Thruxton.—par., Hants, 5% miles W. of Andover,
1877 ac., pop. 321; P.O.; Roman pavement was dis-
covered here in 1823.—2. Thruxton, par., in co.
and 6 miles SW. of Hereford, 437 ae., pop. 60.

Thrybergh, par., township, vil., and seat, S. div.
West-Riding Yorkshire, on river Don, 3% miles NE. of
Rotherham—par., 1708 ac., pop. 468; township, 1318
ac., pop. 207; P.O.

Thulston, hamlet, Elvaston par., in co. and 4 miles
SE. of Derby; P.O.

Thunderbrldge, hamlet, Kirkburton par., S. div.
West-Riding Yorkshire, 5% miles SE. of Huddersfield.

Thunderfield Castle, extensive moated ground,
Horne with Harrowsley par., Surrey, 3 miles SW. of
Godstone; is said to have been the site of a palace of
King Athelstane.

Thunderley, hamlet, Wimbish par., Essex, 2 miles
SE. of Saffron Walden.

Thuudersley, par., Essex, 1% mile SW. of Rayleigh,
2545 ac., pop. 516; p.o.

Thundridge, par., Herts, 2 miles N. of Ware, 2206
ac., pop. 467.

Thurcaston, par. and township, in co. and 4 miles
N. of Leicester—par., 2960 ac., pop. 1646; township,
pop. 233; birthplace of Bishop Latimer (1472-1554).

Thurcross, Yorkshire. See Thruscross.

Thurgarton.—par., Norfoik, 4% miles SW. of Cromer,
961 ac., pop. 231.—2. Thurgarton, wapentake, Notts,
96,384 ac., pop. 25,190; contains 28 pars, and parts of
3 others.—3. Thurgarton, par. and vil. with ry. sta.,
Notts, 3 miles S. of Southwell and 10 miles NE. of
Nottingham, 2770 ac., pop. 328 ; near vil. is Thurgar-
ton Priory, seat; the parish church was the church, of
the priory, which was founded in 1130.

Thurgoland, township and vil., Silkstone par., S.
div. West-Riding Yorkshire, 5 miles SAV. of Barnsley,
2221 ac., pop. 1953; p.o.

Thurland Castle, seat, N. Lancashire, 2% miles W.
of Burton in Lonsdale.

Thurlaston.—par. and vil., in co. and 6 miles SAV.
of Leicester, 2980 ac., pop. 533; P.O.—2. Thurlas-
ton, township, Dunchurch par., AVarwickshire, 3 miles
SW. of Rugby, pop. 321; P.O.

Tliurlbear, par., Somerset, 3% miles SE. of Taunton,
949 ac., pop. 133.

Thurlby.—hamlet, Bilsby par., Lincolnshire, 2 miles
E. of Alford.—2. Thurlby, hamlet, Lea par., Lincoln-
shire, near Gainsborough.

Thurlby (by Bourn), par. and vil. with ry. sta.,
Lincolnshire, 2 m. S. of Bourn, 5070 ac., pop. 814; P.O.

Thurlby (by Newark), par., Lincolnshire, on river
Witham, 8% miles NE. of Newark and 7 miles SW. of
Lincoln, 1802 ac., pop. 118; Thurlby Hall is the seat
of the Bromhead family.

Thurleigh, par. and vil., in co. and 5% miles N. of
Bedford, 3480 ac., pop. 603.

Thurles, market town, township, and par. with ry.
sta., mid. co. Tipperary, on river Suir, 29 miles N. of
Clonmel, 78 miles NE. of Cork, and 87 miles SW. of
Dublin—par., 8268 ac., pop. 5778 ; township, 1274 ac.,
pop. 4850; P.O., T.O., 2 Banks, 1 newspaper. Market-
days, Tuesday and Saturday. Thurles is situated in a
rich and populous district. It contains the cathedral
of the R. C. archbishopric of Cashel, and several con-
vents and colleges. Thurles gives the title of viscount
to the Marquis of Ormonde.

Tliurlestone.—par., Devon, on the coast, 4 miles
SW. of Kingsbridge, 1898 ac. (135 water), pop. 364;
Thurles tone Bock is an insulated arched rock.—2.
Thurleslone, 8 miles SAA^r. of Barnsley, S. div. West-
Riding Yorkshire ; P.O. See Thurlstone.

Tliurlow, Great, par. and vil., Suffolk, 3% m. N. of
Haverhill, 2023ac., pop.387; gives title to Lord Thurlow,
descendant of Lord Chancellor Thurlow (1732-1806).

Tkurlow, Little, par. and vil., Suffolk, adjacent to
Great Thurlow, 1470 ac., pop. 338; P.O.,T.O.; Tkurlow
Park is an Elizabethan seat, built early in 17th century
by Lord Mayor Soame.

Thurloxton, par., Somerset, 4 miles SW. of Bridg-
water, 551 ac., pop. 161; P.O. at Thurloxton Gross.

Thurlston. — Derbyshire. See Thulston. — 2.
Thurlston, Suffolk. See Whitton with Thurlston.

Thurlstone, township, Penistone par., S. div. West-

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