34|Almsford pa|Somerset |Castle Cary 1|Bruton 4| 43|Alne pa & to|N.R. York |Easingwold 3|Borobridge 6| 39|Alne, Great chap & to|Warwick |Alcester 3|Henley-Arden 5| 29|Alnham pa & to|Northumb |Alnwick 14|Wooler 11| 29|Alnwick[B] m.t. & pa|Northumb |Newcastle 34|Morpeth 9| +--+-----------------------+----------+--------------+---------------+ |Dist.| Map| Names of Places. | Number of Miles From |Lond.|Population. +--+-----------------------+-------------------------+-----+---------+ 41|Allington pa|Andover 11| 77| 80| 41|Allington to|Bath 13| 95| 162| 41|Allington to|Marlboro 10| 88| 162| 11|Allington, East pa|Totness 7| 205| 677| 11|Allington, West pa|Plymouth 18| 207| 872| 24|Allington, West pa|M. Mowbray 16| 115| 357| 22|Allithwaite, Upper to|Ulverstone 11| 255| 759| 22|Allithwaite, Lower to|..by Ferry 6| 257| 838| 9|Allonby to|Abbey-Holm 8| 315| 783| 7|Allostock to|Northwich 6| 168| 448| 36|All Saints, St. Elm pa|Harleston 5| 105| 439| 17|Almeley pa|Leominster 7| 107| ...| 35|Almington to|Eccleshall 10| 158| 340| 39|Almington & Delph to|Coleshill 10| 112| 264| 38|Almodington pa|Selsea-Bill 4| 68| ...| 45|Almondbury[A] pa & to|Wakefield 9| 186| 30606| 15|Almondsbury pa & ti|Bristol 8| 117| 1408| 34|Almsford pa|Glastonbury 9| 114| 304| 43|Alne pa & to|Thirsk 9| 212| 1967| 39|Alne, Great chap & to|Stratford 7| 103| 343| 29|Alnham pa & to|Rothbury 9| 314| 278| 29|Alnwick[B] m.t. & pa| ... 11| 308| 6788| +--+-----------------------+-------------------------+-----+---------+ [A] ALMONDBURY is situated near the river Calder, in the upper division of the wapentake of Aybrigg. Here is a grammar school, founded by patent from James I. and endowed with about L120 per annum. This place is noted for its extensive woollen manufactories. It was anciently called Albanbury. In the neighbourhood traces of an ancient castle, on an eminence, are still discernable. It is supposed, by some antiquarians, to have been the Campodonum of the Romans, and subsequently a royal seat of some of the Saxon kings. [Sidenote: Grammar school founded by James I.] [Sidenote: Ancient castle. Campodonum of the Romans.]