GLOUCESTER.

Date.	Enclosure.	Area    enclosed.
1726	Little Rissington
1727	Cherrington, 3 F.’s, 1,800 A.	2,200
1729	Wick Risington, 58 yl.	*2,000
1731	Prestbury
″	Upper and Lower Slaughter, 87 yl.	*2,845
1739	Shipton, Moyle and Dovel, all F.	800
1744	Westonbirt, 2 F.’s	350
1753	Eastlechmartin, 53¼ yl.	*1,863
″	Quennington	3,000
1755	Hawling	881
1759	Little Barrington, 42 yl. F., 600 A. P.	*1,860
″	Preston upon Stower, 25¾ yl.	*900
1761	Snowshil, 500 A. F., 18 A. M., 1,100 A. P.	1,618
1763	Childswickham, 83 yl.	*2,905
1765	Donnington (Stow on the Wold P.)
1766	Haselton	858
″	Hatherop, 966 A. F., 150 A. P.	1,116
″	Maugersbury
1767	Bibury, 3,000 A. F., 300 A. P.	3,300
″	Willersey, 36 yl.	*1,260
1769	Ampney Holyrood and Ashbrook	2,080
″	Bleddington, 52 yl.	*1,820
″	Coln St. Aldwin’s, 1,950 A. F., 100 A. P.	2,050
1770	Notgrove	1,200
1771	Aston Subedge, 31 yl. F., 150 A. P.	*1,235
″	Preston and Stratton	2,000
1772	Eastleach Tourville, 1,574 A. F., 877 A. P.	2,451
″	Kemerton, 36 yl.	*1,260
″	Quinton, 39¼ yl.	*1,372
1773	Bourton on the Water
″	Beckford	2,500
″	Longmarston, 43 yl.	1,505
1774	Oxenton	1,000
″	Staunton	700
1775	Addlestrop	926
″	Claydon, all F.	1,081
″	Todenham, 32 yl. F.	*960
1776	Dorsington, 40 yl.	900
1777	Condicote, 26 yl.	*910
″	Duntisborne Abbots		{53,706}
″	Shirburne and Windrush
1778	Chapel Honeyburn, 32 yl.	*1,120
″	Frampton and Hayley	1,500
″	Leckhampton and Cheltenham
″	Naunton, 53 yl.	*1,855
″	Siddington St. Peter and St. Mary	534
1779	Ablington	1,000
″	Buckland	2,000
″	Clifford Chambers	400
″	Mayseyhampton	1,600
1780	Salperton	1,354
″	Shennington, 1,500 A. F.	*1,800
1782	Eastrington	2,500
″	Winstow (Winstone)	770
1786	Oddington	1,000
1789	Lower Swell
1792	Broadwell
″	Rodmarton and Coates
″	Shipton, Whittington and Dowdeswell
″	Turkdean
1793	Aldsworth
″	Marsmore	1,800
1794	Little Compton
″	Corse
″	Elmore Brockworth and North Cerney
″	Longborough	1,453
″	Old Sodbury and Little Sodbury	800
1795	Cold Aston	1,600
″	Hasfield
″	Trinley
1796	Awre
″	Barnwood, Matson, Wotton
1797	Ashelworth
″	Coln St. Dennis
″	Horton	611
1798	Guiting Power
1799	Berrington, Broad Campden and Westington
″	Kempsford and Dryffield
1800	Welford
″	Arlington
1801	Cheltenham
″	Down Ampney, Lutton, Eisey	1,242
″	Slimbridge, Cam and Coaley
		78,645
1802	Churcham
1803	Chedworth and Compton Abdale	6,200
″	Staverton with Boddington
″	Beverstone	2,200
1804	Sutton	1,120
″	Temple Guiting
″	Broyden
1805	Tredington
1806	Gotherington
″	Norton
1807	Downhatherley
″	Pannington
″	Stanley Pontlarge
″	Alderton
1808	South Cerney
″	Deerhurst and Lye
″	Tewkesbury
1809	Alvington
″	Stanway
1811	Fiddington
1812	Aston upon Carrant and Pamington Homedowns
″	Greet and Sudely (in Winchcomb parish)
″	Haresfield
″	Longney
″	Pebworth (with old enclosures)	2,000
″	Wormington
1813	Ebrington and Hitcoat
″	Frampton upon Severn and Slimbridge
″	Great Rissington	1,600
″	Withington
1814	Hempstead, Barnwood and Upton St. Lawrence	*200
″	Sevenhampton
″	Winchcomb
1815	Miserden
1818	Hawkesbury
″	Morton Vallance and Standish
1819	Bitton 70 A. F., 190 A. P.	260
1821	Bourton on the Hill and Moreton in the Marsh	3,000
1829	Didmarton and Oldbury on the Hill		{16,580}
1830	Cheltenham	430
″	Stanley St. Leonards and Eastington	170
1832	Thornbury	514
1833	Elkstone	280
1834	Duntsbourne Rouse	496
1838	Quedgley	90
″	Wickwar, Cromhall and Tortworth 90 A. F., 600 A. P.	690
1839	Fretherne and Saul 380 A. F., 106 A. M. & P.	486
″	Berkeley	700
1841	Olveston	180
		20,616

Enclosed under the General Enclosure Act, 1845.
Date of   Act.	Date of Award.	Parish.	Area.
*	1851	Tibberton	222
*	1852	Westbury on Severn	855
1851	1853	Marshfield	290
1850	1854	Weston Subedge	879
1855	1862	Dymock	208
1864	1867	Sandhurst, Norton and Wotton	506
1865	1869	Stinchcombe	205
1866	1871	Minsterworth	400
″	1876	Coaley	154
″	″	Cam	166
1895	1899	Upton St. Leonards	534
			4,419

	Acres.
Before 1802	78,645
1802–1845	20,616
After 1845	4,419

HAMPSHIRE.

Date.	Enclosure.	Area    enclosed.
1740	Andover
1741	Chawton, 7 F.’s and the Common
1743	Dunmer, 1260 A. F., 500 A. P.	1,760
1749	East Woodhay and Hollington, 1,000 A. F., 300 A. P.	1,300
1757	Barton Stacey, 1807 A. F., 678 A. P.	2,507
″	Earlstone	488
1759	Bishop’s Waltham	205
1760	Folkesworth	510
″	Fletton
1774	Abbott’s Ann	1,259
1778	Gratley
1780	Leckford Abbots
1781	Highclere (or Burghclere)
1783	Kingsomborn	1,890
″	Andevor
1785	Upper Clatford
1786	Basingstoke
″	Upper Wallop, Harsbourn Pryors and Tuffton
1788	Headbourn Worthy	1,400
1789	Broughton	2,700
″	Odiham, Northwarnborough, Hillside, Rye and Stapely
1790	Dibden
1792	Monk Sherburne	700
″	Shipton
1794	Crawley and Bishop’s Sutton
″	Houghton
″	Quarley
″	Upton Gray
1796	Basing and Mapplederwell
″	Mitchelmarsh, Braishfield and Awbridge
″	Nether Wallop
1797	Whitchurch
1798	Welstead and Bentworth	400
″	Rockbourne and Wichbury
1799	Easton
		15,459
1802	West Aston and Middleton	750
1803	Kilmiston
1804	Romsey Extra
1805	New Alresford, 326 A. F., 84 A. P.	410
1806	Monxton	600
1807	Ringwood
1808	Porchester	1,050
1810	Eling and Fawley
1812	Charlton, Catherington, Clanfield, Blendworth and Idsworth	2,500
″	Ovington
″	Wimmering, Widley Cosham, and Hilsea	800
″	Weyhill and Appleshaw	680
1813	Ecchinswell	500
1817	Harbridge
″	Portsea	170
1820	Preston Candover and Nutley	1,800
1822	Ellington and Ilsey
1825	Christchurch and Milton
1827	Tangley, 286 A. F., 10 A. P.	296
1829	Sherborne St. John	1,000
1842	Kingsclere	2,300
		12,856

Enclosed under the General Enclosure Act, 1845.
Date of   Act.	Date of Award.	Parish.	Area.
*	1852	Chale	126
1849	1857	Binsted	990
1856	1859	Niton (Isle of Wight)	449
1861	1866	(Easton common fields) Freshwater	37
			1,512

	Acres.
Before 1802	15,459
1802–1845	12,856
After 1845	1,512

HEREFORD.

Date.	Enclosure.	Area    enclosed.
1772	Wigmore, 600 A. F., 80 A. P.	680
1795	Marcle Wolton and Kinaston	1,000
1796	Tarrington	450
1799	Yarkhill, Weston Beggard, Dormington w. Bartestree, Stoke Edith with Westhide	1,380
″	Leintwardine and Burrington
1801	Frome, Much Cowarne and Evisbeach, 250 A. F., 160 A. M.	410
		3,920
1802	Bodenham	2,000
1807	Byford
″	Marden, Sutton and Withington
1809	Bredwardine and Dorston
″	Bishopston and Mancell Lacy
″	Mordiford
″	Shobden, Aynestry and Lingen	900
1810	Steepleton
″	Wigmore
1811	Allesmore		{2,900}
1811	Eardisland
″	Kingston	270
1813	Clehonger
″	Much Cowarn
″	Stretton, Grandsome and Bishops Frome
″	Eastnor, 180 A. P.	*220
″	Ledbury, 50 A. F., 90 A. P.	140
1814	Norton Canon
″	Aymestrey and Kingsland	340
″	Puttenham
		3,870

Enclosed under the General Enclosure Act, 1845.
Date of   Act.	Date of Award.	Parish.	Area.
*	1854	Bosbury	105
*	1856	Ullingswick	260
1858	1862	(Lyde Fields) Pipe and Lyde	13
			378

	Acres.
Before 1802	3,920
1802–1845	3,870
After 1845	378

HERTFORD.

Date.	Enclosure.	Area    enclosed.
1766	Hexton, 1,527 A. F.	*2,000
″	Walsworth (Hitchin par.)	1,000
1768	Lilley and Offley
1776	Ickleford
1795	Kelshall (with old enclosures)	2,233
1796	Norton	1,850
1797	King’s Walden	500
″	Tring
″	Weston	1,100
1798	Kensworth	1,200
1799	Cheshunt, 1,555 A. F., 1186 A. P.	2,741	{12,624}
″	St. John and All Saints, Hertford
1801	Aldenham	500
″	Barkaway and Reed	7,000
″	Hertingfordbury	400
		20,524
1802	Hinxworth	1,264
1806	Cottered
1807	Offley
1809	Barley	1,700	{2,964}
1810	Codicate, Welwyn and Knebworth
1811	Pirton
″	Wymondby and Ippolitts
1812	Braughing	1,300
1813	Westmill	400
1814	Great Hormead	900
1820	Bishop’s Stortford	300
1826	Anstey	1,200
1830	Standon	1,400
		8,464

Enclosed under the General Enclosure Act, 1845.
Date of   Act.	Date of Award.	Parish.	Area.
*	1850	Walkern	540
*	1852	Bengeo, Sacombe and Stapleford	410
*	1853	Great and Little Munden	860
*	″	Buckland	795
*	1854	Stevenage	556	{3,161}
1852	1855	Watford Field	70
*	″	Hoddesden	860
*	1856	Widford	320
1853	1858	Wormley	232
1858	″	Aston, Bennington, and Little Munden	1,280
*	1859	Little Hadham	214
1857	1863	Ashwell	2,474
*	1864	Little Hormead and Layston	450
1862	1867	Datchworth and Knebworth	161
1866	1869	Throcking	108
1863	″	Albury	305
1866	″	Aspedon	376
		Layston and Widdial	764
			10,775

	Acres.
Before 1802	20,524
1802–1845	8,464
After 1845	10,775

HUNTINGDON.

Date.	Enclosure.	Area    enclosed.
1727	Overton Longville and Botolph’s Bridge
1766	Laighton Bromeswold	1,515
1767	Yaxley
1769	Stoneley	1,000
1770	St. Noets	300
1771	Hartford	1,400
1772	Brampton	2,500
″	King’s Ripton	1,100
″	Wolley	1,000
1773	Houghton cum Witton	2,500
″	Little Stukely
1774	Ellington	1,500
″	Easton
″	Graffham
1775	Spaldwick with Upthorpe
1779	Elton	3,000
1780	Barham	800
″	Little Catworth
1786	Ravely	2,000
1794	Broughton	1,600
″	Winwick	1,660	{21,875}
1795	Great Catworth	2,000
″	Wornditch	700
″	Warboys	4,300
1796	Woodhurst, Somersham, and Pidley with Fenton, 2,625 A. P.	*3,000
1797	Diddington	1,100
″	Eynesbury	2,000
″	Southoe	1,100
1799	Molesworth	1,000
1800	Bythorn	1,200
″	Holywell and Needingworth	3,000
″	Offord Cluny	1,100
1801	Covington	850
″	Hemingford Grey and Abbotts	3,000
″	Old Hurst	1,000
″	St. Ives	1,400
″	Stanground and Farcet	1,522
		50,147
1802	Denton	1,000
″	Fenstanton	2,200
1803	Godmanchester	4,600
1804	Brington (with old enclosures)	1,250
1804	Saltree	2,700
″	Great Staughton	900
1805	Cherry Orton, Waterville and Alwalton
″	Stilton	1,200
1806	Offord Darcy	1,000
1807	Stibbington cum Wandesford and Sibson	565
″	Great Staughton and Graffham	2,000
1808	Swineshead	900
″	Waresley and Gamlingay (with old enclosures)	2,000
1809	Glatton with Holme	1,300
″	Woodstone	500
1811	Great Paxton and Toseland	2,100
1812	Little Paxton	720
″	Upton	900
1813	Bluntisham w. Earith and Colne	3,000
″	Buckdon	1,900	{30,735}
″	Stukely	2,000
1819	Yelling, whole year lands	1,800
1830	Wistow	1,300
1836	Abbotsley
1843	Great Gransden	3,000
1844	Bury	299
″	Ramsey	230
		39,364

Enclosed under the General Enclosure Act, 1845.
Date of   Act.	Date of Award.	Parish.	Area.
*	1852	Keystone	520
1848	1853	Upwood and Ramsey	1,600
1864	1869	Great Gidding	1,735
			3,855

	Acres.
Before 1802	50,147
1802–1845	39,364
After 1845	3,855

LEICESTER.

Date.	Enclosure.	Area    enclosed.
1730	Horninghole	916
1734	Little and Great Cleybrooke	430
1744	Langton
1749	Norton juxta Twicross	1,744
1752	Narborow, 30 yl.	*1,050
1755	Knighton, 48 yl.	*1,680
1757	Wimeswould	*1,440
1758	Great Glen, 32½ yl.	1,000
1759	Breedon	1,336
″	Belgrave, 34 yl.	1,000
″	Desford and Peckleton	1,010
″	Evington and Stoughton	1,000
″	Hoton	1,100
″	Loughborough, 6 F.’s and P.
″	Oadby, 71 yl.	1,800	{15,506}
″	Sileby	2,200
1760	Barrow upon Soar	2,250
″	Frisby upon the Wreak	1,500
″	Hoby	1,000
″	Hinckly	2,000
″	Melton Mowbray	2,000
″	Somerby	1,400
″	Seagrave
1761	Ashfordby	1,800
″	Ansty	1,100
″	Abkettleby	900
″	Rearsby	1,600
1762	Belgrave and Barkby	1,600
″	Hungerton	900
″	Quorndon	1,020
1764	Billesden	2,500
″	Nether Broughton	900	{40,176}
″	Husband’s Bosworth, 96 yl.	4,000
″	St. Margaret’s, Leicester, 34 yl.	*1,190
″	Sharnford, 48¾ yl.	1,400
″	Stoney Stanton, 46¼ yl.	1,400
″	Wartnaby	700
″	Whetston, 49½ yl.	*1,733
″	Great Wigstone
1765	Burton Overy	1,600
″	Grimston	1,000
″	Houghton-on-the-Hill	1,800
″	North Kilworth, 80 yl.	1,800
″	Scalford	2,000
1766	Braunston	1,500
″	Blaby, 38¼ yl.	1,200
″	Croxton	2,100
″	Countesthorpe, 38 yl.	1,400
″	Lubenham, 31 yl.	960
″	Ratcliffe Culey	560
″	Waltham in the Wolds	2,000
1767	Aileston	1,200
″	Cosby, 52½ yl.	*1,837
1768	Ashby de la Zouch	1,040
″	Little Sheepey, 24 yl.	500
1769	Eaton, 97½ yl.	1,800
″	Fleckney, 47¼ yl.	*1,654
″	Markfield	380
″	Shackston, 28 yl.	*980
″	Thurlstone, 23½ yl.	750
1770	Bottesford, Eastthorpe and Normanton, 203¾ oxgangs	4,300
″	Foxton	1,500
″	Halloughton	3,000
″	Norton, 25 yl.	665
″	Ratby, all F.	850
″	Ravenstone	250
″	Saddington	1,500
1771	Appleby	1,000
″	Kirkby Mallory	780
″	Keyham (Rothley P.)	900
″	Kilby and Newton Harcourt, 78 yl.	2,000
″	Sproxton, 49 yl.	2,000
″	Saltby, 54 yl.	2,400
1772	Gumley	1,145
″	Skeffington	1,200
″	Stapleford	390
1773	Knaptoft, 48 yl.	1,050
1774	Hucklescote and Donnington on the Heath	500	{104,190}
″	Ratcliffe upon Wreak, 26 yl.	800
1776	Bruntingthorpe, 44 yl.	1,200
″	Great Bowden, 88 yl.	2,600
1777	Gilmorton, 44½ yl.	2,200
″	Shepshead	2,000
″	Syston and Barkly	1,600
″	Wykeham and Candwell, 26½ yl.	750
1778	Earl Shilton	1,500
″	Kimcoate and Knaptoft, 84 yl.	2,600
″	Sapcote	1,300
″	Long Whatton	800
″	Castle Donington, 1400 A. F., 290 A. M., 610 A. P.	2,300
″	Kegworth	2,000
1779	Barkby	1,800
″	Croft	850
″	Claxton or Long Clawson, 169 oxgangs	*3,380
″	Knight Thorpe	450
″	Leire, 31½ yl.	370
″	Stanton under Barden	600
″	Kibworth and Smeeton Westerby, 148 yl.	3,900
1780	Stonesby	1,100
″	Swinford	1,400
1781	Cropston	360
″	Mountsorrell, 300 A. F.	*450
″	Rothley	1,200
1782	Orton on the Hill	1,000
1783	Tugby	1,150
1785	Osgathorpe	200
1786	Bitteswell	1,600
1788	Humberstone	1,400
″	Mousley	1,100
1789	Grooby	500
″	Hemmington	1,000
″	Harston	*800
″	Thrussington, 47 yl.	*1,645
1790	Harby
″	Lutterworth, 69 yl.	1,400
1791	East and West Langton, &c., 152 yl.	*5,320
1792	Redmile
″	Strathern
″	Walton in the Wolds, 52½ yl.	1,500
1793	Queneborough	2,200
″	Slawston	1,400	{163,915}
1794	Arnesby	1,200
″	Barseby and South Croxton, 82 yl.	*2,870
″	Diseworth	1,630
″	Sutton Cheney
″	Thornton and Bagworth	920
1796	Dunton Bassett	750
″	Twyford	900
″	Walcott	1,000
1797	Knipton
1798	Swithland	350
″	Thurcaston	745
1799	Nether Seal	*1,000
		175,280
1802	Breedon on the Hill	1,200
1803	Sibson	740
″	Thringstone and Pegg’s Green	*100	{2,040}
1804	Bringhurst, Great Easten and Drayton	3,400
″	Leicester, 490 A. F., 116 A. M.	606
1806	Higham (to confirm Inclosure made in 1682)
1809	Glenfield	700
1810	Great Sheepey
″	Newbold Verdon and Newbold Heath, little F. 900
1812	Belton	400
1823	Congerston	900
1825	Glooston and Cranoe	950
1842	Hedbourn
		9,896

	Acres.
Before 1802	175,280
1802–1845	9,896

LINCOLN.

Date.	Enclosure.	Area    enclosed.
1731	Biscathorpe
1734	Woollesthorpe, 12 oxgangs	240
1736	Stallingborough, 2166 A. F., 776 M., 700 A. P.	3,642
1751	Dunsly (Dunsby)	*1,500
1752	Wytham on the Hill, one F.	1,370
1754	Normanton, 150 oxgangs	*3,000
1757	Baumber, or Banburgh	2,048
″	Stragglethorpe, F.	287
1758	Hareby	451
1759	Coleby
″	Fillingham, 2,000 A. F., 800 A. P.	2,800
″	Harmston, 1,734 A. F. & M., 794 A. P.	2,528
1762	Barrowby	2,000
″	Wintringham
1763	Glentham, 1800 A. F., 770 A. P.	2,570
″	Pilham	525
″	Wellingore	3,100
1764	Fotherby	1,269	{27,330}
″	Heckington	4,000
″	Horbling	2,600
″	Haughton in the Marsh	1,500
″	Stainton in the Hole (with old enclosures)	1,900
″	Scarby	1,200
1765	Aukborough	2,000
″	Branston, 2,000 A. F.	*2,500
″	Kettlethorpe, 840 A. F., 835 A. P.	1,635
″	N. and S. Cockerington	1,390
″	Keelby and Stallingbrough	2,000
″	Newton and Kettlethorpe, 970 A. F., 400 A. P.	1,370
″	Rothwell	2,700
″	Tetford
1766	Bourn	2,450
″	Barnelby on the Wolds
″	Bickar	2,300
″	Cosby	1,527
″	Grimoldby	1,700	{60,102}
1766	Keddington	400
″	Kettlethorp	645
″	Scothorne and Sudbrooke	2,800
1767	East Barkwith	1,200
″	Donnington	3,100
″	Newton	1,000
″	Scamblesby	2,100
″	Wootton	3,000
1768	Billingborough and Birthorpe	2,700
″	Morton	4,400
″	Threckingham	500
″	Toynton Supra	1,100
″	Willoughton	2,600
1769	Atterby, Smitterby and Waddingham	3,000
″	Barnolby le Beck	1,200
″	Beckenham and Sutton
″	Claypole
″	North Hickham
″	Ingham	2,000
″	Sudbrooke (Ancaster P.)	1,200
″	South Willingham	1,800
″	Waltham	2,250
1770	Benniworth	2,292
″	Great Carlton	2,000
″	Matton	1,180
″	Navenby	2,800
″	Scawby	2,500
″	Waddington, 195 oxgangs	3,500
″	Winterton, 2,000 A. F., 360 A. M., 1,000 A. P.	3,360
″	Westborough cum Doddington
″	Welton (near Louth)
1771	West Ashby	3,000
″	Boothby Graffoe	1,600
″	Bishop Norton	1,700
″	South Reston	500
1772	Hammeringham	1,000
″	West Halton
″	Moorby and Wilksby	1,000
″	Great Paunton	*3,000
″	Middle Raisin	4,000
″	Stainby	1,380
″	Low Toynton	373
″	Welton	3,000
1773	Brinkhill	600
″	Goxhill	7,000
″	Hemingby	2,600
″	Hackonby	2,000	{147,482}
″	Helpringham	3,000
″	Haltham and Roughton	2,000
″	Horsington	1,500
″	East Keal	900
″	Toynton All Saints and St. Peter	1,000
″	Thorpe on the Hill	1,700
″	Whitton	1,200
″	West Willoughby, 34 oxgangs and large common	*1,000
1774	Ibstock	1,200
″	Ludborough
″	Owmby	1,600
″	Potterhamworth	3,000
″	Spridlington	2,400
″	Timberland	2,500
″	Wilsford	2,400
″	West Keal	1,000
″	Wroot	700
1775	Fulletby	2,000
″	Quadring, 70 A. F., &c., 2,400 A. fen	2,470
1776	Asterby and Goulesby	2,600
″	Gunby and North Witham	1,650
″	North and South Killingholme	5,000
″	Nocton	4,500
″	Raithby, nr. Spilsby	600
″	Upton, 1430 A. F., 1150 A. P.	2,580
″	Welby, 970 A. F.	*1,200
″	Nettleham	3,000
1777	Brampton	1,060
″	Candlesby	900
″	Hatherne	1,300
″	Kirnington	1,800
″	Leadenham	3,000
″	Metheringham	5,000
″	South Winstead	1,700
″	South Sturton	1,500
″	Surfleet, 1,240 A. fen., 300 A. F., &c.	1,540
1778	Hackthorne	2,660
″	Ruskington	3,000
″	Thimbleby	1,200
1779	Amcotts	1,300
″	Brattleby	1,050
″	Huttoft, 1,200 A. F., 670 A. P.	1,870
″	Market Raisin	725	{229,787}
″	Willingham	1,500
1780	Ligburn	1,213
1785	Donnington upon Baine	1,600
1786	Canwick	2,240
1787	Dorrington	1,800
1788	Swaby and Belleau	1,500
″	North and South Rauceby	5,450
1789	Denton	2,650
″	Normanby next Spittal	1,700
1791	Nettleton	3,600
″	Ludford	2,400
1792	Hemswell	2,220
″	Tealby	2,600
″	Uffington	2,600
″	Wood Enderby	600
″	Welton in the Marsh
1793	Allington	900
″	Barton upon Humber	5,770
″	Covenham	1,600
″	Dunston	1,220
″	Greetham	1,000
″	Kirton in Lindsey	4,600
1794	Althorpe	380
″	Long Bennington and Foston	3,860
″	Bottisford and Yadlethorpe	1,750
″	Faldingworth	2,400
″	South Kelsey	3,200
″	Martin	550
″	Skillington	1,950
″	New Sleaford and Holdingham	2,000
″	South Witham	1,646
1795	Grantham	1,688
″	Hagworthingham	800
″	Londonthorpe	680
″	Osmournby, Newton and Scott Willoughby	1,600
″	Owmby	580
″	Ropsley and Little Hamby	4,000
″	Scartho	1,200
″	Swarby	1,000
1796	Caistor	390
″	Hibaldstowe	3,800
″	Luddington and Garthorpe	1,200
″	Scredington	2,800
″	North and South Stoke	1,200
″	Tattershall, Thorpe and Kirkby super Bane		{317,224}
1797	Barrow	4,700
″	Blankney and Scopwick	3,850
″	Greatford	850
″	Swayfield and Corby
1798	Messingham and East Butterwick	5,000
″	Mavis Enderby	800
1800	Barholm	930
″	Braceborough	1,110
″	Wrawly cum Brigg	2,450
1801	Belchford	2,300
″	Little Bytham and Ormby	1,500
″	West Deeping and Tallington	2,000
″	South Ferriby	1,500
″	East Halton	2,500
″	Langtoft and Baston	2,100
″	Sotby	1,000
″	Scremby	550
″	Ashby	1,830
″	Louth	1,854
		354,048
1802	Kelby, Aiseby and Oseby	2,500
″	Thurlby, 1,100 A. F., 1,100 A. fen	2,200
″	Coningsby	1,750
″	Saxelby	1,200
1803	Burton and West Halton	1,400
″	Boultham	636
″	Kirkby cum Osgodby	1,350
″	Rippingale and Kirkby Underwood, 2,150 A. F., 2,032 A. fen	4,182
″	West Rasen	1,240
″	Salesby with Thoresthorpe	680
″	Castle Bytham	2,500
″	Horncastle	1,000
″	Lincoln	1,500
″	Stowe, Sturton and Bransly	2,000
1804	Carlby and Aunby	*1,220
″	Fulbeck	1,300
″	Great and Little Gonerby and Manthorpe	4,000
″	Hogsthorpe and Mumby cum Chapel	2,590
″	Skellingthorpe	2,000
1805	Anderby	730	{35,978}
″	Colsterworth	3,500
″	Mareham on the Hill	656
″	Mauten
″	Swallow	2,550
1806	Easton	1,000
″	East Kirkby	375
″	Market Deeping and Deeping St. James	2,000
1807	Crosby
″	Ashby de la Laund	1,500
″	Waith
″	Yarburgh	900
1808	Scotter	4,500
1809	Croxton	1,300
″	Friskeney
1810	Boston (with old enclosures)	1,338
″	Fishtoft, 2,795 A. F., and old enclosure, 95 A. P.	2,890
″	Sibsey
″	Withcall	2,700
″	Leverton, 410 A. F. and M., 135 A. P.	545
″	Leake
1811	Ashby juxta Partney	500
″	Cabourne	2,700
″	Little Ponton (with old enclosures)	1,980
″	Thrusthorpe and Hannah cum Hagnaby	540
1813	Crowle
″	Haburgh	2,500
″	North Kelsey	3,000
″	Witham on the Hill	2,400
1814	Thorseway	2,600
1815	Benington		{77,952}
1815	Grasby	500
″	Manby	500
1817	Fulstrow	1,900
1818	Skirbeck
″	Welsthorpe	800
″	Ulceby with Fotherington	1,026
1819	Alvingham	1,300
″	Cumberworth	580
″	Firsby
1824	Ulceby	3,500
1825	Appleby	950
1826	Farlesthorpe	390
1827	Great Grimsby	1,000
1842	Clee
		90,398

Enclosed under the General Inclosure Act, 1845.
Date of   Act.	Date of Award.	Parish.	Area.
1855	1858	North Cotes	520
Lincoln and Rutland.
1871	1875	Stamford and Tinwell, total area 1,621 A., in Lincoln	811
			1,331

	Acres.
Before 1802	354,048
1802–1845	90,398
After 1845	1,331