Lemon, Sir W. 130. (_see Carclew_) Leverton, T. Esq. 53, 55. (_see Purley House_) Lindsay, Capt. 16. (_see Plaistow Lodge_) =Little Park=, 222. Liverpool, Earl of, 24. (_see Combe House_) Lloyd, T. M. Esq 218. Lock, ---- Esq. 62. (_see Norbury Park_) =Lockeridge House=, 183. Lockhart, ---- Esq. 210. (_see Sherfield House_) Long, Right Hon. Charles. 16. (_see Warren House_) =Longford Castle=, 209, the seat of the Earl of Radnor. This ancient Castle, which appears to have been built about the year 1591, and subsequently improved and altered, is situated on the western bank of the River Avon, in an extensive and beautiful park. It is of a triangular shape, with a round tower at each extremity. The building is composed of stone and flint, and was formerly surrounded by a moat, and approached by draw-bridges. The present noble proprietor is now erecting a very large castellated mansion, and the old building is destined to be taken down. Longford Castle has long been distinguished for its valuable collection of pictures, many of which are highly interesting. =Losely=, 27, the seat of J. Molyneux, Esq. The house is large, and stands in the middle of a beautiful park: it is composed of stone, and was built about the year 1568. The main body of the mansion faces the north, and has an extensive wing on the west, and on the east is the garden wall, of equal dimensions with the wing, with projections, &c. to correspond. In the centre is a hall, 42 feet long, and 25 broad. The wing contains, on the first floor, a gallery 121 feet long, and 18 wide, which, together with the apartments, contain many good paintings. Lowther, ---- Esq. 84. (_see Ovington Place_) M. Maidman, ---- Esq. 97. Majesty, His, 175. (_see Windsor Castle_) Mallet, Sir G. 160. (_see Wilbury Park_) =Maltshanger House=, 99. =Manor House=, 159. =Manydown=, 99. =Marden Park=, 55. =Maresfield Park=, 58. Margason, ---- Esq. 67, 218. (_see Offington House_) Markwick, W. Esq. 65. (_see Den Place_) Marlboro’, Duke of, 70, 177. (_see Sion Hill and White Knights_) =Marley House=, 120. Marsack, Major, 177. (_see Caversham Park_) =May Place=, 2, the seat of Lady Fermanagh, is a large mansion of the time of James the First, but has been deprived of its original character by modern alterations and additions, made at a considerable expense. Meade, T. Esq. 205. (_see Chatley House_) =Merley House=, 90. =Merry Oak Farm=, 221. Merrywether, ---- Esq. 184. (_see Blacklands_) =Merstham House=, 54. Methuen, P. Esq. 186. (_see Corsham Park_) Middleton, ---- Esq. 82, 95. (_see Chawton Park_) Middleton, Lord Viscount, 27. (_see Pepper Harrow Park_) =Midford Castle=, 204. =Midgham House=, 179. =Midlington Place=, 97. Mildmay, Sir H. C. St. John, 78. (_see Shawford House_) =Milland House=, 29. Miller, Sir T. 82. (_see Froyle Place_) Mills, ---- Esq. 94. (_see Bistern House_)