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DIRECTORY.] . 3 Ut£oxeter is a bro.IIICh of the Great Northern railway l The following list gives the several poor law unions, wi1h through Weston-on--Trent to . The South Stafford- the places contained in each:­ shire communicates firom Burton, by to Wal­ Burton-upon-Trent Union. sa.ll. The Great Western line from London, through Ox­ ford a.n.d Warwick, to Birmingham, passes th£mee to Anslow Hoon (Derby) Handsworth, "\Vest Bromwich, Swa.n. Village, Wednesbll.T"Y Ash (hamlet) (Derby) Horninglow and Bilston to , and to Shrewsbury and Earton Blount (do.) lngleby (Derby) the North. From Birmimgfuam is a. branch line through Barton-under-Needwood Linton (do.) Smethwick, Rowley Regis, Old Hill and Cra.dley to Stmu­ Bearwardcote (Derby) Lullington (do.) bridge. The West !Midlam.d section of the Great Western Branstone Marston-upon-Dove (Derby) has om.other line from London to the North, through Ox­ Bretby (Derby) Mickleover (do.) ford and Woreeste.r to , Brierley Hill, , Burnaston (do.) Newton Solney (do.) Tipton MJd Bilston and Wolverhampton. The Midland Burton Extra Osleston & Thurvaston (do.) railwary skirts the eastern border of the county from Derby Burton-upon-Trent Outwoods by Burto:n-on-Tre.nt am.d Tamworth to Birmingham, with Castle Gresley (Derby) Radbourne tDerby) a line tJh;rough Sutton Goldfield to Wal.sall; this compaJny Catton (do.) Repton (do.) have acquired the line running through to Wed­ Caudwell (do.) Rolleston nesfieM. Church Broughton (Derby) Rosliston (Derby) The hundreds a:r~e five, but each of these form two divi­ Church Gresley (do.) Stanton & Newhall (Derby) l!lions-r, , in the north, or North Totmonslow Coton-in-the-Elms (do.) Stapenhall (Derby) (Leek) and South Totmonslow (Cheadle); 2, Pirehill, in Dalbury-with-Lees (do.) Stretton the north-west, or North Pirehill (Potteries) BII!d South Drakelow (do.) Sutton-on-the-Hill (Derby) Pire.hill (Stone); 3, Offiow, in the east, or NOTth Offiow Dunstall Swadlincote (do.) (Eurton-upon-Trent) and South Offiow (); 4, Cut­ Egginton (Derby) Tatenhill tlestone, in the north-west, or East Cuttlestone (Rugffiey Etwall (do.) Trusley (Derby) and West Cnttlestone (); 5, Seisdon, in the south, Find ern (do.) Tutbury m; North Seisdon (Sedgeley) a!Ild South Seisdcm (Kin­ Foremark (do.) Twyford & Stenson (Derlly) fare). Foston & Scropton (partly Walton-upon-Trent (do.) Many of the are very lwge, but acr-e divided for Derby) Wichnor ecclesiastical purposes. There are 235 civil parishes and Hanbury Willington (Derby) parts of fourteen others. The assize town is at Stafford; llatton(Derby) Winshill (do.) the seat of the bishopric and will courts at Lichfield. Hitton & Hargate manor (do.) Staffordshire ihllls one corurt of quarter sessions, rund is Union divided into twenty petty sessional divisions ; the city of Acton Trussell and Bednall Hatherton Lichfield and the boroughs of Hanley, Newcastle-under­ Hilton Lyme, Walsall, West Bromwich and Wolverhampton have Huntington commissions of the peace '81Ild separate oou.rts of petty Cannock Kinvaston sessions; and the boroughs of Longton, Stafford 81Ild Tarn­ Lapley and Wheaton Aston worth have commissions of the peace. Church Eaton N orton Canes Staffordshire is in the Oxford circuit, province of Can­ tarbury and diocese of Lichfield, divided into the arch­ Dunston deaconries of Stafford and Stoke-on-Trent; the aTCih­ Sbareshill deaconry of Stafford is Slllb-d.ivided irnto the rural Feathers tone Stretton of Brewood,Handsworth, , Lichfield,Penk­ Teddesley Hay ridge, , StaffO!l'd, Tamworth, Trysull, Tutbury, Walsall arn.d Wolve.r'hampton. The archdea.c