MIDDLESEX.

Date.	Enclosure.	Area    enclosed.
1774	Laleham
1780	Ickenham
1789	Stanwell	3,000
1795	Hillingdon and Cowley, 3 F’s.
1799	Teddington	883
1800	Edmonton	1,231	{5,114}
1800	Hanworth, Feltham and Sunbury, 1,500 A. F., 1,700 A. P.	3,200
1801	Enfield	3,540
		11,854
1803	Harrow
1804	Ruislip
1805	Harmendsworth	1,100
1809	Echelford or Ashford	1,200
″	Hayes	2,000
1811	Hampton
1812	Hillingdon	1,400
1813	Greenford	640
″	Hanwell	350
″	Great Stanmore, all F.	216
″	East Bedfont	1,100
″	Isleworth, Heston and Twickenham	2,470
1815	Willesden	560
1818	Cranford	395	{11,431}
1819	Harlington	820
1824	West Drayton
1825	Northolt
		12,251

Enclosed under the General Enclosure Act, 1845.
Date of   Act.	Date of Award.	Parish.	Area.
1848	1851	Littleton	625

	Acres.
Before 1802	11,854
1802–1845	12,251
After 1845	625

MONMOUTH.

Date.	Enclosure.	Area    enclosed.
1776	Ifton	780

Enclosed under the General Enclosure Act, 1845.
Date of   Act.	Date of Award.	Parish.	Area.
1852	1854	Undy	128
″	″	Caldicot	243	{471}
1858	1859	Magor	142
			513

	Acres.
Before 1802	780
After 1845	513
	1,293

NORFOLK.

Date.	Enclosure.	Area    enclosed.
1755	Brancaster	2,350
″	Swanton, Morley and Worthing	1,400
1760	Litcham	600
1762	Snettisham (half year inclosures)	5,000
1766	Carlton Forehoe and Kimberley
1767	Sherborn	1,600
1769	Hilborowe, 2,600 Infields and Outfields	3,020
1772	Fineham	2,450
″	Roudham		{16,420}
1774	Beetley, Great Bittering and Grassenhall	1,130
″	Barton Bendish	4,370
″	Tottington, 1,710 A. F., 1,300 A. P.	3,010
″	Weeting	4,450
1777	Little Cressingham, 300 A. F., 467 A. P.	767
″	Carlton Rode	3,000
1779	Dersingham	2,000
″	Grimston	4,000
1780	Foulden	3,000	{42,147}
1780	Heatcham	4,000
″	Salthouse and Kelling	1,490
″	Tottenhill and West Briggs	1,400
1781	Great Ringstead	3,000
1785	Ashill, 900 A. F., 1,000 A. P.	1,900
1786	Tichwell
1793	Marham	3,700
″	Stiffkey and Morston
1794	Little Dunham, 1,300 A. F., 400 A. P.	1,700
″	Shouldham and Garboise Thorpe	5,570
″	Thornham
1795	Bintry and Twyford
″	Great Hockham
″	East Lexham and Great Dunham
″	Sedgeford
1796	Northwold
″	Reymerstone, Letton, Cranworth and South Barrow
″	Sherington
1797	Acle
″	Saham Toney
1798	Hethersett
1799	North Ellingham
″	Hovingham and Marsham, 297 A. F., 1,400 A. P.	1,697
″	Keninghall
″	Ransworth
″	Shropham
″	Upton and Fishley
1800	Cawston
″	Forsford, Horsham and Newton St. Faith’s
″	Ovington
″	Ludham
1801	Alburgh and Wortwell
″	Blofield and Hemblington
″	Boughton
″	Great and Little Cressingham
″	East Harling
″	Happisburgh and Lessingham
″	Holme Hale and West Bradenham	3,900	{70,504}
1801	Mattishall	1,100
″	Thorpe Abbotts
″	Walton and Carbrooke
″	Burgh and Billockby
″	Downham Market, Wimbocham and Bexwell
″	Hickling
″	Potter Higham	300
″	South Walsham
		71,904
1802	Ellingham, Broome, Kirby Cane and Geldestone
″	Filby
″	Gooderstone	3,000
″	East Tuddenham
″	Catfield and Sutton
″	Runham
1803	Aslacton
″	Whitwell and Hackford	225
1804	Brigham
″	Crimplesham	2,000
″	Sporle and Palgrave
″	Thetford
″	Waborne
1805	Brunstead
″	Briningham, Stody and Brinton
″	Great and Little Fransham and North Pickenham	4,000
″	West Newton
″	Palling
″	Scoulton
″	Winterton, East and West Somerton
″	Methwold	7,375
1806	Hackford	850
″	Weasenham and Wellingham
″	Griston
″	Moundford	1,000
″	Little Snoring
″	Sparham and Billingford
″	Wymondham
″	Wormegay
1807	Stalham
″	Martham		{18,450}
″	Repps with Bastwick and Eccles near the Sea
″	Holt and Letheringsett
″	Pentney
1808	Cley next the Sea
″	Claxton and Rockland
″	Fulmodeston, Stibbard and Ryburgh
″	Neatishead
″	Twetshall
″	North Walsham and Felmingham
″	Bawdswell and Ling
″	Bodham
″	Gaywood and Mintlyn
″	Wicklewood	1,500
″	Walsingham and Houghton next Walsingham
1809	Barton Turf
″	Bunwell
″	North Creake
″	Forncett
″	Sherringham
″	Strumpshaw and Surlingham
″	Swanton, Abbot, Lamas and Buxton
″	Thurlton, Haddiscoe and Thorpe next Haddiscoe
1810	Gayton
″	Hemsby
″	Hardley and Langley
″	Thuxton
″	Great Plumstead and Postwick
″	Thorne
″	Yaxham, Westfield, Whinbergh and Garvestone
1811	Bathley
″	Drayton, Banburgh and Hellesden
″	Gressenthall and Great Bittering
″	Mattishall Bergh
″	Great Snoring
″	Welborne
″	Barnham Broome and Bickerstone
″	Fundenhall and Ashwelthorpe		{19,950}
1811	Scarning, Hoe, Worthing and Dillington
1812	Earsham, Ditchingham and Edenham
″	Honingham	160
″	Witton Bacton, Edingthorpe and Paston
″	Attleburgh
″	Congham c. Brandon Parva or Little Brand
″	Caston
″	Deopham
″	Hempstead
″	Horsey
″	Rockland
″	Mysingset Stanfield and Horningtoft
″	Barford
1813	Croxton
″	Morley
″	Seething, Kirkstead, Mundham and Sisland
″	Tasburgh
″	Wramplingham
″	Woodton	90
″	Feltwell
″	Geist
″	Hardingham
″	Rollesby
″	Stow Bedon
1814	Suldey	200
″	Skeyton, Burgh next Aylesham and Tottington
″	Wendling
″	East Bradenham
″	Foxley
″	Hockwold cum Wilton
″	Middleton
1815	Hindringham
″	Langham
″	Necton
″	South Runcton and Holme
″	Smallburgh
″	Stoke, Wretton, Wereham and Winnold
″	Thompson
1816	Larling
1817	Hempnall
1818	Great Melton		{20,400}
1818	East Rudham, West Rainton and Helhoughton
1820	Blo’ Norton
″	Blakeney, Wiverton and Glandford
″	Holme next the Sea
″	Tibenham and Moulton
1821	Little Barningham and Calthorpe	*60
1825	Hockering and Morton	400
″	Weston
1827	Thursford and Kettlestone
1828	Belaugh, Scottow, Little Hautbois and Hoveton St. Peter
1829	North Elmham
″	Gunthorpe	90
″	Sculthorpe
1836	West Runeton
1837	Ashby and Hellington
1839	West Beckham and Alby
1840	Garboldisham, 226 A. F., 10 A. M., 680 A. P.	916
″	Freethorpe, Limpenhoe and Reedham	100	{21,966}
1841	Bodingham
″	Elsing
1842	Ormesby and Scratby
		21,966

Enclosed under the General Enclosure Act, 1845.
Date of   Act.	Date of Award.	Parish.	Area.
*	1851	Feltwell	860
1849	1852	Brandiston, Haverland and Swannington	490
*	1854	Heacham	213
1857	1860	Cossey	810
1859	1863	Docking	4,640
1863	1869	Swaffham	5,160
			12,173

	Acres.
Before 1802	71,904
1802–1845	21,966
After 1845	12,173

NORTHAMPTON.

Date.	Enclosure.	Area    enclosed.
1727	Grafton, 4 common fields 272 A., 1 common	318
1733	Chipping Warden, 63½ yl.	1,964
1743	Great Brington	4,000
1745	Faxton, 23½ yl.	1,170
1749	Wakerley and Wittering
1750	Nether Hoyford, Stow with Nine Churches and Bingbrooke, 39 yl. F.	*1,365
1751	Farthingstone, 47½ yl.	*1,662
1752	Drayton, 42½ yl.	*1,487
1753	Hinton, 30 yl.	*1,050
1754	Welton, 72 yl.	*2,520
1755	Norton by Daventry, 25¾ yl.	*901
1756	Boughton and Pitford, 85½ yl.	*2,993	{19,430}
1758	Upper and Lower Boddington	3,000
″	Helmdon, 70 yl.	1,550
″	Woodford, 30½ yl.	*1,067
1759	Ecton, 103 yl.	*3,605
″	Slapton, 38 yl.	*1,330
1760	Blakesley, 64 yl.	2,000
″	West Farndon, 20 yl.	*700
″	Marston St. Lawrence, 48 yl.	*1,680
″	Sulgrave, 71 yl.	*2,485
1761	Eydon, 28 yl.	*980
″	Morton Pinkney, 42 yl. F., 1,200 A. P.	*2,460
″	Wappenham, 52 yl.	*1,820
1762	Towcester Wood, Burcott and Caldecott	2,000	{44,107}
1763	Woodford	2,000
1764	Everdon, 43¾ yl.	1,930
″	Guilsborough, Coton and Nortoft 20¾ yl.	1,337
″	West Hadden, 48 yl.	*1,680
″	Ledgers Ashby, 32¾ yl.	*1,146
″	Newnham, 48½ yl.	1,580
″	Warksworth, 55½ yl.	1,700
1765	Long Buckby	3,800
″	Denford	1,450
″	Hardingstone and Cotton, 79½ yl.	*2,783
″	Spratton	2,200
″	Syresham, 61 yl.	*2,135
″	Twywell	1,000
″	Wellingborough, 80 yl. F.	4,000
1766	Great Doddington, 56 yl.	*1,960
″	Hinton in the Hedges, all F.	1,330
″	Harleston, 28½ yl.	*1,000
″	Kingsthorp	1,743
″	Thenford or Fenford, 33 yl.	750
1767	Arthingworth	1,400
″	Cosgrave, 1700 A. F., 130 A. P.	1,830
″	Old or Would, 49 yl.	2,000
″	Great Oxendon	1,300
1769	Knuston
″	Middleton Cheney, upper and lower, 41 yl.	*1,435
1770	Denton	700
1771	Earl’s Barton	2,400
″	Lowick	1,150
″	Pattishall, Eastcote, Astcote and Darlescote	2,500
″	Slipton	560
″	Weedon or Weston, 58½ yl. F., 1600 A. P.	*3,647
″	Watford and Murcott	1,250
1772	Astrop, 77 yl.	*2,695
″	Aldwinckle	2,000
″	Charlton, 59 yl.	1,000
″	Denshager	900
″	Moulton	2,600
″	Thorpe Achurch	1,500
1773	East Hadden	1,530
″	Irchester, Wellingborough and Great Doddington		{112,028}
1774	Duddington	800
″	Harringworth	1,600
″	Hellidon	1,500
″	Hollowell	425
″	Staverton	2,400
″	Warmington	3,000
1775	Braunston	2,300
″	Cranford, 22½ yl.	*787
″	Pottersbury and Cosgrave
″	Scaldwell	1,000
1776	Clipston and Newbold, 84 yl.	2,900
″	Crick	3,000
″	Dustin	1,500
″	Desborough	1,890
″	Walgrave	1,850
″	Weedon Beck	1,700
″	Yelvertoft	2,000
″	Yardley Hastings	1,630
1777	Grafton Underwood	1,229
″	Holcot	1,300
″	Killesby, 36¼ yl.	2,200
″	Mears Ashby	1,400
″	Thorpe Malsor	600
″	Tansor	1,300
″	Welford	1,800
″	Whitton, Norton and Brockhall	1,060
″	Nassington, Yarwell, Apethorpe and Woodnewton	3,800
1778	Bulwick	1,400
″	Titchmarsh	3,000
″	Great Billing, 48½ yl.	*1,697
″	Braybrooke	1,500
″	Barby	2,200
″	Byfield and Westrup	2,500
″	Floore	1,800
″	Harpole	1,800
″	Isham	1,400
″	Maidford, 28 yl.	700
″	Northampton Fields	840
″	Rushden	3,500
″	Wooton, 50 yl.	1,800
1779	Bugbrooke	1,500
″	Badby	1,500
″	Little Bowden, 51 yl.	1,350
″	Evenly	1,200
″	Kislingbury, 80¼ yl.	1,708
″	Milton, Malsor and Collingtree, 70¾ yl.	2,000
″	Woodend	600	{190,994}
1780	Brixworth, 102¾ yl.	2,700
″	East Farndon, 45 yl.	1,400
″	Tiffield	1,100
″	Grendon	1,600
″	Thrapstone	1,060
1781	Little Harrowden, 48½ yl.	1,500
1782	Great and Little Crexton, 28¾ yl.	1,200
″	Piddington and Hackleton	1,500
1786	Broughton
1788	Wollaston, 89 yl.	2,760
1790	Polebrooke	1,400
1792	Aynho, 45 yl.	*1,575
″	Great and Little Weldon	2,400
1793	Orston and Thorston	2,200
″	Wadenhoe	675
1794	Lamport and Hanging Houghton	539
1795	St. Martin Stamford Baron	600
″	Ravensthorpe	1,400
1796	Ufford with Ashton and Bainton	2,700
″	Whitfield
1797	Raunds	4,700
″	Whittlebury	670
1798	Bozeat	2,268
″	Wilbarston, 60 yl.	1,200
1799	Queen’s Norton and Duncott	1,400
″	Grasthorpe	350
1800	Barnack with Pilsgate	2,500
″	Islip	1,300
″	Newton Bromshold	820
1801	Chelston cum Caldecott	1,700
″	Wilby, 29 yl.	1,000
		237,211
1802	Daventry	1,600
″	Hargrave	1,350
″	Hannington	800
″	Weston by Welland and Sutton Bassett, 70 yl.	*2,450
1803	Great Addington	1,100
″	Braddon	700
″	Burton Latimer	3,000
″	Werrington and Walton	2,450
1804	Kettering	2,300
″	King’s Sutton	1,200
1805	Cranford St. John	897	{17,847}
1805	Thingden or Finedon	3,000
1806	Ashley	1,200
1807	Oundle and Ashton	2,600
″	Croughton, 54 yl.	*1,890
″	Warkton, Little Oakley and Luddingham	2,418
″	Weekly and Geddington	2,160
1808	Blisworth	1,500
″	Irthlingborough	3,500
″	Orlingbury	1,300
1809	Longthorpe (with old enclosures)	1,240
″	Rothersthorpe	1,200
″	King’s Cliffe	1,100
″	Maxey with Deepingate, Northborough, Glinton w. Peakirk Elton and Kelpstone
1811	St. John Peterborough
1812	Cold Higham w. Grimscote and Potcote	1,150
″	Rothwell (with old enclosures)	3,200
1813	Calterstock cum Glapthorn	1,500
″	Marston Trussell (with old enclosures)	1,200
1814	Quinton	504
1815	Cottingham cum Middleton	1,750
1817	Easton on the Hill	3,000
1819	Aldrington	680
″	Paulerspury with Heathencote	2,500
1820	Eye	800
″	Naseby	*2,000
1823	Abthorpe	280
1827	Little Houghton, Brafield in the Green and Cocknoe	2,500
1829	Brackley	1,318
″	Corby	1,035
1830	Little Addington	1,160
1834	Stanwick	1,275
1838	Higham Ferrers
1839	Ringstead
1840	Stoke Bruern and Shuttlehanger
1841	Barnack w. Pilsgate and Southorpe
″	Collyweston
		66,807

Enclosed under the General Enclosure Act, 1845.
Date of   Act.	Date of Award.	Parish.	Area.
1864	1867	Lutton	754
1895	1898	Castor and Ailesworth	3,500	{4,254}
1901	—	Sutton	450
			4,704

	Acres.
Before 1802	237,211
1802–1845	66,807
After 1845	4,704

NORTHUMBERLAND.

Date.	Enclosure.	Area    enclosed.
1740	Gunnerton, Ingrounds 1,300 A., Out 1,000 A.	2,300
1757	West Matfen, 1,250 A. F., 50 A. P.	1,300
1776	Corbridge	5,300
1784	Elrington	757
		9,657
1804	Simonburn, 40 A. F. and M., 3,000 A. P.	3,040	{3,040}
1809	Simonburn, 300 A. F., 5,000 A. P.	5,300
1812	Ovingham	2,951
1844	Haltwhistle Common, 1,360 A., also certain lands called Rig or Dale lands	1,400
		12,691

	Acres.
Before 1802	9,657
1802–1845	12,691

NOTTINGHAM.

Date.	Enclosure.	Area    enclosed.
1759	Barton and Clifton	1,500
″	Everton, 1,300 A. P.	*2,000
″	Staunton
1760	Costock or Cortlingstoke	710
″	Broughton Sulney	2,000
″	Coddington	1,780
″	Clifton
″	Hawksworth
″	Hayton	1,260
″	Nusson, 900 A. F., 860 A. M., 2,000 A. P.	3,760
1765	Carlton upon Trent
″	Lowdham	2,500
″	Wilford	1,100
1766	Balderton
1767	Carlton in Lindrick	2,492
″	Farndon
″	Lenton and Radford	1,000
″	Ruddington	2,700
1768	Burton Joyce and Bulcoate	1,600	{24,402}
″	Epperstone	1,000
″	Rempstone (Rampton)	1,230
1769	Blidworth, 200 A. F., 3,300 A. P.	3,500
″	Hucknal Torkard	1,200
1770	Mattersey	2,300
″	Normanton upon Soar	1,100
1771	North Muskham Holme and Bathley	3,000
″	Misterton	500
″	Stapleford and Brancote	1,100
1772	Laneham
1773	Cromwell
1774	Finningley	7,000
″	West Redford	900
″	Sutton St. Ann’s, 50½ yl.	1,200
1775	Flintham
″	Hickling, 2,100 A. F., 800 A. P.	2,900
″	Normanton and Southwell		{51,332}
″	Scrooby	1,350
″	Sutton cum Lound	4,000
1776	Beckingham	2,000
″	Clareborough and Welham	1,180
″	Sutton Bonnington, 32½ yl.	800
″	Screveton, one F.	350
1777	Bleasby
″	Farnsfield
″	Halam and Edingley
″	Winthorpe	5,000
1778	Kersall	800
1779	Calverton
1780	Scarrington and Oslacton
1787	Cropwell Butler and Cropwell Bishop
″	Ratcliffe upon Trent	1,500
″	Trowell, 72 oxgangs, 680 A. F., 252 A. P.	1,012
1789	Arnould	2,500
″	Whatton	1,700
1790	North Collingham, 740 A. F., 674 A. M., 160 A. P.	1,574
″	Cotgrave	2,365
″	Clayworth	2,000
1792	Basford, 160 A. F. and M., 1,200 A. P.	1,360
″	Lambley, 60 A. F., 600 A. P.	660
″	Syerston	500
″	Gedling, Stoke, Bardolph and Carlton	*4,300
1793	Granby and Sutton
″	Willoughby on the Wolds	1,700
1795	Caunton	823
″	North Leverton and Habblesthorpe	1,400
″	South Leverton	1,600
″	East Stoke and Elston	2,500
″	Upton	1,384
″	Woodborough	1,000
1796	Gateford and Shireoaks
″	Gringley on the Hill	3,000
″	Snenton (? Shelton)	800
″	Weston	1,230
1797	Bunny	1,000
1798	Keyworth	1,500
″	Great Leke	3,000
1799	Harworth	1,300
″	Tuxford	1,700	{110,220}
1800	Normanton upon Trent	750
″	Ordsall, 200 A. F., 210 A. M. & P.	410
″	Wysall	1,100
″	Newark upon Trent	400
		112,880
1802	Blyth and Harworth
″	Cropwell	1,500
″	Runskill and Scrooby	1,300
″	Walkeringham
1803	Dunham and Ragnal, 900 A. F., 200 A. M., 330 A. P.	1,430
″	Sutton upon Trent	1,800
″	Tollerton	440
1804	Alverton	400
″	Gotham	1,800
1805	Plumptree	1,770
1806	Beeston	840
1807	Barnby
″	Elton	900
1808	Gamston	520
″	West Markham
″	Strelley and Bilborough	400
1809	Eaton	796
1810	East Markham
1814	Headon cum Upton
1818	Warsop, 344 A. F., 1,400 A. P., M. I.	*1,800
1819	East Drayton	700
1821	Nolesby, Kirton and Egmonton
1822	Sturton and Littleborough, 455 A. P.	*900
1826	Norwell, M. I.	1,300
		18,596

Enclosed under the General Enclosure Act, 1845.
Date of   Act.	Date of Award.	Parish.	Area.
*	1851	Girton (South Searle P.)	584
1849	1852	Oxton	1,140
1849	1854	Mansfield Woodhouse	1,545
			3,269

	Acres.
Before 1802	112,880
1802–1845	18,596
After 1845	3,269

OXFORD.

Date.	Enclosure.	Area    enclosed.
1730	Mixbury	2,400
1757	Burchester	1,200
″	Piddington, 22 yl. F., 400 A. P.	*1,060
1758	Northleigh, 52 yl. F., 600 P.	*2,160
1759	Neithrop and Wickham, 60¼ yl.	*2,109
1761	Ferringford, 32½ yl.	980
″	Wardington, Williamscott and Coton, 108 yl.	3,000
1763	Merton, F. only	740
1765	Horley and Horton, 104 yl.	2,000
″	Somerton, 48½ yl.	1,800
″	Shutford	900
1766	Adderbury, 156½ yl.	*5,477
″	Bladon, 16 yl.	*560
″	Steeple Aston, 41 yl.	1,435
″	Great Tew, 79 yl.	*2,765
1767	Chesterton, 62 yl.	*2,170
″	Kencott, 731 A. F., 232 A. P.	963
″	Sandford, 63⅝ yl.	*2,227
1768	Shipton upon Charwell	1,100
1769	Chipping Norton and Salford, 185½ yl.	*6,572
″	Wootton, 40 yl.	*1,400
1770	Blackbourton, 41½ yl.	*1,452
″	Westwell, 39 yl. F., 400 A. P.	1,300
1771	Swalcliffe	1,000
1772	Epwell, 27 yl.	1,400
″	Handborough, 51 yl.	*1,785
″	Heath, 39¼ yl.	800
1773	Burford	800
″	Hook Norton and Southtop, 112½ yl.	5,000
″	Broad Sibford or South Gower and Burdrup	2,000
″	Stanton Harcourt
1774	Copredy	1,550
1775	Burcott (Dorchester P.) 32½ yl.	*1,137
″	Broadwell and Filkins
″	Brize Norton
″	Great Rolewright, 70 yl.	*2,450
″	Upper and Lower Tadmarten, 81 yl. (one field)	2,000
1776	Alkeston, 1 F., 38 yl.	1,000
″	Blackthorn, 39¾ yl.	1,850	{68,542}
1777	Great and Little Bourton, one F.	1,500
″	Stanton St. John, 50 yl.	*1,750
1779	Bucknell	800
″	Dean
″	Idbury	1,072
1780	Stratton Audley and Caversfield, 37¼ yl.	2,200
1783	Hanwell	*2,000
1787	Coggs
″	Goring
″	Sarsden, Churchill, Lyneham, Merriscourt and Finescourt	4,140
1788	Little Faringdon
1789	Sibford Ferris, 41 yl.	950
1791	Oddington
1792	South Leigh
1793	Little Barford
″	Burchester King’s End	1,200
″	Dunstew
″	Milcomb, 1 F., 56½ yl.	1,695
″	Stoke Lyne and Fewcott
″	Little Tew, all F., 40½ yl.	*1,215
1794	Burford
″	Southnewington
1795	Westcot Barton and Middle Barton, 84 yl.	*2,940
″	Wigginton, 37½ yl.	*1,312
1796	Alvescott
″	Hampton Poyle
1797	Mollington, 40½ yl.	1,150
1798	Kelmscott
1799	Bloxham
″	Cassington and Worton
″	Ensham	1,000
″	Wendlebury	1,160
″	Whitchurch
1801	Drayton	270
″	Lower Heyford and Calcot	1,700
″	Headington
″	Stonesfield
		96,596
1802	Baldwin Brightwell	977
″	Swerford	1,200
″	Spelsbury		{2,177}
1803	Broughton	600
″	Wroxton and Balscot
1804	Islip
″	Shuttington	660
1805	Shirburn, 920 A. F., 261 A. P.	1,181
1807	Fritwell	1,900
″	Deddington and Great Barford
1808	Watlington
1809	Wheatley, 60 A. P.	*100
1810	Launton
″	Culham	1,160
″	Kidlington
″	Lewknow and Portcomb
″	Newington	636
1811	East and West Chadlington and Chilson	3,800
″	Garsington
″	Kirtlington
1812	Bampton
1813	Swinbrooke	800
1814	Ambrosden
1817	Fulbrook	1,500
″	Iffley	800
1818	Noke
1820	Great Haseley	500
1821	Taynton	1,800
″	Witney	500
1823	Thame and Sydenham
1827	Beckley
1829	St. Giles, Oxford
1831	Woolvercot	550
1832	Aston Rowant
″	Caversham	600
1836	Baldon (Marsh and Toot)
1838	Curbridge	1,500
1840	Great Milton	1,300
1841	Upper Heyford
1842	Britwell
1843	Grafton
″	Chalgrove
		22,064

Enclosed under the General Enclosure Act, 1845.
Date of   Act.	Date of Award.	Parish.	Area.
1846	1849	Milton (Shipton under Wychwood P.)	1,960
*	1849	Fencot and Murcot (Charlton upon Otmoor P.)	1,005
1849	1852	Pyrton	640
1850	1852	Shipton under Wychwood	1,710
1848	1853	Warborough	1,520
1849	1853	Standlake, Brighthampton and Hardwicke	2,860
1849	1853	Cowley	1,000
1850	1853	Southstoke cum Woodcote	1,765
1848	1854	Chinnor	1,000
″	″	Cottisford and Hethe	1,210
1854	1856	South Weston	470
*	1858	Charlton Field (Charlton upon Otmoor)	595
1855	1858	Horsepath	900
1859	1861	Drayton	900
″	″	Dorchester	1,000
″	1862	Ramsden	488
1852	1863	Bensington, Berwick Salome, and part of Ewelme	2,450
1860	1864	Cheekendon	590
			22,063
Berkshire and Oxford.
See above. 2 Acts, for Oxford 1515 A.			1,515
			23,578

	Acres.
Before 1802	96,596
1802–1845	22,064
After 1845	23,578