Map| Names of Places. | County. | Number of Miles From | +--+------------------+---------+-------------+------------+ 38|Ashburnham[A] pa|Sussex |Battle 6|Hailsham 6| 11|Ashburton[B] }|Devon |Exeter 20|Torquay 13| | bo. m.t. & pa}| | | | 4|Ashbury to & pa|Berks |Lambourn 16|Wantage 10| 11|Ashbury pa|Devon |Hatherleigh 5|Oakhampton 6| 24|Ashby pa|Lincoln |Gt. Grimsby 7|Caistor 9| 24|Ashby pa|Lincoln |Spilsby 2|Burgh 3| 24|Ashby pa|Lincoln |Sleaford 6|Lincoln 13| 24|Ashby to|Lincoln |Brigg 6|Epworth 7| 27|Ashby pa|Norfolk |Norwich 8|Acle 7| 27|Ashby pa|Norfolk |Acle 3|Norwich 12| 36|Ashby pa|Suffolk |Lowestoft 5|Yarmouth 8| 28|Ashby, Cold pa|Northamp |Northamp 12|Daventry 10| 23|Ashby-de-la-Zouch}|Leicester|Leicester 18|Kegworth 10| | [C] m.t. & pa}| | | | +--+------------------+---------+-------------+------------+ |Dist.| Map| Names of Places. | Number of Miles From |Lond.|Population. +--+------------------+-----------------------+-----+-------+ 38|Ashburnham[A] pa|East Bourne 11| 55| 721| 11|Ashburton[B] }|Totness 7| 192| 4165| | bo. m.t. & pa}| | | | 4|Ashbury to & pa|Highworth 7| 70| 698| 11|Ashbury pa|Launceston 14| 201| 74| 24|Ashby pa|Louth 12| 160| 179| 24|Ashby pa|Wainfleet 6| 134| 170| 24|Ashby pa|Navenby 6| 121| 178| 24|Ashby to|Gainsboro' 14| 157| 378| 27|Ashby pa|Bungay 9| 116| 72| 27|Ashby pa|Yarmouth 8| 125| 82| 36|Ashby pa|Beccles 7| 119| 42| 28|Ashby, Cold pa|Harborough 10| 78 | 385| 23|Ashby-de-la-Zouch}|M Bosworth 10| 115| 4727| | [C] m.t. & pa}| | | | +--+------------------+-----------------------+-----+-------+ [A] ASHBURNHAM is in the hundred of Foxearle, and rape of Hastings. This village gives the name and title of Earl to the representatives of the ancient family of Ashburnham, who possessed this manor before the conquest. The shirt and white silk drawers in which Charles I. was executed, on the 30th of January, 1649, and also the watch which he gave to Mr. John Ashburnham, on the scaffold, are still preserved in the church, having been bequeathed by one of his descendants to the clerk of this parish for ever, and are exhibited as great curiosities. [Sidenote: Bequests of Charles I. made on the scaffold.]