170. _Garratt Lane Cemetery_, South Street, Wandsworth.—1¾ acres. This was consecrated in 1808. It is closed to the public, and closed for interments with the exception of widows, widowers, and parents of deceased persons already interred there. It is maintained by the Wandsworth Burial Board. 171. _Friends Burial-ground_, High Street, Wandsworth.—400 square yards. This is attached to the meeting-house, is closed and very neatly kept. There are a few upright tombstones. 172. _Baptist Burial-ground_, North Street, Wandsworth.—An untidy little closed yard with no tombstones in it and neglected grass. The chapel now belongs to the Salvation Army. I doubt if it was much used for burials, but, at any rate, there was one interment in 1854. It is about the same size as the Friends’ ground. 173. _Independent Burial-ground_, Wandsworth.—This is now a small tar-paved yard adjoining Memorial Hall, which was built on the site of an old chapel or school-house. There are a few trees. 174. _St. Mary’s Churchyard_, Putney.—½ acre. Closed and neatly kept. 175. _Putney Burial-ground_, Upper Richmond Road.—1 acre. This was a gift to the parish from the Rev. R. Pettiwand, and consecrated in 1763. It was laid out in 1886, but the tombstones were not moved, and many of them are dilapidated brick altar tombs. It is maintained for the public by the Putney Burial Board. 176. _St. Nicholas Churchyard_, Lower Tooting.—2 acres. This is still in use. It is open daily and kept in good order. 177. _Lower Tooting Chapel-ground._—231 square yards behind the chapel (Congregational in High Street) and about 30 square yards in front. Some tombstones. Chapel dates from 1688, and was founded by Daniel Defoe. 178. _St. Leonard’s Churchyard_, Streatham.—1¼ acres. The present church dates from 1831, but the churchyard is at least 100 years older. It is closed for burials and well planted with flowers, grass, and trees. The gates are sometimes open. 179. _St. Paul’s Churchyard_, Clapham, in the Wandsworth Road.—1½ acres. This is closed, and very full of tombstones. It is maintained by the Clapham Burial Board, but it is in a rather jungly condition. 180. _Union Chapel-ground_, Streatham Hill.—About 500 square yards. This is a neat little garden between the chapel and the schools, both of which have been rebuilt, the schools in 1878. There is a row of tombstones against the walls. It is generally closed. 181. _Wandsworth Cemetery._—12 acres. First used in 1878. Open daily. 182. _Lambeth Cemetery_, Tooting Graveney.—41 acres. First used in 1854. Open daily. 183. _Putney Cemetery._—3 acres. First used in 1855. This is an encroachment on a common. BATTERSEA. 184. _St. Mary’s Churchyard._—¾ acre. Closed. The laying out of this ground is under consideration. 185. _St. George’s Churchyard_, Battersea Park Road.—¾ acre. This is closed, and in a very neglected condition. There are not many gravestones.