ship with Laysthorpe, in the parish
of Stonegrave, wapentake of Rydale,
4 miles S, from Helmsley; inhabi-
tants, 72.

Newton Grange, N. R. (5) a ham-
let in the township and parish of Os-
waldkirk, wapentake of Rydale, 3 miles
S. from Helmsley. Here was born that
indefatigable collector of antiquities,
Robert Dodsworth, son of Matthew
Dodsworth, registrar of York Cathe-
dral ; he died in 1654, at the age of
69. Anthony h Wood says, that he
was a man of wonderful industry, hut
less judgment; always collecting, but
never publishing any thing. Here the
peevish old cynic is exactly drawing his
own character. Hearne says, that Dods-
worth’s judgment and sagacity were
equal to his diligence ; 120 volumes in
his own hand-writing, besides original
MSS., making altogether 162 volumes
in folio, concerning the ecclesiastical,
monastical, and genealogical antiquities
of Yorkshire, are now lodged in the
Bodleian library.

Newton Hall, W. R. (5). See
Ripley.

Newton House, N. R. (3). See
Ugglebarnhy.

Newton Kyme, W. R. (5) a parish
and township with Towlston, wapen-
take of Barkston Ash, 1§ mile N. W.
from Tadcaster ; inhabitants, 184 ; a
rectory, value 14/.; patron, T. L, Fair-
fax, Esq. In this place was born Dr.
Owen Oglethorpe, Bishop of Carlisle,
who crowned Queen Elizabeth. New-
ton Hall is the seat of T. L. Fair-
fax, Esq.

Newton le Willows, N.R. (2)
a township in the parish of Patrick
Brompton, wapentake of Hang East, 3
miles N.W. from Bedale; inhabi-
tants, 250.

Newton, Little, W. R. (4) a small
hamlet in the township of Hellifield,
parish of Long Preston, wapentake of
Staincliffe, 5 miles S.E. from Settle.
Newton Morrell, N. R, (2) a

township in the parish of Barton, wa-
pentake of Gilling East, 9 miles N.E.
from Richmond, inhabitants, 31.

Newton Mulgrave, N. R. (2) a
township in the parish of Lythe, wa-
pentake of Langbarugh; 8 miles N.W.
from Whitby ; inhabitants, 134.

Newton on the Wolds, E.R. (6)
See Wold Newton.

Newton Out, E.R. (9) a town-
ship in the parish of Easingtpn, wapen-
take of Holderness, 5 miles E. from
Patrington, inhabitants, 69.

Newton Potter, W. R. (5). See
Potter Newton.

Newton Scab, N.R. (2) a town-
ship with Exelby and Leeming, parish
of Burneston, wapentake of Haliikeld,
4 miles N.E. from Bedale; inhabitants,
562. Newton House is a seat of the
Marquis of Cleveland.

Newton upon Derwent, E.R. (5)
a township in the parish of Wilberfoss,
division of Wilton Beacon, 8 miles E.
from York; inhabitants, 205.

Newton upon Ouse, N. R. (5) a
parish and township in the wapentake
of Bulmer, 7 miles S. from Easing-
wold; inhabitants, 495; a perpetual
curacy; patron, Mrs. Earle. This pa-
rish contains the townships of Bening-
borough and Linton. Entire popula-
tion, 862.

Newton West, E. R. (6) a town-
ship in the parish of Aldborough, wa-
pentake of Holderness, 9 miles N. E.
from Hull; inhabitants, 159.

Newton, or High Leven, N.R.
(2) a hamlet in the township of Ingle-
by Berwick, parish of Stainton, wapen-
take of Langbarugh, 2 miles E. from
Yarm.

New Village, E. R. (6). See
New Port.

Nidd, W. R. (5) a parish and town-
ship in the wapentake of Claro, 2 miles
E. from Ripley; inhabitants, 86. A
vicarage, value 3/. 65. 10§r/.; patron,
the King, as Duke of Lancaster. Nidd
Hall is the seat of B. Rawson, Esq.