38|Ashington pa|Horsham 10| 46| 285| 7|Ashley to|Cheadle 7| 177| 379| 28|Ashley pa|Rothwell 8| 86| 304| 16|Ashley pa|Romsey 8| 67| 93| 35|Ashley pa|Newcastle 9| 154| 825| 41|Ashley[A] pa|Kemble 5| 96| 99| 5|Ashley-Green ham|Tring 5| 27| ...| 6|Ashley-cum-Silvery, pa|Bury 11| 63| 361| 10|Ashley-Hay to|Turnditch 3| 138| 241| 27|Ashmanhaugh pa|Norwich 10| 118| 154| 16|Ashmansworth chap|Newbury 8| 64| 222| 12|Ashmore pa|Blandford 8| 101| 191| 34|Asholt, or Aisholt pa|Taunton 8| 146| 228| 10|Ashover[B] to & pa|Matlock 3| 147| 3179| 39|Ashow pa|Coventry 6| 95| 176| 17|Ashperton chap|Bromyard 11| 125| 398| 11|Ashprington pa|Dartmouth 6| 198| 549| 34|Ash-Priors pa|Stowey 9| 147| 201 11|Ashreigney pa|Hatherleigh 9| 198| 1038| 5|Ashridge[C] ham|Tring 5| 29| ...| +--+----------------------+-----------------------+-----+--------+ [A] ASHLEY, was formerly distinguished by a fair and market, it is now remarkable only for a large mansion, which was once the seat of the Georges. The church, an ancient building, with a square embattled tower, is principally interesting for its arches; some of which are round, and others pointed, resting on slender clustered pillars, with massy capitals of foliage. The font is large, round, and very rude in its workmanship.