sity. Several public grounds have been supplied for the
inhabitants; they include Elswick Park, Armstrong
Park, and Brandling Park. A bishopric was founded
for Newcastle in 1882, and on the 13th June of that
year the place was created a city. It returns 2 mem-
bers to Parliament.

Newcastle upon Tyne, All Saints, St Andrew,
St John, and St Nicholas, 4 pars., Northumberland
—All Saints (wholly in bor. of Newcastle), 2066 ac.,
pop. 49,026; St Andrew (mostly in Newcastle), 2574
ac., pop. 24,997 ; St John (mostly in Newcastle), 2421
ac., pop. 71,910; St Nicholas (wholly in Newcastle),
44 ac., pop. 4319.

Newcastleton, vil. with ry. sta., Castleton par., Rox-
burghshire, on Liddel Water, 21 m. SW. of Hawick and
24 m. NE. of Carlisle, pop. 924; P.O., T.O., 1 Bank.

Neweeston, 6 m. NW. of Bandon, S. co. Cork; P.O.

Newchapel. — eccl. dist., Wolstanton par., Staf-
fordshire, 3 miles N. of Burslem, pop. 5606; P.O.—2.
Newchapel, hamlet, on SE. border of Surrey, 3J miles
NW. of East Grinstead ; P.O.

Newchapel, par., S. co. Tipperary, 4 miles NW. of
Clonmel, 4873 ac., pop. 616.

Newchurch.—par., in co. and 3 miles NW. of Car-
marthen, 4894 ac., pop. 709.—2. Newchurch, par. and
vil. with ry. sta., Isle of Wight, 2| miles NW. of San-
down and 6J miles SE. of Newport, 4627 ac., pop.
1356; P.O.; previous to 1864 the par. included Ryde
and Ventnor, now separate pars. — 3. Newchurch,
hundred, Shepway lathe, Kent, 8456 ac., pop. 966;
contains 3 pars, and part of another.—4. Newchurch,
par. and vil., Kent, 44 miles NW. of New Romney, 3139
ac., pop. 325.—5. Newchnrch, 34 miles S. of Leigh, SW.
Lancashire; p.o. See Newchurch Kenyon.—6. New-
chnrch, Whalley par., NE. Lancashire, 2 miles SAV.
of Bacup; P.O., t.o. See Newchurch in Rossendale.
—7. Newchurch, par. and vil., Monmouthshire, 54
miles NW. of Chepstow, 5434 ac., pop. 513; the par.
consists of 2 townships—Newchnrch East Division,
pop. 389; and Newchurch West Division, pop. 124.
—8. Newchurch, par., Radnorshire, on river Arrow,
7 miles SAV. of Kington, 1788 ac., pop. 102; P.O.—9.
Newchnrch, 5 miles from Barton under Needwood,
Staffordshire; P.O.

Newchurch Kenyon, par. and vil., SAV. Lancashire,
34 miles S. of Leigh, 7054 ac., pop. 2500; P.O., called
Newchnrch.

Newchurch In Pen die, eccl. dist., Whalley par.,
NE. Lancashire, pop. 806.

Newchurch in Rossendale, eccl. dist. and vil. (ry.
sta. Waterfoot), Whalley par., NE. Lancashire—dist.,
pop. 5572; vil., 2 miles SW, of Bacup and 10 miles NE.
of Bury; P.O., T.O., called Newchurch ; 1 Bank.

Newchurch with Bacup, township, Whalley par.,
NE. Lancashire, 5858 ac., pop. 28,261; contains parts
of the towns of Bacup and Rawtenstall.

Newcot, seat, on E. border of Devon, 3 miles SE. of
Stratton.

Newcourt, seat, 3 m. from Skibbereen, co. Cork; P.O.

Newdigate, par. and vil., Surrey, 6 miles SE. of
Dorking, 4551 ac., pop. 664; P.O.

Newe, seat, Aberdeenshire. See Castle Newe.

Newell Green.—hamlet, Berks, in SE. of co., 7 miles
SW. of Windsor.—2. Newell Green, hamlet, Herts,
2 miles NE. of Ware.

Newenden, par. and vil., Kent, 6 miles SW. of
Tenterden, 1046 ac., pop. 152; P.O.

Newent, market town and par. with ry. sta., Glou-
cestershire, in NW. of co., on the Hereford and Glou-
cester Canal, 8 miles NW. of Gloucester, 7803 ac., pop.
2889; P.O., T.O., 1 Bank. Market-day, Friday. Newent
(originally New Inn) is an ancient town, and was in
former times a place of some importance. It is now a
seat of petty sessions, and has mfrs. of linen fabrics and
nails, and trade in cider and perry.

Newerne, Gloucestershire, in W. of co., 6 miles SE.
of Coleford.

Newfield.—vil., on SE. border of Cumberland, 6 miles
N. of Broughton-in-Furness.—2. Newfield, township
and vil., Auckland St Andrew par., Durham, 3 miles
N. of Bishop Auckland, 206 ac., pop. 1150; P.O.

Newfield, seat, Dundonald par., Ayrshire, 4 miles
SW. of Kilmarnock.