a township situated two miles S.W. by S. from Kinnerley, and seven and a quarter miles from Oswestry, contains 864A. 3R. 28P. of land, and in 1841 had 19 houses and a population of 101 souls. Rateable value, £1,226. 17s. 2d. Of the land, 254A. 1R. 27P. are arable, 584A. 0R. 33P. rich meadow land, and the remainder 24A. 2R. 12P. are in homesteads. The land has an undulating surface, and the soil is a stiff loam, producing good wheat and barley. The land owners are the Earl of Bradford, Mr. Richard Bennett, Mr. R. J. Croxon, Mr. John Edmunds, Mr. John Frank, The Earl of Liverpool, Mr. James Payne, Mr. Richard Savage, Mr. Hugh Skelhorn, the executors of William Shuker, and the Vicar of Kinnerley. The Earl of Bradford is lord of the manor. The vicarial tithes were commuted in 1845 for £25, and the large tithes for £103. 2s. 6d. The freeholders are the impropriators. PENTREHEYLIN HALL, a delightfully situated residence commanding beautiful views of the country, is the property of Richard Jones Croxen, Esq., and residence of Mr. John Edwards. The farm premises are spacious and admirably arranged. The cattle are chiefly stall fed; there are stalls for feeding 90 head of cattle, besides accommodation for upwards of fifty milk cows. The cheese made is of a superior quality. Bennett Catherine, farmer Brown Mrs. Elizabeth, Pentre Parva House Brown Joseph, farmer Davies John, farmer and corn miller Edwards John, farmer, Pentreheylin Edwards John and Sons, cattle dealers Howells Samuel, wheelwright Jones Edward, grocer, draper, and general provision dealer Lloyd John, farmer, The Grove Pritchard Samuel, farmer Skelhorn Hugh, farmer MAESBROOK UCHA