SET, SETA (Anglo-Saxon), SEAT, SIDE (Scandinavian), _a seat or dwelling_, _pasture upon a mountain side_.—Lang-SETT, Somer-SET, Dor-SET, SETTLE, SHOTTLE, As-kel-SIDE, Orm-SIDE, Raven-SIDE, SEAT-allan, SEAT-Robert, SEAT-oller, Out-SEATS, Thor-SET, and Ulv-SET. SHIR, SHIRE (Anglo-Saxon), _a division_.—SHARES-hill, SHER-wood, SHARN-brook, Half-SHIRE, &c. SHED, SHAD (Anglo-Saxon) _a division_.—SHAD-well, SHAD-forth, SHAD-ox-hurst, &c. SKANS (Scandinavian), _a fort_.—SCAN-dale. SKEW (Scandinavian), _a place in a corner_.—Scale-SCEUGH, Barn-SKEW, A-SKEW, North-SCEUGH. SOK (Anglo-Saxon), _a ward_.—SOCK-burn, SOCK-hyre, &c. STALL, STELL (Anglo-Saxon) _a residence_.—Bor-STALL, Hep-ton-STALL, Tun-STALL, Bo-STELL, HEIKEN, Borg-STELL (a _residence_ on the side of a hill). STAPLE, STAPOL, STABLE (Anglo-Saxon), _a market place_, _an establishment_.—STAPLE, Barn-STAPLE, STAPLE-ton, STAPL-oe, STAPLE-ford. STEAD (Anglo-Saxon), STADR, STER (Scandinavian), _the site of a building_, _a mansion_.—Kirk-STEADS, Hamp-STEAD, Ash-STEAD, STEAD-combe, the STAITHE, STAITHES, Brab-STER, Wolf-STER, Honi-STER, Ul-STER, Lein-STER, Mun-STER, Y-STAD, Neu-STADT, Strom-STRATT, and STADEN. STITCHES (Anglo-Saxon), _deep narrow furrows for draining land_.—STITCH-bury, STITCHEL, STETCH-worth. STOKE (Anglo-Saxon), _a place by the water_.—STOKE, STOKE-Pogis, &c. STOW (Anglo Saxon) _a place_, _village_; STOE, STA (Scandinavian).—STOWE, Chep-STOW, Sme-STOW, Bri-STOL, STOW-market, STOW-on-the-Wold, Dock-STA (marshy-_place_), Bro-STA (bridge-_village_), Fog-STOEN, Haver-STOE (oat-_village_), and Mogle-STUE. THING (Scandinavian), _a council_.—THING-oe, DING-wall. THORPE, TORP, DRUP, RUP, UP (Scandinavian), _a village_; TORF, DORF (German).—Col-THORPE, Adles-TROP, Soul-DROP, Cracken-THORPE (crow-_village_), Hack-THORPE, Ebers-DORF, Al-TORF, Hump-DRUP, Brade-RUP. TON, TUN (Anglo-Saxon), _an enclosure_, _town_.—Ac-TON, Wes-TON, New-TON, Clay-TON, TUN-bridge, TUN-stall, Eas-TYN, As-TEN. TWISTLE, TWIZLE (Anglo-Saxon), _a border_, _boundary_.—Ex-TWISTLE, Hal-TWISTLE, Hau-TWYSEL, Tin-TWISEL, TWIZELL, TWISEL. TYE (Anglo-Saxon), _a district_.—TEE-ton, the TYES, TEW, TEIGH, TEY. WAR, WARK (Scandinavian), _a fortification_.—Ne-WARK, Grims-ARGH, South-WARK, WAR-cop, WARK-leigh, Lessoe-VARKS, WARK-um. WARD (Anglo-Saxon), _a watch_, _guard_, &c.—WARD-le, WARD-en, WART-hill. WALL, VOLD (Scandinavian), _a rampart_, _mound_, _fortification_.—Ting-WALL, Kirk-WALL, WALL-op, Ude-VALLA, Eids-VOLD. WEILER (German), _a dwelling station_.—Esch-WEILER, Buchs-WEILER. WON, WIN (Anglo-Saxon), _a dwelling_, _possession_.—WON-ersh, WON-ton, WON-ford. LONDON: JUDD & GLASS, NEW BRIDGE STREET, BLACKFRIARS, E. C. Transcriber’s Note