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Place name County Entry Source BUCKINGHAMSHIRE, or Bucks Buckinghamshire Colnbrook, Fenny-Stratford, Great Marlow, High Wycombe, Ivinghoe, Olney, Princes-Risborough, Slough, Stony Stratford, and Winslow. The chief seats are Stowe Imperial Colnbrook Buckinghamshire Colnbrook , vil. with ry. sta., Horton par., S. Bucks, 2 miles NE. of Wraysbury sta. and 19 miles W. of London Bartholomew COLNBROOK Buckinghamshire
MiddlesexCOLNBROOK , a small town and a chapelry on the mutual border of Middlesex and Bucks. The town stands on the river Imperial COLNE (The) Buckinghamshire
Hertfordshire
Middlesexpast Uxbridge and Colnbrook, to the Thames at Staines. It disparts into several channels, forming loops and isles, below Uxbridge. Imperial Delaford Park Buckinghamshire Delaford Park , seat, 3 m. NE. of Colnbrook, Bucks. Bartholomew Horsemore Green Buckinghamshire Horsemore Green , hamlet, Langley-Marish par., S. Bucks, 1½ mile NW. of Colnbrook; P.O., T.O. Bartholomew HORSEMORE-GREEN Buckinghamshire Bucks; adjacent to the Great Western railway, 1½ mile NW of Colnbrook. It has a post office under Slough. Imperial HORTON Buckinghamshire Colnbrook chapelry, which has a post office under Slough. Acres, 1, 610. Real property, £4, 728. Pop., 81 0. Houses Imperial LANGLEY-MARISH Buckinghamshire Colnbrook; and b-ears the alternative name of St. Mary. Acres, 3,895. Real property, £11,408. Pop., 1,874. Houses Imperial Longford Middlesex Longford , hamlet, Harmondsworth par., Middlesex, 1½ mile E. of Colnbrook; P.O. Bartholomew LONGFORD Middlesex Colnbrook. It takes its name from a long ford on the stream; it has a fine bridge, called the Queen Imperial Poyle Middlesex Poyle , vil., Stanwell par., Middlesex, 1 mile SE. of Colnbrook; the Poyle paperworks are here; in vicinity is Poyle House, seat. Bartholomew POYLE Middlesex POYLE , a hamlet in Stanwell parish, Middlesex; 1 mile S E of Colnbrook. It has an Independent chapel. Imperial RITCHINGS, or Rickings Buckinghamshire Colnbrook. It belonged to Lord Bathurst; was a resort of all the chief literati of his time; passed, in 1739, to the Earl Imperial Ritchings (or Rickings) Park Buckinghamshire Park , seat, Iver par., Bucks, 1 mile N. of Colnbrook; was much visited by Pope, Shenstone, Thomson, and other poets. Bartholomew Sepston Middlesex Sepston , vil., Harmondsworth par., Middlesex, 2 miles NE. of Colnbrook. Bartholomew SEPSTON Middlesex SEPSTON , a village in Harmondsworth parish, Middlesex; 2 miles N E of Colnbrook. Imperial Stanwell Middlesex part of Colnbrook), 3999 ac., pop. 2156; vil., 2 miles NE. of Sbaines; P.O.; in vicinity is Stanwell Park , seat. Bartholomew STANWELL Middlesex Colnbrook. Acres, 3,963. Real property, £11,012. Pop., 1,714. Houses, 314. The property is subdivided. The manor Imperial
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