niRECTORY. 183 i.BBEY.[ LAl\T:CKCOST , with tllil townships of ASICBR­ and Kingswater, &om 4 to -6 miles north from Brampton TON, BuR'l'HOLME, KINGWATER, and W_o\TERHEAD, is It contained, in 1841, a population of 496; and in 1851, 501- a large parish, -situated in a picturesque locality, extending The Earl of Carlisle is the chief landowner. 10 miles in length from -east to west, and 9 from north to Castle ts now occupied as a farmhouse, situate on the south, distant 2t miles east-north-east from the market­ eastern bank of the Cambeck brook, and distant 6 miles town of Brampton, and is bounded on the south and east by north-east of Brampton. the river Irthing, on the north by the parish of Bewcastle, KIRKCUMBECK is a hamlet in this township. and on the west by the parishes of W alton and Stapleton. township comprises several good furms. This parish is- situate in the eastern division of the county of ST. MARY'S HOLME, the residence of H;ugh Patrickson, , Eskda1e ward, Brampton union, deanery, arch­ Esq., ;s .P., is pleasantly situated on the southern bank of the deaconry, and diocese of Carlisle, and is intersected by the river lrtbing. A portion of the village called the BANX:s is Kingwater and other smaller stl'eams. The old RomiUl included in the abo"e township. wall ran through a great portion of this parish, and its foun­ KINGWATER township, with the hamlet of WEST­ dation is visible in many places, and portions of it several HALL, is situate in a picturesque vale, extending over '1 feet high-the largest now extant-may be seen at Harehill miles in ltmgth. The Earl of Carlisle, with John :Rams­ and Garthside. , dedicated to St. Mary hay, Esq., is the chief propietor in this township. Magdalene, was consecrated in the year ll66; this noble W ATERHEAD TOWNSHIP extends from the Banks to ruin, which ~tands on the northern bank of the river Gilsland, on the borders of Northumberland, where the Irthing, cannot fail to excite the admiration of every be­ river Irthing divides the two counties. GILSLAND SPAS holder, being situated in a picturesque vale. The west end are distant 10 miles east-north-east from Brampton, 18 east­ portion is used as the parish church; the tower, chancel, north-east from Carlisle, and 1 north of the Rosehill station and transept, have long been roofless, and the walls, now on the Newcastle and Carlisle railway. much dilapidated, are covered with foliage. The gateway GILSLAND, as a watering place, haB been a favourite at the west end comprises a circular arch, supported by resort for above a century, and contains excellent hotel ac­ pilasters, and :richly ornamented ; and in a niche above the commodation. The popUlation of WATERHEAD, in 1841, entrance is a statue of St. Mary Magdalene. The benefice was 366; and in 1851, 349. A portion of the village called is a perpetual curacy, valued at £93, with residence, and in the Banks is situate in this township. The Earl of Carlisl& the patroaage of the Right Hon. the Earl of Carlisle, K.G. ; is chief landowner. Orchard House, situated here, is the the Rev. Isaac Dodgson, )[.A., js the incumbent. The seat of George Shadforth, Esq. At Gilsland is a district parochial schools are situated at Crowsgat.e, Kirkcumbeck, church. The Rev. Charles Kipling, B.A., is the incttmbent. Midgeholme, and the Island. There is a meeting-house at Letters for Askerton, Burtholme, King water, & a portion Nickies Hill for Dissenters. The Right Hon. the Earl of of Waterhead, are received through the Post office at Carlisle is lord of the manor, and the pFincipallandowner. Brampton. The tlMtern portion .of Waterhead are received There are several small freeholders in the parish. through Rosehill. AsKERTON township ~tends between the rivers Line Askerton. Dixon Joseph, farmer, King hill HardingChristophr.farmer,Rinn~onhills PRIVATE RESIDENTs. Elliott Thomas, farmer, Crakes town Irving William, Horse Shoe, Kings- Blackburn Misses, Knorren lodge Goffit Thomas, beer retlr.Friar Waingt bridge ford HarrisonMiss Isabella, Stone Crossrigg Graham William, butcher, Banks Kennedy Simon, shoemaker, WestbaD OOMM~RCIAL. *Hangh Mary (Mrs.), farmer, How gill Matthews John, furmer, Swaites Armstrong William, farmer, Birkbush · Holliday John, sen. fal'rner, Banks foot Moses Ann (Mrs.), farmer, Hall guards Batey William, fanner, Elliot's town Holliday John, farmer, Holme head Nixon William, farmer, Tercrosset Bell John, farmer, Flowery hirst Holmes Ann (Mrs.), farmer, White field Potts Thomas, shoemaker, Craig burn Bowman Joseph, :furmer, Lines 5 Holmes John, farmer, Calees Routledge William, cooper Westhall Brown Christopher, farmer & cattle *Holmes John, farmer, Hare hill Rowntree George, farmer, Park nook dealer, Winter shields Holmes Joseph, :fu.rmer, Abbey Thirlwall Isaac1 farmer, Lees hill Calvert John, farmer, Woodhead Holmes William, farmer, Banks Watson John, tarmer, Hardest Forrester John, farmer, Lees hill Reward Isabella (Mrs.),Plough,Banks Watson Richard, farmer, Moorguards *Forrester John, farmer, Floweryhirst Reward John, shopkeepelj_ Island Waterhead. Goodfellow Hector, farmer, Redsyke Johnson George, farmer, Hanks PRIVATE RESIDENTS. Graham Robert, farmer, Fawcett lees JohnstoneElizbth.(Mrs.),Plough, Islnd Kipling Rey. Chlj.l'les, B.A. [iucum- Harding Christopher, farmer, Gillalees Leach Thomas,schoolmaster,Bnks.burn bentJ, Gilsland Jobling Mrs. farmer, Allergarth Martin John &; J as.frmrs.Burthing hirst Shadforth George, esq. Orchard house Little Wm. Wheat.~hea.f, Kirkcambeck Maughan Margaret & Sarah (Misses), COMMERCIAL. Milburn John, Merry Tom,Kirkcmbek farmers, Abbey Armstrong Jane, farmer, Breckney bed Mitchinson William, farmer, Howdale Noble William, furmer, Low wall ArmstrongWm.stonemasn.Brackny.bed. Phillips Waiter, farmer, Bmithsteads Oliver John, farmer,Walton wood head ,A.tkinson John, farmer Banks Routledge Adam, shoema. Kirkcambck Pears Elizabeth (Mrs.), farmer Bell Robert, blacksmith, Jntack Routledge Thos. farmer, Kirkcambeck Rontledge Isaac, miller, Island *Blackburn Edward, farmer, Carnetley Tweddle Margaret (Mrs.), farmer, Thirlwall Sarah (Mrs.), frmr. How gill Boustead J ames, farmer, Askerton castle *Thompson John, fu.nner, Hayton gate Brown George, farmer, Wall holme TweddleMary(Mrs.), farmer,Gallaberry *Thompson William, farmer, Banks Dobson James, farmer, Slack house Waugh Anu (Mrs.), Lime kiln,Shopfrd Turnbull Waiter, joiner, Barras foot Grabam Robert, farmer, Guns hole Wilson George,blacksmith,Kirkcambck Tweddle Thomas, farmer GrundyWilliam,Shaw's hotel, Gilsland Bu.rtholme. Watson Robert,joiner, Island Johnstone Robert, farmer, Wall holme PRIVATE RESIDENTS. Waugh 6eorge, farmer, Holme Laidler Henry &Thos.farmer, Hillfa'nll. Addison John, esq. Banks E.ingwater. Laidler Joseph, farmer, Kiln hill Dodgson Rev. blaac., M.A. (incumbent Harding Mrs. Elizabeth, Westhall Laidler William, farmer; Snowdon close of Lanercost abbey], Abbey COMMERCIAL. Milburn Jacob, farmer, Triermain Patrickson Hugh,esq. Macy'sholme Armstron&Jane,(Mrs.),frmr. .Allenstead Milburn Joseph,farmer, North rigg hill COMMERCIAL. Atkinson .ttichard, fu.rmer, Westhall Richardson William, farmer, Banks Atkinson James, shoemaker, Barras *Bulman Christophoc,farmer)Tenement RoutledgeGeo.ScotchArms,Chautbum Atkinson Joseph, farmer~ Banks Burtholme John, farmer, Crag hill Sawyers Joseph, farmer, Lee hill •Barnfather David, farmer, Garthside Calvert John, fu•'fller, Westhall Smith John, farmer, Common honse *Bell John, farmer, Heugh Dobie Joseph, farmer, Rowntree hill Smith Mrs. farmer, Under heugh "Bell Thomas, farmer, Banks Fisher-, fanner, Loglin Tweddle George, fat-mer, Lanerton *Bell William, farmer Graham John, furmer~ Williesyke Tweddle William, farmer, High house Boustead Thomas, tailor, Banks Grabam Mrs. farmer, Hugh brae Wilson George, far'fller, Ash BurtholmeAndrew,blacksm.Banksburn Hamilton John, schoolmttSter, Friar Wilson William, deputy registrar, & Carrick Wm. farlllilr, Friar, Waingate Waingate farmer, Banks head Church of St.Mary Magdalene, .Abbey, Lanercost Priory, Rev. lsa-ac Dodgson, M.A. incumbent Parochial School& in Lanercost .Abbey District, Crows-~ Routledge, master; Midgeholme~ John Dodds, master; gate, John Hamilton; master; Kir'Kcumbeck, William Island, Thomas Leach, master . LANGWATHBY is a township, parish, and village, on the turnpike road leading from Penrith to Newcastle, situate 5 miles north-east-by-east from the Penrith station ll.nd oJ}. the river Eden, which diVides it froJil Edenhall. The of the Lancaster and Carlisle railway, Penrith union, in church of the Blessed Virgin is a neat stone building, Leath ward, .Eastern division of the eounty, Penrith has a nave, chancel, north aisle, :b~Lrch. The living is a deanery and archdeaconry, and bishopric of Carlisle, situate vicarage united to that f.! Ede 1 divine service being 13*