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KINGSWOOD, WITH THE PARISHES AND HAMLETS OFBITTON, HANHAM, OLDLAND COMMON, SOUND .. WELL, SWINFORD, TWO-MILE-HILL, WARMLEY, WILLSBRIDGE AND UPTON.
KINGSWOOD (or KING3WOOD HILL) in the upper edifice, with a flne Normlin tower; the living is a dis• hundred of Langley division, i~ an irregularly built charged vicarage, in the patronage of the Prebendary village, partly in the rarish of Saint Gcorge, Bristol, of Hitton, in ~alisbury Cathedral. There is a chapel and partly in that o Bitton-itR nearest point being for Wesleyan Methodists in the village. The populat1on aoout three miles and a half from the city, and its other of Bitton parish (including the hamlet of its name) and extremity nearly five miles B.E. from it; is also its post the cbapelries &c., of HANNAN, OLDLAND, OLDLAND town and county court district. The tract comprised Co~MoN, HANNAM, SoUNDWELL, UrToN, WILLS within this space has long been noted for its extensive BRIDGE, CADBURY HEATH, and LoNGWELL's GREEN collieries, from which Bristol and its neighbourhood are by the returns of 1851 was 9,452; acreage, 7,156; and chiefly supplied with coal, giving employment to a in 1861, 9,630. considerable portion of the inhabitants. There is also 1 Or,DLAND or OLD LAND CoMMON is an ecclesiastical a large shoe and leather trade carried on here, and an 'district or parish, I! miles N.E. from, and in the parish extensive pin manufactory. of Bitton. The church is a neat stone building; the 'Ihe places of worship are Holy Trinity Episcopal,Jiving a perpetual curacy, in the occupation of the Rev. chapel, with a tower 90 feet high; Whitfield taberoaele F. E. Tuson, M. A. There are several collieriPs in the (Independents), a handsome structure in the Elizabe- neighbourhood, and Henry Howard, Esq., of Thorn· than style of architecture, capable of accommodating bury Castle, is lord of the manor. Population in 1861, l ,800 persons, also a Wesleyan Methodist Free Church, 5,869. \V esleyan l\lethodist, Primitive Methodist and Mora- Two-MILE· HILL is a scattered hamlet and an eccle vian chapels. The only public in)!titution of import- siastical parish, 1 mile north from Kingswood, in the ance here is a building formerly belonging to the parish of St. George. The church of St. .l\Jichael is a We~leyan Methodists, and used by them as a school or neat stone building erected in 1855. There is also a college for educating and clothing the sons of W esleyan national >chool, and chapels for Wesleyans. Popula ministers, founded by the Rev. J. Wesley, in 17-!8. tion in 1861 1 3,6t2. 'The college is now removed to New Kingwood-street, HANHAM is also an ecclesiastical district or parish, 2 Bath. Some few years ago, the building passed into miles w . .from and in the parish of Bitton, extending 2 other hands, and it is now occupied as a reformatory miles along the north bank of the river Avon; it con school for boys. Population returned with its parishes. tains two churches of the Establishment, Christ Church, BrrTo!ll is a parish and village 6 miles from and in the and Hanham Ab bott's Church. Population in 1861, county court district of Bristol, its post town, union of 1,224. Keynsham, and in the upper division of Swineheadand SoUNDWELL is a small village contiguous to Kings Langley hundred-the village is situated between the wood, in the parish of Bitton, having extensive cities of Bristol and Bath, about 6 miles from each. The collieries, a manufactory of indigo and Prussian blue, inhabitants are chiefly employed in agriculture. There and engineers' works, it is thickly populated, mostly by is also a large paper m:mafactory, belonging to Som- the hnmbler classes. merville and Sons; there are also coal works in its W ARMLEY, a scattered village, in the parish of immediate vicinity. i\ rail way (the Midland) is now Bitton, 5 miles from and in the county court distrilllt (1867) in course of construction, passing through 1 of Bristol, its post town, aud in the same union and Old land Common and by the village of Hitton. The i hundred as Hitton one and a half miles from Kings. ra.rish church of Sa.iot ~bry is ~ lar~e 1:\nd handsome wood ; it is a11 ecclesiastical district formed frotn the vip 221