=Englefield House=, 178, the seat of Richard Benyon, Esq. This magnificent mansion is situated on the declivity of a verdant hill, sheltering it from the north, and sloping gently thence to a beautiful sheet of water, tastefully arranged in a serpentine form, and ornamented with several woody islands, in which are abundance of wild fowl; the banks of the lake are also rendered most interestingly picturesque by a variety of woody scenery. Beyond this, to the south, a beautiful valley, bounded with swelling hills, delightfully opens to the view, in which the eye with pleasure wanders over the charming variety of woods, interspersed with elegant seats, villages, and cultivated grounds. Enys, ---- Esq. 130. Errington, ---- Esq. 101. (_see Red Rice_) =Escott House=, 115, the seat of Sir John Kennaway, Bart. This is a brick building with stone ornaments, commodious and agreeably situated, and containing some good paintings. The grounds surrounding the mansion (about 500 acres) are judiciously laid out, extremely fertile, and enriched with some very fine timber. =Esher Place=, 25, the seat of John Spicer, Esq. This is a handsome modern mansion, situated on an elevated spot, in a spacious park, of which the house commands many beautiful views, and also of the surrounding country. Estcourt, ---- Esq. 199. (_see New Park_) Etheridge, ---- Esq. 185. F. =Fair Place=, 217. Falmouth, Lord, 179. (_see Woolhampton House_) =Farnborough Place=, 80. =Farnham Castle=, 81, the seat of the Bishop of Winchester. The castle is situated on a hill; its shape is quadrangular, built on the site and with part of the materials which composed the ancient castle, destroyed by order of parliament, in the year 1648. It contains a fine library, and some good paintings. The park is of considerable extent, and extremely pleasant. =Felbridge Park=, 56. Fermanagh, Lady, 2. (_see May Place_) =Fifehead House=, 139. Fitzhugh, ---- Esq. 220. (_see Bannisters Lodge_) Fleming, Col. 212. (_see South Stoneham House_) Fleming, Mrs. 79, 211. (_see North Stoneham Park_) =Flower House=, 55. Flower, Miss, 16. =Fonthill Abbey=, 163, the seat of William Beckford, Esq. This magnificent mansion, justly considered unique, whether viewed collectively or in its subdivisions, must, in either case excite astonishment and awaken the most delightful sensations. The house, plantations, extent and variety of this beautiful and diversified spot, individually claim our attention alike, and each merits a particular description, which, to enter upon in a work of so limited a nature as the present, is impossible; we therefore confine ourselves to sketching a few of the most prominent beauties of this justly celebrated and truly magnificent seat.