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On-Dunsmore, Coleshill, Combefields, Dopson, Corley 1581 on-Dunsmore, Coleshill, Combefields, dopson, and House of Correction, Wasperton, Watergall, Corley, Cosford, Coundon; Coventry, Saint Weston-under-Wetherley, Whitnash, Willoughby, Michael, the Holy Trinity; Curdworth, Easenhall, Wills Pastures, Wolfhampcote, Wolston and Exhall, Fillongley, Foleshill, Great Packington, Marston, Wolverton, Wormleighton, Wroxall: Grendon and Whittington, Harborough Magna, And No. 3, to be called the Southern District, and Hartshill, Hyde's Pastures, Keresley; Kingsbury, to comprize the following parishes, townships, Hurley, and Dosthill; Lea Marston, Little Har- and places, namely, Alcester, Alderminster borough, Little Packington, Mancetter, Maxstoke, (a detached part of Worcestershire), Alveston, Merevale, Middleton, Minworth; Monks Kirby, Arrow, Aston Cantlow, Atherstone on Stour, Cestersover, Newnham Paddox, and Street Fields; Avon Dassett, Barcheston and Willington, Barton, Monks Riding, Nether Whitacre, Newbold-on- on the Heath, Bearley, Beaudesert, Bickenhill, Avon, Newton Regis, Newton and Biggin; Bickmarsh, Bidford, Billesley, Binton, Brailes, Nuneaton, Attleborough, and Stockingfoi'd; Old- Burmington, Burton Dassett, Busfawood, Butler's bury, Over Whitacre, Pailton; Polesworth, Marston, Chadshunt, Charlecotc, Cherrington, Dordon, Freasley, and Hall End and Wharton; Combrook, Compton Verney, Compton Wyniates, Radford, Seckington, Shilton, Shustoke, Shut- Coughton, Eatington, Exhall, Farnborough, Fenny tington, Sowe, Stivichall, Stoke, Stretton Basker- Compton, Gaydon, Great AIne, Great Wolford, vflle, 'Stretton-under-Fosse and Newbold Revel, Grafton, Halford, Hampton' Lucy, Haselor, Tamworth Borough, Tamworth Castle, Wedding- Honington, Idlecote, Ipsley, Kineton, Kinwarton, ton, Wibtoft (part of Claybrook, Leicestershire), Knowle, Langley, Lapworth and part of Kings- Willenhall, Willey, Wilnecote, Wishaw and wood, Lighthorne, Little Compton, Little Wol- Moxhall, Withybrook and Hopsford, Wolvey, ford, Long Compton, Loxley, Luddington and Wyken : Dodwell, Milcote, Mollington, Moreton Baggott, No. 2, to be called the Central District, and to Moreton Morrell, Newbold Pacey and Ashorne, comprize the following parishes, townships, and Newbold and Armscott (detached parts of Wor- places, namely, Ashow; Aston juxta Birmingham, cestershire), Nuthurst, Old Stratford and Drayton, Aston Manor, Castle Bromwich, Erdington, Little Oversley, Oxhill, Packwood, Pillerton Horsey; Bromwich, Saltley and Washwood, Water Orton, Pillerton Priors, Preston Baggott, Radway, Ratley Witton; Baddesley Clinton, Balsall, Barford, and Upton, Salford, Sambourn, Shipston-on- Barston,. Beausall, Berkswell, Bilton, Birdingbury, Stour (a detached part of Worcestershire), Shottes- Bishops Itchington, Bishops Tachbrook and Tach- well, Snitterfield, Solihull, Spernall, Stourton,. brook Mallory, Bourton and Draycote, Brandon Stratford-upon-Avon, Studley, Sutton-under- and Bretford, Bubbenhall, Budbrook, Chapel Hrailes, Tamworth, Tidmington (a detached part Ascbte, Chesterton and Kingston, Church Lawford, of Worcestershire), Treddington (a detached part Claverdon, Cubbington, D unchurch, Eathorpe, of Worcestershire), Blackwell (a detached part of Elmdon, Frankton, Fulbrook, Grandborough, Worcestershire), Darlingscott (a detached part of Guy's Cliffe, Hampton in Arden, Harbury, Worcestershire), Tysoe, Warrnington and Aries- Haseley, Hatton, Hillrnorton, Hunningham, cote, Weethley, Wellesbourn Hastings and; Hodnell, Honiley, Kenilworth, King's Newnham, Walton, Wellesbourn Mountford, Whatcote,. Kinwalsey, Ladbrook, Leamington Hastings, Whicliford and Ascote* Wixford, Wootton Wawen,. Leamington Priors, Leek Wootton, Lillington, Aspley, Henley ia Arden, and Ullenhall: Little Lawford, Long Itchington, Long Lawford, Lower Radbourn, Lower Shuckburgh, Marton, Now, therefore* Her Majesty^ having taken the Meriden, Milverton, Napton on the Hill, Norton said petition into consideration, doth,, pursuant to. Lindsey, Offchurch, Pinley, Princethorpe, Priors the said Act of the seventh and eighth years of Hardwick, Priors Marston, Radford SemoLe, Her reign, by and with, the advice of Her Privy Rowington and part of Kingswood, Rugby, Council, declare,, order, and direct, that such Ryton-on-Dunsmore, Sheldon, Sherbourn, Shrew- county shall, be divided into three districts, for ley, Southam, Stockton, Stoneleigh, Stretton-on- the purposes- of the said Act, to be called by the Dunsmore, Thurlaston, Ufton, Upper- Radbourh, several and respective names, and to comprize the Upper Shuckburgh, Wappenbury, Warwick Gaol districts-following, that is to say: A 2.
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