Green Hannah, shopkeeper Griffiths Mrs., Shooters Hill House Groom William, farmer Harding Miss Elizabeth, The Hall Harding Geo., farmer, Hall Farm Hill Ann, schoolmistress Huffa George, blacksmith Huffa Sarah, vict., Three Horse Shoes. Jones John, grocer, builder, and quarry master Lea George, farmer, Sansaw farm Lee Francis, farmer, Hopes. Martin Capt. Murrey, Sansaw Hall Massey Thomas Harris, farmer, The Wood Needham John, farmer Northwood Richard, farmer Parker Thomas, shopkeeper and cattle salesman Parr Lawrence, farmer, Clive farm Peters Edward, shoemaker Peters George, tailor Puliston Mrs. Charlotte Puliston Francis, farmer Smith Thomas, quarry master and stone mason Williams William, wheelwright Yeomans William, farmer, Holbrook LEATON township, four and a half miles N.W. by N. from Shrewsbury, in 1841 contained 60 houses and 245 inhabitants. John Arthur Lloyd, Esq., is the proprietor of the whole township, and resides at LEATON KNOLLS, a beautiful modern mansion, which has been erected about thirty years. The house stands on the acclivity of a hill, overlooking a romantic glen, planted with thriving plantations. The grounds are beautifully diversified with shrubberies and pleasant walks; and in no place in the county is there to be seen such a fine collection of rare shrubs and choice forest trees as are to be met at Leaton Knolls. Among the more remarkable objects is an extensive and valuable collection of the conifera tribe, with their curious and varied foliage. A short distance from the house a large plot of ground has been enclosed with a lofty brick wall, for a kitchen garden, which is now in course of formation. The house and a portion of the pleasure grounds stand within the bounds of Berwick township. There is also a neat free school, at the cross of roads, built in 1828, by John A. Lloyd, Esq., who also pays for the education of the children, of whom 35 attend. Leaton Hall, now a good farm residence, was built in 1683. The Shrewsbury and Chester railway intersects the township, and has a station here. Bomere Heath is partly in this township and partly in Preston Gobalds. DIRECTORY.—John Arthur Lloyd, Esq., Leaton Knolls; Thomas Daighton, land agent, Leaton Lodge; Charles Kynaston, carpenter and beerhouse keeper, Bomere Heath; Richard Littlehales, shoemaker; John Morgan, schoolmaster; William Nevett, farmer, Leaton Hall; Oliver Francis, farm bailiff; Sarah Legh, farmer; John Wilson, gardener to J. H. Lloyd, Esq.; and William Withers, carpenter. NEWTON, a small township, comprising two farms only, is the property of the Hon. Henry Wentworth Powys, and Richard Betton, Esq., and is situated three and a half miles N.N.W. from Shrewsbury. At the census of 1841 there were 2 houses, and a population of 21 souls. The Shrewsbury and Chester railway passes through the township. The farm premises of Samuel Davies, at Cross Green, Berwick, are situated within the bounds of this parish.