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80 GREAT . NORTHAJ\IPTONSHIRE. [ KELLY'S Eodley and Garner, architects, of London: there are 400 tine Knightley bart. J.P. of , William Bromwich sittings. The register dates from the year 1558, but are esq. of Staverton Hall, A. W. ~IarriDtt esq. of Perry Hill, missing from 1637 to 1683. The living is a rectory, Catford, Kent, Mrs. Todd, Mr. Theodore Walter Mont­ net yearly value £418, including 165 acres of glebe, gomery, and Henry Hawkins esq. of Everdon Hall. The -with residence, in the gift of the ProvDst and Fellows soil is red marl and clay; subsoil, blue clay. The area is of Eton College, and held since 1887 by the Rev. Frank 2.556 acres, of which three-fourths is rich pasture land; Ohm'chill B.A. of Worcester Oollege, Oxford. The rateable value, £3,671; the population in 1901 was 456 CongregatiDnal chapel, erectedJ in 1813, is a plain Little Everdon is a tithing of Great Everdon, about oedifice of brick, endowed with the interest on £500, a quarter of a mile north from the village and 21 miles left bv• Mr. William Folwell. The town land of 16A. south-west from the Weedon station of the London and "2R. 28p. is let in allotments to the pODr, the rents, North Western railway. Everdon Hall, a substantial now producing about £36 yearly, being assigned to mansion of brick, situated amid beautiful surrounding 'the repairs of the church fabric and the bells. Mrs. scenery, was built by the late General Doveton, and n w Peacock, relict of WaIter Anderson Peacock esq. left the property