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Special Collections Online •• INDEX TO KELLY'S LEICESTERSHIRE .AND RUTLAND DIRECTORY. VII PAGE PAGE PAGE PAGK Sherman's Grounds, or Stretton - Great, 01' Thurlaston •••.•..••.••.••.•• 637 Whissendine, or Wich- Leicester Frith .••..•.•• 546 Stretton Magna., see Thurmaston....•...•••. .•• 638 ingedine .••.••.•••••.••••• 690 Shipley Hill,see Ra~liffe- Great Glen •••.••.••.•••.• 85 Thurnby .••..•.•..••.••.•.••• 639 White Bread Close, see on-the-Wreake •.•.....• 608 Stretton-Parva,0rLittle . Tickencote ..•............... 685 Ketton....••.••..•..••••••• 671 Shoby ..•..•.....•.••..••••.•. 620 Stretton 629 Tilton-on-the-Hill .••.•...• 639 Whitehill, see Ellistown 77 Sibson ........•..•..•..•....•. 620 Stump Cross, see Frisby- Tinwell ..............••....•• 685 Whitwell, or Wightwell 69:1 SHeby ..............•..•.•.... 620 on-the-Wreak .•......• 82 Tixover ..• 686 Whitwick....••.•. •.•••• ••• 645 Six Hills, see Dalby-on- Sutton-in-the-Elms, see 'rnlethorpe, or Tolthorpe, Whitwick St. .Andrew. or the-Wolds... .••......••.•• 70 Hrall,!rht@n Astley .•.... 48 see Little Casterton .•• 666 Thringstone •.••••.:•.•• 6,36 Skeffington 62! SuttonCheney,9rChainel1 629 Tonge, see Breedon-on- Whitwick St. George, or Sketchley, see Burbage... 51 Swannington, or Whit- the-Hill.. 47 Swannington ..•..•.••••• 630 Slawston 622 wick St. George 63Cl Tugby 640 Wigston-East, see Wig- Smeet~n_Westerby 622 Swannin~ton-New, see i:rur Langton,seeLangton 1I8 ~ton Magna.••.•..•••••..• 647 Smockmgton,seeBurbage 51 Swannmgtoll ........•..• 6301 rwycross..•.............•...• 6....0 Wlgston - South, see Snarestone 622 Swan's Nest Weir.. see Twyford ..•..•.....•..•...••• 641 Glen Parva 85 .. Snibston 623 Leicester ,.., :. 120 Ullesthorpe, see Clay- Wigston Fields, see Wig- Somerby '.... .•. 623 Swepstone., _ 631 brooke 59 ston l\'Iagna 647 South Croxton ..,....•• ..• 68 Swinford._ 6311 UIverscroft 641 Wigston Magna, or Great South KiIworth 113 Swithland 632 Upper End, see Gt. Dalby 69 Wigston 646 South LufIellham 673 Sysonhy (or Sexton}}y) Upper Hambleton; see Wigston Parva, or Little South Mardefield, see 'fiI- with Eye Kettleboy 632 Hambleton 670 Wigston 648 ton-on-the-Hill .......•. 639 Syston 632 Uppingham 686 Wigston - Two - Steeples, South Wigston, see Glen 'feigh 684 Upton 641 see Wigston Magna •.. 646 Parva , 85 Temple Hall, see Wells- IVen@nce (RomanStation),. WiIlesley ., 649 Spa (The), see Knaptoft U5 borough, Sibson 620' see Claybrooke ....••.-;". 59 Willoughby Waterleys, or Spinners Meadow, see The Nook, see Barrow- Walcote, see Misterton... 588 WaterIeas ..•.......•••..• 649 Earl Shilton........... 73 on-Soar 33 Waltham-on-the-Wolds.. 642 Wilson, see Breedon-on- Spittal (The)., see Castle Theddingworth 1534 Walton, see Kimcote 113 the-Hill 47 Donington 55 Thistleton 685' Walton-on-the-Wolds; 642 Wimeswold or Wymes- Sproxton 624 Thornborough, -see Swan- WanIip 643 wold ~ 653 Btanton-under-Bard011 ..• 624 nington ..........•.....•. 630 Wardley 690 Wing 691 Stapleford.............. 624 Thornton..................... 635 j Wartnaby- ...............•..• 643 Wistow •......•: 649 Stapleton 625 ThorpeAcrewithDishley, Water Lees, see Wigston Withcote •...•. " 650 Starmore, see Westrill ..• 644 see Dishley .•..•. 71 Magna... .•. ..• 6 7 Witherley ..•..•......•..•... 650 Stathern 625 Thorpe Arnold .•..•........ 635 Waterleas, or Willoughby Wold Hills, see Eastwell -Btaunton, or StontonWy- Thorpe Langt0n, see 1 Waterleys ...........•.•. 649 76 ; &Goadby Marwood ville 628 Langton u8 Welby ....•...•.....•....••... 643 87 ; also Grimston...... 88 St·aunton Harold .••...... 626 Thorpe SatchviIle 635JWelham ~ ..•.•• 644 Woodhouse..•.•...•.••..•••• 650 .Stockerston 626 Thorpe - by- Water., ..see WelIsborough, see Slbson 620 Woodhouse Eaves .•...••.• 6~1 Stoke Dry 684 1 Seaton 683 West Humberstone, see Woodthorpe 652 Stoke Golding 626 Three ~hire BU8~, see Leicester 127 Worthington 652 Btonesby 627 Bottesford 44 WestLangtGn,seeLangton JI8 Wreakdale, or Ragdale..• 606 Stoney Stanton ..•.......•• 627 Thringston, or Rotten West Leicester Forest ..• 546 Wycomb & ChadwelI.••..• 652 Stonten, or Staunton Row, see Coleorton .•. 64 Westrill & Starmore 644 Wyfordby, or Wyverby.. 653 WyviIle 628 Thringstone,orWhitwick Whatborough., see Tilton- Wykin, see Hinckley...... 93 Stoughton .....••...•....••• 628 St. Andrew 636 on-the-Hill 640 Wymeswold, or Wimes- Stretton 6841 Thrussington 636 "Th~tton-Ll)ng.•..••..•... 547 wold 65 Btretton-en-le-Field .•..•• 6291 Thurcastcim .••.~ 637 Whetstone ..•.•..••.••.....• 644 Wymondham ..•.••.....•.•• 65 LEICS., & RUT. b 2 ".
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