CHESHIRE. xxvu.•• enters the county at Whaley Bridge, and passing by Marple, Romiley, Bredbury, and Hyde, crosses the Tame at Dukinfield, and leaves the county. This and the Macclcs­ field Canal are now leased to the Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire Railway Compy. ECCLESIASTICAL AND CIVIL DIVISIONS.-Formerly this was one of the largest dioceseS in the kingdom, but on the creation of the See of Manchester, a portion was added to that diocese. It now consists of the archdeaconries of Cheste1· and Liverpool, the former containing the deaneries of Chester, :FrC?dsham (East and West.), Macclesfield, Wich Millbankor Namptwich, Malpas, and Middlewich, and the latter including those of War­ rington, Warrington (Liverpool North)'; Warrington (Liverpool South), Warrington (Wigan), and Wyrehall or Wirrall, the whol~ forming a portion of the Archbishopric of York. THE FOLLOWING ARE THE PETTY SESSIONAL DIVISIONS IN THE COUNTY, WITH THE TOWNSHIPS COMPRISED THEREIN. ALTRINCHAM DIVISION-TowNsHIPS. • Agden • Carrington Partington Altrincham Dunham Massey Rostherne Ashley Hale Sale Ashton-upon-Mersey High Leigh Thelwall Baguley Lymm Timperley Bollington Millington Warburton Bowdon • BROXTON DIVISION-TowNSHIP8• Agden Cuddington Stockton Aldersey Ducking ton Stretton Aldford Edge Threapwood Barton Edgerley Tilston Bickley Egerton Tushingham-cum-Grindley Bradley Farndon Wichhaugh Broxton Grafton Wigland Bickerton Hampton Buerton Bulkeley Handley Churton 'iHeath Burwardsley Harthill Cotton Abbotts Caldecot Horton • Cotton Edmunds Carden King's Marsh Foulk Stapleford Chidlow Larkton Golborn Bellow Cholmondeley Macefen Golborn David Chowley Malpas Hatton Chorlton Newton-by-Malpas Huxley ' Churton-by-Farndon Oldcastle Lea Newbold Coddington Overton N ewton-by-Tattenhall Churton-by-Aldford Shocklach Church Tattenhall Clutton Shocklach Oviatt Waverton Crewe .