Todber, hamlet, Gisburn par., N. div. AYest-Riding
Yorkshire, 54 miles NE. of Clitheroe.

Todbere, par., Dorset, 4 miles SAA⁷. of Shaftesbury,
384 ac., pop. 167.

Todbnrn, township, Long Horsley par., Northum-
berland, 7g miles NAA⁷. of Morpeth, 694 ac., pop. 19.

Toddington.—small town and par., Bedfordshire, 5
miles N. of Dunstable, 5390ac., pop. 2159; P.O., T.O.,

1 Bank; has mfrs. of straw-plait; Toddington Manor
House gave concealment to the Duke of Monmouth
after the battle of Sedgemoor.—2. Toddington, par.,
Gloucestershire, 3 miles N. of AVinchcomb, 1857 ac.,
pop. 212 ; P.O.; Toddington Park is the seat of Lord
Sudeley.

Todenliam, par. and vil., Gloucestershire, 34 miles
NE. of Moreton in the Marsh and 3 miles SAY. of
Shipston on Stour, 2477 ac., pop. 321; P.O.; near vil.
is Todenliam House, seat.

Todkills, hamlet, Tealing par., Forfarshire, 6 miles
N. of Dundee.

Todinorden, manufacturing and market town,
Rochdale and Whalley pars., Lancashire, and Halifax
par., West-Riding Yorkshire, on river Calder and
Rochdale Canal, 8| miles SE. of Burnley and 19 miles
NE. of Manchester by rail, 15,690 ac., pop. 23,862;

2 Banks, 2 newspapers. Market-day, Saturday. Tod-
morden enjoys fine environs, being situated in a beauti-
ful valley overhung all round by lofty hills. It has
extensive cotton mills, foundries, and machine works.
The chief public buildings are the churches and
chapels, and the town hall.

Todmorden and Walsdcn, township, Rochdale
par., Lancashire, in town of Todmorden, 7007 ac., pop.
9237.

Todridge, township, Hartburn par., Northumber-
land, 8 miles AY. of Morpeth, 60 ac., pop. 6.

Todwick, par., S. div. AVest-Riding Yorkshire, If
mile NW. of Kiveton Park sta. and 74 miles SE. 01
Rotherham, 1808 ac., pop. 173 ; P.O.

Toe Head, 13 miles NE. of Cape Clear, S. co. Cork.

Toem, par., W. co. Tipperary, 5 miles W. of Dun-
drum ry. sta., 12,278 ac., pop. 2461; contains Cappagh-
white.

Toft.—par., Cambridgeshire, 4 miles SE. of Caxton
and 6 miles SAY. of Cambridge, 1242 ac., pop. 256 ;
P.O.—2. Toft, eccl. dist. and township, Knutsford par.,
Cheshire, 2 miles S. of Knutsford—dist., pop. 282;
township, 1312 ac., pop. 173 ; Toft Hall is the seat of
the Leycester family.—3. Toft, 4 miles AA⁷. of Market
Rasen, Lincolnshire; P.O. See Toft next Newton.—

4. Toft, 5 miles SE. of Loddon, Norfolk; P.O. See
Toft, Monks.—5. Toft, hamlet, Dunchurch par., War-
wickshire, 3 miles SAV. of Rugby.

Toft Hill, 2 miles from Etherley sta., which is 3 miles
AY. of Bishop Auckland, Durham ; P.O.

Toft Monks, par. and vil., Norfolk, 3 miles NE. of
Beccles and 5 miles SE. of Loddon, 2238 ac., pop. 397 ;
P.O., called Toft; a priory was founded here in time of
Henry I.

Toft and Lound, township, Witham on the Hill
par., Lincolnshire, 24 miles SAY. of Bourn, 2060 ac.
(including Manthorpe), pop. 168.

Toft next Newton, par., Lincolnshire, 4 miles W. of
Market Rasen, 1293 ac., pop. 86; P.O., called Toft.

Toflingail, Loch, AVatten par., Caithness, 54 miles
SE. of Halkirk sta.

Toftrees, par., Norfolk, 2 miles SAA⁷. of Fakenham,
1184 ac., pop. 64.

Tofts, West, par., Norfolk, 5 miles NE. of Brandon
and 7 miles NAV. of Thetford, 3051 ac., pop. 189.

Tog Hill, AVick and Abson par., Gloucestershire, 7
miles E. of Bristol; here Sir Ralph Hopton defeated
the Parliamentary forces in 1643.

Toghblane, 3 miles SAA⁷. of Hillsborough, W. co.
Down; P.O.

Togstone, township, Warkworth par., Northumber-
land, 8 miles SE. of Alnwick, 1079 ac., pop. 232.

Tole, vil., Checkley par., Staffordshire, 54 miles NW.
of Uttoxeter.

Tolesby Hall, seat of the Rudd family, Marton par.,
North-Riding Yorkshire, 3 miles S. of Middlesbrough.

Tolethorpc Hall, seat, Little Casterton par., Rut-
land, 2g miles N. of Stamford.

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