22|Admarsh chap|Garstang 12| 240| ... | 5|Adstock pa|Bicester 11| 52| 445| 28|Adstone ham|Brackley 10| 67| 166| 8|Advent chap|Launceston 15| 230| 246| 45|Adwalton[B] ham|Huddersfield 8| 192| ... | 31|Adwell pa|Watlington 4| 41| 48| 45|Adwick-on-Dearne ch|Doncaster 7| 167| 145| 45|Adwick pa & to|Pontefract 9| 166| 918| 12|Aff-Piddle pa|Blandford 12| 111| 442| 7|Agden to|Nantwich 11| 177| 104| 7|Agden to|Altringham 1| 179| 99| 43|Agelthorpe to|Masham 4| 226| 188| 8|Agnes, St[C] cha|Falmouth 14| 256| 6642| +--+-------------------+-------------------------+------+------+ [A] ADLINGTON. Through this township runs the Leeds and Liverpool Canal. It contains several coal mines. Adlington Hall, the seat of Sir Robert Clayton, Bart., was rebuilt about 1780; it stands in a low situation, on the borders of an extensive park, and contains some very good pictures, amongst which is a head of Charles I., taken after death. Ellerbeck Hall is the seat of John Hodson, Esq. In this neighbourhood is Park Hall, the seat of R.P. German, Esq. The inhabitants of Adlington are chiefly employed in the cotton manufactories of the vicinity. [Sidenote: Seat of Sir. Robert Clayton, Bart.] [B] ADWALTON formerly possessed a market which is now disused. On Adwalton Moor, a battle was fought, in 1642, between the Earl of Newcastle, commanding for the king, and the parliamentary general, Lord Fairfax, in which the latter was defeated. _Fairs_, February 6, March 9, Easter Thursday, Thursday fortnight after Easter, Whit-Thursday; and every second Thursday thence to Michaelmas, for lean cattle; November 5, and December 23. [Sidenote: Battle fought here in 1642.]