Map| Names of Places. | County. | Number of Miles From | +--+-----------------------+----------+-------------+-------------+ 14|Baythorne End |Essex |Haverhill 4|Ridgewell 2| 42|Bayton pa|Worcester |Bewdley 6|Tenbury 8| 57|Bayvill pa|Pembroke |Newport 3|Cardigan 9| 4|Bayworth ham|Berks |Abingdon 2|Oxford 4| 5|Beachampton[A] pa|Bucks |Buckingham 6|Stratford 3| 27|Beachamwell pa|Norfolk |Swaffham 6|Stoke Ferry 6| 18|Beaches ham|Herts |Buntingford 7|Standon 7| 15|Beachley[B] ham|Gloucester|Chepstow 3|Bristol 13| 27|Beacon |Norfolk |Cromer 6|Lt. Houses 10| 5|Beaconsfield[C] to & pa|Bucks |Uxbridge 8|Wycombe 6| +--+-----------------------+----------+-------------+-------------+ |Dist.| Map| Names of Places. | Number of Miles From |Lond.|Population. +--+-----------------------+------------------------+-----+-------+ 14|Baythorne End |G. Yeldham 5| 55| | 42|Bayton pa|Mamble 2| 130| 445| 57|Bayvill pa|Fishguard 10| 248| 160| 4|Bayworth ham|Cumnor 5| 58| | 5|Beachampton[A] pa|Newport 9| 53| 254| 27|Beachamwell pa|Marham 5| 94| 263| 18|Beaches ham|Barkway 6| 32| | 15|Beachley[B] ham|Monmouth 18| 131| | 27|Beacon |Bacton 5| 135| | 5|Beaconsfield[C] to & pa|Amersham 6| 23| 1763| +--+-----------------------+------------------------+-----+-------+ [A] BEACHAMPTON. The remains of the mansion of the Bennetts have been converted into a farm-house, but the great hall is still standing. In the parish church are some monuments of this family; among which there is one to the memory of Sir Simon Bennett, who was created a baronet in 1627, and is recorded in history as having been a great friend to the poor, and to University College, Oxford. This monument, it appears, was set up by the college 100 years after his death, and great blame is imputed to them for having delayed it so long. Mr. William Elmer, by his will, bearing date 1648, founded a free grammar school in this parish. The school-house was finished in 1667. The master, by an express clause in the founder's will, must be a single man, and is to reside in the school-house. It is endowed with lands, which are charged with the payment of a certain pension of L2. per annum, to eight poor men, and L1. per annum to as many poor women; and it is further provided, that three of each of these shall be inhabitants of this parish. [Sidenote: Free grammar school.]