All the above, it will be seen, are multiples of the six-carucate unit. That the aggregate of recorded 'carucatæ terræ' appears to differ, though slightly, from the totals here given only shows how vain is the argument that, because the recorded aggregates of Hundreds may often be uneven figures, there could therefore have been no system at work such as I contend there was. Clerical error and special alterations have both to be allowed for. It has never, so far as I know, been pointed out that these Lindsey Trithings were so arranged as to contain an approximately equal number of 'Hundreds'. So far as it is possible now to reckon them, the South Trithing contained 51-1/2, the North Trithing 51-1/2, and the West Trithing 49-1/2. Fifty 'Hundreds' would represent 600 _carucatæ_; and it is, to say the least, a singular coincidence that, in the archaic territorial list that has hitherto baffled investigation, the North Gyrwa, South Gyrwa, and Spalda are reckoned each at 600 hides.[145] I shall now give some instances of Lindsey townships assessed on the basis of the six-carucate unit: _Car._ _Bov._ Willoughton 3 5-1/2 " 2 2-1/2 -------------- 6 0 Faldingworth 2 4 " 1 0 " 2 4 ------------- 6 0 Reepham 0 4 " 0 6 " 4 6 ------------- 6 0 Thoresway 0 2 " 5 6 ------------- 6 0 Benniworth 2 4 " 3 4 ------------- 6 0 Thorganby 1 7 " 0 5 " 1 6 " 0 6 " 1 0 ------------- 6 0 Beelsby 4 4 " 1 0 " 0 4 ------------- 6 0 Riby 1 4 " 4 4 ------------- 6 0 Rigsby 3 6 " 2 2 ------------- 6 0 South Kelsey 4 4 Thornton le Moor 1 4 ------------- 6 0