Hartford, and Sapiey, par., on river Ouse, in co.
and lj mile E. of Huntingdon, 1720 ac., pop. 379.

Hartfortli, hamlet and seat, Gilling par., North-
Riding Yorkshire, 3 miles N. of Richmond.

Hartgrovc, tithing, Fontmell Magna par., Dorset, 3
miles SW. of Shaftesbury.

Ifariham Park, seat, 4 miles SW. of Chippenham,
N. Wilts.

Harllitil.—par., W. Cheshire, 54 miles SW. of Tar-
porley, 493 ac., pop. 100; P.O.—2. Hartliill (or
Hartle), township, in par. and 3 miles SE. of Bake-
well, N. Derbyshire, 920 ac., pop. 89.—3. Hartliill,
wapentake, East-Riding Yorkshire, 264,070 ac., pop.
59,250. — 4. Hartliill, vil., Hartliill with Woodall
par., S. div. AYest-Riding Yorkshire, 6 miles W. of
Worksop; P.O.

Hartliill.—ruined castle, in par. and 1 mile S. of
Oyne sta., Aberdeenshire.—2. Hartliill, Shotts par.,
Lanarkshire; p.o. See Harthill and Benhar.

Hartliill and Benliar, quoad sacra par., Shotts
par., Lanarkshire, pop. 3444; contains Hartliill, min-
ing vil. (ry. sta. AVestcraigs, 1| mile NW., and 5 miles
SW. of Bathgate), pop. 1441; P.O.

Hartliill with Woodall, par., S. div. West-Riding
Yorkshire, 3565 ac., pop. 1109; contains Harthill vil.

Harting, par. and vil. (ry. sta. Rogate and Harting),
W. Sussex, 4 miles SE. of Petersfield, 7946 ac., pop.
1274; p.o.

llartington, par. and vil., N. Derbyshire, 8 miles
SW. of Bakewell—par., 22,658ac., pop. 3315; P.O., T.O.;
the par. contains the townships of llartington Middle
Quarter, 4816 ac., pop. 335 ; llartington Nether
Quarter, 3898 ac., pop. 379; Hartington Town
Quarter, 3627 ac., pop. 429 ; and Hartington Upper
Quarter, 10,317 ac., pop. 2174; the seat of Harting-
ton Hall is in the vicinity of vil., and the district
has some rich mines and excellent farms.

Hartington and Hartington Hall, 2 townships,
Hartburn par., N. Northumberland, 2 miles N. of
Cambo—Hartington, 2011 ac., pop. 57; Hartington
Hall, 1001 ac., pop. 26.

Hartismcre, hundred, N. Suffolk, 50,088 ac., pop.
13,495.

llartland.—hundred, N. Devon, 31,718 ac., pop.
4022; contains 4 pars.—2. Hartland, par. and vol., N.
Devon, on S. side of Barnstaple Bay, 134 miles SW. of
Bideford, 16,700 ac., pop. 1884; P.O., T.O.; in vicinity
is the seat of Hartland Ahhey.

Hartland Point, promontory, N. Devon, forming S.
extremity of Barnstaple Bay, at the entrance to the
Bristol Channel, alt. 350 ft.; on the Point is a light-
house, with revolving light (Hartland Point), 120 ft.
above high water, and seen 17 miles.

Hartland Quay, fishing vil., in par. and 2 miles W.
of Hartland, N. Devon.

Hartland Tor, eminence, S. Devon, in Dartmoor
Forest, 8 miles SAY. of Moreton-Hampstead.

Hartlaw, vil., Shilbottle par., N. Northumberland,
6 miles S. of Alnwick.

Hartle.—hamlet, Belbroughton par., E. AVorcester-
shire, 4 miles NAV. of Bromsgrove.—2. Hartle, Derby-
shire. See Harthill.

Hartlcbury, par:, township, and vil. with ry. sta.,
W. Worcestershire, 5 miles SE. of Bewdley—par., 5493
ac., pop. 3104 ; township, pop. 2271; P.O., T.O. ; to W.
of vil. stands Martlchury Castle, a seat of the bishops
of Worcester.

Hartlepool, pari, and mun. bor., township, and sea-
port, Durham, on a headland N. of Tees, 10 miles NE.
of Stockton, 18 miles SE. of Durham, and 250 miles
NAV. of London by rail—mun. bor. and township (Hart
par.), 137 ac., pop. 12,361; pari. bor. (comprising
Hartlepool and Throston townships, Hart par., and
Seaton Carew and Stranton townships, Stranton par.),
7267 ac., pop. 46,990; 5 Banks, 3 newspapers.
Market-day, Saturday. The pari. bor. embraces the
mun. bor. of Hartlepool and the town of AVest Hartle-
pool (1880 ac., pop. 28,523), and is designated
“The Hartlepools.” Hartlepool was of some conse-
quence as a port as early as the 12th century. West
Hartlepool was founded in 1844, and has risen very
rapidly, chiefly through the development of the local
iron and coal trade. Shipping, shipbuilding, and the
prosecution of coast-fishing, form other valuable em-
ployments of the inhabitants. Coal is very largely
exported. (For shipping statistics, see Appendix.)
There are large brass and iron foundries, engine and
boiler works, &c. Of late Hartlepool has been fre-
quented as a batbing-place. Hartlepool Lighthouse, at
Heugh, is 73 ft. high, and has 2 fixed lights, 84 and 62
ft. above high water and seen 15 and 4 miles. On the
old harbour pierhead is a fixed light seen 7 miles. The
bor. returns 1 member to Parliament.