Ilardliaugli, school, Hexham dist., Northumberland.

Hardliorn with Newton, township, in par. and 1¼
mile S. of Poulton-le-Fylde, N. Lancashire, 2651 ac.,
pop. 420.

Harding Down, eminence, Gower peninsula, Gla-
morgan, near Gower Inn ; has remains of ancient camp.

Hardingham, par. and vil. withry. sta., S. Norfolk,
5 miles NAV. of Wymondham, 2415 ac., pop. 522; P.O.;
birthplace of Sir Thomas Gresham (1519-1579), founder
of the Royal Exchange; in vicinity is the seat of
Hardingham Hall.

llardingstoue, par. and local government dist., in
co. and 2 miles SE. of Northampton—par., 3060 ac.,
pop. 2618; local govt. dist. (comprising those parts of
Dallington, Duston, and Hardingstone pars, which are
within the pari, limits of Northampton), 437 ac., pop.
4866; P.O.; at H. Fields a battle was fought (1459)
between the Earl of Warwick and Henry VI.

Hardington, par., E. Somerset, 3¼ miles NW. of
Frome, 831 ac., pop. 38; contains the seat of II. Park.

Hardington House, seat, AViston and Roberton par.,
Lanarkshire, on river Clyde, near Lamington sta.

Hardington Mandevilie, par. and vil., mid. Somer-
set, 4 miles SAY. of Yeovil, 2631 ac., pop. 633 ; P.O.

llardiswortliy, hamlet, in par. and 3¼ miles S. of
Hartland, N. Devon.

Hardknot Castle, Cumberland. See Hard Knot.

Hardley.—hamlet, Fawley par., S. Hants, 4 miles
SE. of Southampton.—2. Hardley, par., S. Norfolk,
on river Yare, 2¼ m. NE. of Loddon, 1469 ac., pop. 243.

Hardmead, par., NE. Bucks, 4 miles NE. of New-
port Pagnell, 1145 ac., pop. 92.

Hardmnir Wood (formerly a heath), near Brodie
sta., NAY. Elginshire; contains Macbeth’s Hillock, the
reputed “blasted heath”where Macbethmet the witches.

Hardraw, hamlet and eccl. dist. (Hardraw cum
Lunds), Aysgarth par., North-Riding Yorkshire—dist.,
pop. 493; hamlet, 1 mile N. of Hawes; in vicinity is
Hardraw Force, waterfall (100 ft.), on affl. of r. Ure.

Hardres, Lower, par., E. Kent, 3 miles S. of Can-
terbury, 1180 ac., pop. 284; P.O.

Hardres, Upper, par., E. Kent, 4¼ miles S. of Can-
terbury, 2036 ac., pop. 293.

Hardstoi't, hamlet with school, 3 miles SE. of Clay
Cross sta., E. Derbyshire.

Hardway.—hamlet, Alverstoke par., S. Hants, l¼m.
N. of Gosport; P.O.; is finely situated on the shore of
Portsmouth Harbour. — 2. Hard way, hamlet, South
Brewham par., mid. Somerset, 2¼ m. E. of Bruton sta.

Hardway, The, ancient British road, on border of
Somersetand Wilts, near Frome; King Alfred is supposed
to have traversed this road in order to attack the Danes.

Hardwick.—par. and township, mid. Bucks, 4 miles
NAY. of Aylesbury—par., 3001 ac., pop. 647; town-
ship, 1213 ac., pop. 214. — 2. Hardwick, par., S.
Cambridgeshire, 4 miles E. of Caxton, 1410 ac., pop.
199.—3. Hardwick, hamlet, Ault Hucknall par., E.
Derbyshire, 6¼ miles SE. of Chesterfield.—4. Hard-
wick, seat, Sedgefield par., S. Durham, 11 miles NE.
of Darlington.—5. Hardwick, in co. and 4 miles SAY.
of Gloucester; P.O. See Hardwicke.—6. Hardwick,
eccl. dist. and hamlet, Clifford par., Herefordshire—
dist., pop. 299; the hamlet is 3 miles NE. of Hay.—

7. Hardwick, township, Torksey par., in co. and 6¼
miles NAY. of Lincoln, pop. 79.—8. Hardwick, hamlet,
in par. and 1 mile S. of Chepstow, Monmouthshire.—

9. Hardwick, par., S. Norfolk, 4¼ miles NAY. of
Harleston, 855 ac., pop. 197 ; p.o.—10. Hardwick,
hamlet, North Runcton par., AY. Norfolk, 1 mile SE.
of Kings Lynn.—II. Hardwiek, par., N. Northamp-
tonshire, on river Nen, 3 miles NAY. of Wellingborough,
1260ac., pop. 125.—12. Hardwick, demesne, N. Notts,
4¼ miles SE. of Worksop.—13. Hardwick, par., N.
Oxfordshire, 5 miles N. of Bicester, 385 ac., pop. 60.—
14. Hardwick, hamlet, in par. and 1 mile N. of Ban-
bury, Oxfordshire.—15. Hardwiek, hamlet, Duckling-
ton par., Oxfordshire, 2 miles SE. of Witney.—16.
Hardwick, hamlet, Empingham par., Rutland, 5¼
miles NAY. of Stamford.—17. Hardwick, hamlet and
seat, in par. and 2 miles W. of Ellesmere, N. Shrop-
shire.—18. Hardwick, hamlet, Middle par., N. Shrop-

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