. Lanteglos west Lanwarnock west Lounce powd Launcells strat LAUNSTON Ea. S. Laurence Trig. Lawannicke East Lawhitton East Lawreth west Lee strat Lean Castle East Lelant pen. Lepperry pid Lesante East Lesnewth Les. Lesterman powd Levan pen. Levethan Trig. Lezante ●ast Lezard Kerry Lezard point Kerry Linkynhorne East Liver Flu. Looburg East west The Lowe Kerry Loo Flu. Lowe East west LOWE West west Ludgnam pen. Luggan pen. Lugion pen. Luland Isle Trig. Port powd Luny powd Luxulian powd LYSKERD we LYSTWITHIEL powd M Mabe Kerry S. Mabyn Trig. Madern pen. Madern pen. Madern Well pen. Magdalen Chappell Kerry Maker East Malader powd Manacka Kerry

that rightly is termed the Lady of the Sea spreds her saile Whence twice with luckie successe hath beene accomplished the compassing of the vniuersall Globe This Riuer Canutus laying siege against London sought by digging to diuert before him the Danes had done great harmes in the Citie yet was their State recouered by K. Elfred and the Riuer kept her old course notwithstanding that cost In the times of the Normans some ciuill broiles haue bin attempted in this City as in the dayes of K. Iohn whereinto his Barons entred and the Tower yeelded vnto Lewis And againe Wat Tiler herein cōmitted outragious cruelties but was worthily struck down by the Maior slain in Smithfield This Cities graduation for Latitude is the degree 51 45. min. and in Longitude 20. degrees 39. minutes 9 In this County at B●rnet vpon Easter day a bloudy battell was fought betwixt Henry 6. and Edward 4. wherein were slaine one Marques one Earle three Lords with them ten thousand English-men 10 The diuision of this Shire is into seuen Hundreds wherein are seated two Cities foure Market Townes seuenty three Parish-Churches besides them in London where in the Church of Gray-Fryers now called Christ-Church three Queenes lie interred which were Queene Margaret the D. of Philip the hardy King of France second wife to King Edward the first the second was Queene Isabel wife to King Edward the second and D. to Philip the faire King of France and the third was Queene Ioan their daughter maried to Dauid King of Scotland MIDLE-SEX described WITH THE MOST FAMOUS Cities of LONDON and WESTMINSTER HVNDREDS in MIDDLESEX 1 Edmonton 2 Gore 3 Fynnesbury and Wenlaxebarn 4 Osulston 5 Elthorne 6 Istleworth 7 Spelthorne A Acton West Fynnesbury Acton East Fynnesbury Alperton G●re Ascott Elthorne Ash●forde Spelthorne Astleham Spelthorne B Baber bridge Spelthorne Fryarne Barnet Fynnesbury Bedfonte West Spelthorne Bedfonte East Spelthorne Bednall Greene Osulston Belsyfe Fynnesbury Bishops hall Osulston Blackwall Osulston Boston Elthorne Braineforde little Elthorne BRAINEFORD West Eltho Breakspeares Elthorne Brent Flu. Brentstore Gore Broken borowes Elthorne Bromesley Osulst. Brompton Fynnesb. Browswell Fynnesb. Burmfeild Edmont Burystreete Edmont C Canons Gore Canbury Fynnesb. Chalcot Fynnesb. Charlton Spelthorn Chelsey Fynnesb. Cheswicke Fynnesb. Childes hill Fynnesbury Clapton Osulston Clarkenwell Osulst. Colham Elthorne Colne Flu. Cony hatch Fynnesb. Coppermill Istleworth Coptehall Osulst. Cowley Elthorne Craneford Elthorne Craneford bridge Elthorne Cruch end Fynnesbury D Daleston hill Fynnesbury Dalis Gore Daneershill Edmont Deane wood Fynnesb. Dogges Isle Osulst. Dormans well Elthorne Dorsey sars Edmont Drayton West Elthorne Driuershill Gore Ducoates Edmont Durance Edmont Durhams Edmont E East end Fynnesb. EDGWARE Gore Edmonton Edmont Edmondstreete Edmont Elynge Fynnesb. Enfeild Edmont Enfeild chase Edmont Eueney farme Spelthor F Feltham Spelthor Feltham hill Spelthor Fincheley Fynnesb. The Fold Edmont Fryain Maner Fynnesb. Fryth Gore Fulham Fynnesbury G Greene hill Gore Greeneford Elthor. Greenestret Edmont Gunnetsbury Fynnes S. Gyles Fynnesb. H Hackney Osulst. Hadley Edmont Halwayes Fynnesb. Hamersinyth Finnesb Hampton Spelthorn Hampton Court Spelthorn Hampsteed Fynnesb. Hamsworth Elthor. Hanford Spelthor Hanworth Spelthorn Hangerwood Fynnesb. Hanwell Elthorn Harefeild Elthorn Harleston greene Fynnesb. Harlington Elthorn Harmondesworth Elthor. Harrow hill Gore Heayes Elthorn Hellingdon little Elthor. Hendon Gore Hendon house Gore Heston Istle Highwood Gore Highgate Fynnesb. Hillingdon little Elthor. Hillingdon great Elthor. Hockesdon Osulst. Hollick Fynnesb. Holly well streete Osulst. Hornesey Fynnesb. The Hospitall Fynnesb. Hunslow Istle Hyde Parke Fynnesb. I S. Iames Fynnesb. Ickenham Eltho●n I le of dogges Osulst. Islington Fynnesb. Istleworth Istle K S. Katherins Lon. Lib. Kensingeton Fynnesb. Kenton Gore Kenton Spelthor Kentishtowne Fynnesb. Kickesend Edmont Kingsland Osulst. Kingesbury Gore Kingston wike Spelt Knightsbridge Fynnesb. Kylborne Fynnesb. L Lal●ham Spelthorne Littleton Spelthorne Lodge hill Fynnesb. LONDON Ludgraues Edmont Lymehouse Osulst. M M●rybone Fynnesb. Mendon house Gore Merestrete Osulst. Milhill Gore Morehall Elthorn Morehatche Edmont Muckings Edmont Muswell hill Fynnesb. Myle end Osulst. Myms south Edmont N Northhall Lodge Elthorn Nefedon Fynnesb. Newhouse Spelth. Newington Stoke Fynnesb. Newington Fynnes Newington greene Fynnesb. Norcote E●thorne Northall Elthorne North end Fynnesb. Norton folgate Osu●st Norwood Elthorne O Oldeford Osu●st Osterley Elthorne P Padingwick Fynnesb. Padington Fynnesb. Pancras Fynnesb. Parsons greene Fynnesb. Perrinale Elthorne Pinnes Edmont Ponders end Edmont Popler Osulst. Potters barr Edmont Preston Gore Pynner Gore R Rateclyffe Osulst. Rimslippe Elthorn Roxoey Gore S Safforne hill Fynnesb. Sauthold Elthorn Shackerwell Osulst. Shepperton Spelth. Shorditch Osulst. Southmyns Edmont STANES Spelth. Stanmore great Gore Stanmore little Gore Stanner great Gore Stanschurch Spelth. Stanwell Spelth. Stepney Osulst. Strande Elthor. Stratford bow Osulst. Sudbury Gore Sunbury Spelthor Swaleys Elthorne Syon Elthorne Sypson Elthorne T Tottenham Edmont Tottenham streete Edmont Tottenham high-crosse Edmont Totten Court Fynnesb. Tuddington Spelth. Turnham greene Elthor. Twickenham Istle Twickenham Parke Istle Twyford East Fynnes Twyford West Gore V VXBRIDGE Elthor. Vxenden Gore W Wadhad greene Fynnesb. Waltham crosse Edmont Wapping Osulst. Weald Gore Wemley hill Gore Westborne Fynnesb. WESTMINSTER Westminster Citie Whetstone Fynnesb. Wewrsley Elthorn Whitton Istle Whitwebb Edmont Willesdon Fynnesb. Winchmorhill Edmont Woodhall Gore Worton Istle Wyerhill Edmont ESSEX by the Saxons written East-seaxa and East-sexscife by the Normans Exsessa and by the vulgar Essex is a Countie large in compasse very populous and nothing inferiour to the best of the Land 2 The forme thereof is somewhat circular excepting the East part which shooterh her self with many Promontories into the Sea and from Horsey Island to Haidon in the West the broadest part of the shire are by measure forty miles and the length from East-Ham upon Thamisis in the South to Surmere upon the River Stow in the North are thirtie miles the whole in circumference one hundred fortie six miles 3 It lyeth bounded upon the North with Suffolke and Cambridge-shires upon the West with Hertford and Middlesex upon the South by Thamisis is parted from Kent and the East side thereof is altogether washed with the German Sea 4 The aire is temperate and pleasant only towards the waters somwhat aguish the soil is rich and fruitfull though in some places sandy barren yet so that it never frustrates the Husbandmans hopes or fils not the hands of her Harvest-Labourers but in some part so fertile that after three yeers glebe of Saffron the land for 18. more will yeeld plenty of Barley without either dung or other fatning earth 5 Her ancient Inhabitants known to the Romans were by Caesar called the Trinobantes of whom in the former Chapter we have spoken and in our History shall speak more at large But this name perishing with the age of the Empire the Saxons presently framed a new and with Hertford and Middlesex made it their East-Saxons Kingdom untill that Egbert brought this and the whole into an entire and