RUTLAND.

Date.	Enclosure.	Area    enclosed.
1756	Egleton or Edgeton, F.	844
″	Tinwell	1,013
1758	Edith Weston, 32 yl.	1,200	{3,057}
1759	Thistleton	1,380
1762	Whissondine		{4,437}
1763	Greetham, 44 yl.	2,200
1768	Ketton, 2,200 A. F., 800 A. P.	3,000
1770	Uppingham (part of the common fields)	500
1772	Barleythorpe (Oakham P.), 23 yl.	1,000
″	Manton, 30 yl.	1,200
″	Wing, 40 yl.	*1,400
1773	Preston, 28 yl.	1,100
1793	Normanton	500
1794	Belton	900
″	Empingham	3,700
1795	Bridge Casterton	1,770
″	Bisbrooke and Seaton
1796	Little Casterton	700
1799	Lyddington with Caldecott and Uppingham	3,750
1800	Exton and Cottesmore	3,700
″	Ryhall with Belmesthorpe	2,500
1801	Braunston	1,500
		33,857
1803	Market Orton	800
1820	Oakham	1,900
		2,700

Enclosed under the General Enclosure Act, 1845.
Date of   Act.	Date of Award.	Parish.	Area.
1852	1854	Thorpe by Water (Seaton P.)	610
1855	1858	Seaton	1,305
1878	1881	Barrowden	1,925
″	″	North Luffenham	1,620
″	1882	South Luffenham	1,074
			6,534
Lincoln and Rutland.
See above. 1 Act, in Rutland			810
			7,344

	Acres.
Before 1802	33,857
1802–1845	2,700
After 1845	7,344

SHROPSHIRE.

Date.	Enclosure.	Area    enclosed.
1771	Donington	340
1772	Much Wenlock	630
1785	Kinnerley and Melverley
1793	Idsall or Shiffnal	700
		1,670
1807	Knockin (in 3 parishes, 6 townships)	640	{640}
1818	Bucknell and Clungunford
1819	Stanton Lacy and Bromfield	500
		1,140

	Acres.
Before 1802	1,670
1802–1845	1,140

SOMERSET.

Date.	Enclosure.	Area    enclosed.
1794	East Camell or Queen Camell	650
″	Tintinhull
1795	Cheddar, 4,000 A. P., 400 A. F.	4,400	{5,050}
1796	Woollavington, 460 A. F. 230 A. P.	690
1797	Aller, 280 A. F., 570 A. P.	950	{6,690}
″	Higham and Huish Episcopi, 1,000 A. F., 840 A. P.	1,840
″	Huish Episcopi, 1,100 A. F., 220 A. P.	1,320
″	Moorlinch, 430 A. F., 175 A. P.	605
″	Othery, 550 A. F., 600 A. P.	1,150
″	Somerton and Compton Dundon
1798	Chilton	620
″	Catcott, 350 A. F., 550 A. P.	900
″	Caddington	2,000
″	Middlezoy	1,100
1800	Huntspill, Cannington, Stockland Bristol and Stogursey
		16,225
1802	Pitney, 600 A. F., 300 A. P.	900
1803	North Perrott	220
″	Lilstock	210
1804	Kings	260
″	Keinton Mandefield
″	Alford	250
1806	Martock	1,025
1809	Congresbury, Week St. Laurence and Puxton	820
″	Long Sutton
1810	Weston super Mare	993	{4,678}
1811	Cheddar, Priddy and Rodney Stoke	1,100
1812	Charlton Horethorne	313
″	Milborne Port	800
1813	Long Ashton, 690 A. P.	*1,000
″	Uphill, 40 A. F., 340 A. P.	380
″	Wraxall, Nailsea and Burton, 1,617 A. P.	*2,000
1814	Berkeley and Standerwick	300
″	Moorlinch	350
″	Portishead
1818	Martock	278
1819	Martock in Muchelney, 596 A. F., 426 A. M., 2 A. P.	1,024
1826	Chilthorne Domer, 50 A. F., 130 A. P.	200
″	West Lyndford	400
1830	Kingsbury Episcopi, 300 A. F., 400 A. P.	700
″	Weston Zoyland and Middlezoy, all F.	500
1836	South Petherton, all F.	600
1837	Clapton
		14,623

	Acres.
Before 1802	16,225
1802–1845	14,623

STAFFORD.

Date.	Enclosure.	Area    enclosed.
1765	Elford	1,500
1770	Comberford and Wigginton	3,000
1773	Whitgreave	1,087
1783	Allstonefield, 160 A. F., 300 A. P.	460
1792	Great and Little Saredon and Great Wyrley
1794	Abbotts Bromley, 100 A. F., 900 A. P.	1,000
1798	Stone, all F.	400
1799	Pattingham and Patshull	2,500	{9,947}
1800	Stafford	470
″	Castlechurch	120
1801	West Bromwich	387
		10,924
1806	Knightley, Mill Meece, Standon	400
1807	Basford	359
1808	Checkley	500	{1,259}
1809	High Offley	142
1811	Caverswall
1812	Barton under Needlewood, Tatenhill, Yoxall, Hoarcross, Nethertown and Hampstead Ridware
1813	Upper Elkstone	400
1814	Penkridge, Cannock, Berkwick, Tiddesley		{1,801}
1816	Newcastle under Lyne, Trentham, Woodstanton, Stoke upon Trent, 600 A. F., 100 A. P.700
1834	Allstonefield	3,500
		6,001

	Acres.
Before 1802	10,924
1802–1845	6,001

SUFFOLK.

Date.	Enclosure.	Area    enclosed.
1736	Ixworth, 1 C. F., and other common land	1,300
1772	Cavenham	1,100
1776	Coney Weston	1,500
1794	Tuddenham	2,500
1796	Little Barton
1797	Barmingham
1798	Stanton
1799	Honington
″	Worlington
1801	Risby and Fornham All Saints
		6,400
1802	Great Barton
″	Fakenham	200
1803	Ixworth and Thurston (F. in Thurston only, M. in Ixworth)
1804	Iken	100
1806	Troston
″	Great Thurlow	350
1807	Exning
″	Herringswell
″	Mildenhall
″	Brandon, 2,820 A. warren	*4,000
1809	Bradwell, Belton and Fritton	1,000
″	Corton, Hopton and Gorleston	600
1811	Great Bradley	600	{6,850}
1811	Great Waddingfield cum Chilton and Great Cimard
1812	Lidgate
″	Ousden
″	Great Wratting
1813	Chevington and Chedburgh
″	Great Horningsheath and Westley
″	Icklingham
″	St. Mary in Newmarket
″	Rougham
″	Whepstead	*100
1814	Bury St. Edmunds
″	Durrington	458
″	Nettingham and Bungay Trinity
1815	Freckenham
″	Rickinghall Superior and Inferior and Hindercley
1816	Dalham	966
1817	Erriswell
″	Fornham
1818	Thelnetham
1826	Kentford
1827	Nowton	350
1829	Bardwell, 430 A. P.	*500
1833	Lakenheath	1,132
1838	Gazeley
1839	Moulton	3,000
		13,356

Enclosed under the General Enclosure Act, 1845.
Date of   Act.	Date of Award.	Parish.	Area.
*	1848	Stuston	42
1848	1853	Barrow	1,330
*	1854	Withersfield	508	{1,880}
1854	1857	Haverhill, No. 2	524
1878	1880	Orford	46
			2,450

	Acres.
Before 1802	6,400
1802–1845	13,356
After 1845	2,450

SURREY.

Date.	Enclosure.	Area    enclosed.
1779	Cobham	370
1797	Croydon, 750 A. F., 2,200 A. P.	2,950
1800	Byfleet and Weybridge
″	Walton upon Thames
1801	Ewell	1,200
″	Fetcham	620
		5,140
1802	West Horsley, 400 A. F.	*800
1803	Sutton next Woking	412
1805	Pyrford and Chertsey
1806	Cheame	1,760
1807	Thorpe	800
1808	Chertsey	2,000
″	Kingston upon Thames and Imworth, 50 A. F.	1,350
1809	Sutton
1812	Brockham and East Bletchworth
″	Beddington with Bandon, 500 A. F.	*1,000
″	Windlesham, 156 A. F., 4,000 A. P.	4,156	{12,278}
1814	Egham
1815	East and West Moulsey	700
1818	Long Ditton	400
1821	Great Bookham	700
1827	Peckham
		14,078

Enclosed under the General Enclosure Act, 1845.
Date of   Act.	Date of Award.	Parish.	Area.
1850	1853	Carshalton and Waddington	1,200
1855	1856	Barnes	24
1859	1863	Leatherhead	858
1865	1869	Epsom	414
1902	(Not by Enclosure Act) Ham		300
			2,796

	Acres.
Before 1802	5,140
1802–1845	14,078
After 1845	2,796

SUSSEX.

Date.	Enclosure.	Area    enclosed.
1799	Houghton and South Stoke, 900 A. P.	*1,400
1803	Lancing	730
″	Rustington, all F.	360
1804	Goring	307	{1,397}
″	Tottington, all F.	163
1805	Broadwater	779
1809	Angmering	234
″	Chidham
″	Warningcamp		{2,573}
1810	Amberley	2,000
″	Tellescomb, 454 A. F., 236 A. P.	690
1812	Poling, all F.	170
″	West Thorney	960
1813	Eartham	1,500
″	Warminghurst, Ashington, and Chaukton
1818	Westbourne	800
1819	Chidham, Westbourne, and Warblington	320
″	Selsey, 535 A. F., 134 A. P.	689
1821	Bosham and Funtington, 300 A. F., 530 A. P.	830
″	Tangmere	200
1826	Felpham	400
1830	Kingston near Lewes and Ilford	2,405
1841	Bury
		13,537

Enclosed under the General Enclosure Act, 1845.
Date of   Act.	Date of Award.	Parish.	Area.
*	1849	Oving	178
1868	1871	Hunston	78
			248

	Acres.
Before 1802	1,400
1802–1845	13,537
After 1845	248

WARWICK.

Date.	Enclosure.	Area    enclosed.
1726	Bobenhull	1,000
1730	Lillington
″	Welsbourne Hastings
1731	Bishop’s Tachbroke	688
″	Nuneaton and Attleborough, 76 yl.	*2,670
1732	Little Kinneton, 46½ yl.	*1,617
1733	Barston	400
″	Westbourne Hastings and Newbold Pacy, 40 yl.	1,400
1739	Pailton, all F.	900
1740	Stichall	600
1741	Brinklow	1,700
1742	Aston Cantlow, 116½ yl.	4,067
1744	Wolfamcoat	1,690
1753	Kilmorton, 16¼ yl.	*569
1755	Churchover, 32 yl.	*1,120
″	Great Harborow, 27 yl.	*945
″	Kenilworth	1,100
1756	Clifton upon Dunsmore, 20 yl.	*700
″	Radway, 36½ yl.	*1,277
″	Sow	1,400
1757	Loxley, 18½ yl.	*647
″	Morton Morrell, 35 yl.	*1,225	{25,715}
1757	Priors Hardwick, 22 yl.	*770
″	Prior’s Marston, 72 yl.	3,800
″	Wolfamcoat, 44 yl.	1,800
1758	Geydon, 42 yl.	*1,470
″	Wilncote, 4 F.’s	.
1759	Honington, 39 yl.	*1,365
″	Willoughby, 36 yl.	1,500
1760	Barford, 49½ yl.	*1,733
″	Southam, 50 yl.	2,200
1761	Exhall, 11 yl.	*365
″	Pailton, 28¾ yl.	*1,008
″	Ryton
1762	Princethorpe, 14½ yl. F.	1,000
1764	Atherstone, 24 yl.	650
″	Chilvers Coton	1,100
1765	Bourton, 20 yl.	1,300
″	Granburrow, 24½ yl.	*997
″	Snitterfield, 17¾ yl.	*621
1766	Bidford, 23½ yl.	*822
″	Haselor, 43 yl.	1,400
″	Ruyton (Bulkington P.), 10 yl.	700
1767	Cubbington, 31 yl.	*1,085
″	Wixford and Exhall, 69 yl.	*2,415	{53,816}
1768	Lemington Priors	990
1769	Willey, 13 yl.	*455
″	Bedworth, 16½ yl.	500
1770	Aulcester, 185 A. F., 450 A. P.	635
″	Bulkington	1,600
1771	Alveston, 56¾ yl.	*2,091
″	Butlers Marston, 32½ yl.	*1,137
″	Knightcot and Northend, 32¾ yl.	*1,147
″	Monk’s Kirby, 18½ yl.	*647
″	Polesworth, 24 yl.	840
″	Stretton on the Foss, 45 yl. F., 200 A. P.	*1,550
1772	Little Kington, Combrooke and Brookhampton, 19½ yl.	*682
″	St. Nicholas	1,650
″	Shilton, 15⅝ yl.	*547
1773	Rugby, 42 yl.	1,500
1774	Foleshill
″	Halford, 34 yl.	*1,190
″	Stratford upon Avon, 50 yl.	1,600
1775	Long Itchington and Bascote, 87 yl.	2,000
″	Lea Marston and Dunton	770
″	Wootton Wawen	1,900
1776	Barton and Martcleeve, 30 yl.	*1,050
″	Warmington, one F., 46 yl.	1,200
1777	Weston under Wetheley
1778	Fenny Compton	2,200
″	Napton upon the Hill, 96 yl.	3,000
″	Shuckburgh Fields, 26 yl.	880
1779	Aven Dassett	1,200
″	Brinton and Drayton, 59 yl.	1,700
″	Coleshill, 900 A. F., 1,000 A. P.	1,900
″	Harbury, 120 yl.	3,600
1781	Ilmington, 52 yl.	*1,820
1783	Burton Hastings	600
1784	Lower Brailes, 3,000 A. F., etc.	*3,500
1785	Meriden, 103 A. F., 286 A. P.	389
1786	Shottery, 38¾ yl.	1,600
1791	Stockton	1,320
1793	Shottiswell, 51 yl.	1,200
1794	Lower Pillarton, 57½ yl.	*1,802	{106,208}
1795	Upper Eatington and Fullready, 72 yl.	*2,520
″	Newton Regis and Clifton Campsville	600
″	Ratley	900
1796	Tysoe, 131 yl.	3,000
1797	Oxhill, 42 yl.	*1,470
1799	Sherborne	1,050
1801	Aston, 171 A. F. & M., 1,000 A. P.	1,171
		116,919
1802	Birbury and Marton	1,750
″	Saltley and Washwood	300
″	Whatcote
1803	Kinwarton	420
1805	Cherrington
″	Milverton
″	Whichford, Ascott and Sowerton	2,600
″	Hampton in Arden	600
1806	Polesworth and Grendon	450
1807	Norton Lindsey	600
1811	Long Compton	2,300
1812	Grafton
1813	Solihull and Hampton in Arden
1817	Leek, Wootton	1,000
″	Stuiley
1818	Brickenhill, Little Packington and Diddington
1824	Sutton Coldfield
1825	Nether Whitacre	400
1826	Wolverton	470
1831	Claverdon	60
		10,950

Enclosed under the General Enclosure Act, 1845.
Date of   Act.	Date of Award.	Parish.	Area.
1847	1851	Whitnash	1,090
1856	1860	Coventry	975
1867	1870	Crimscott and Whimpstone (Whitchurch P.)	1,170
			3,235

	Acres.
Before 1802	116,919
1802–1845	10,950
After 1845	3,235

WESTMORELAND.

Date.	Enclosure.	Area    enclosed.
1808	Bolton (certain open or common fields called Broad Ing Bartle and Star Ings, 22 A., waste 540 A.)	562
1810	Soulby, 90 A. F., 1,300 A. P.	1,390	{1,952}
1811	Kirkby in Kendal, a common open field	105
1819	Barton, 130 A. F., 1,050 A. P.	1,180
		3,237

WILTSHIRE.

Date.	Enclosure.	Area    enclosed.
1726	Compton Bassett, 1 F.
1732	Staunton	800
1741	Sherston Magna, all F.	1,000
1748	Badbury, 2 F.’s.
1749	Broad Blumsden	*700
1766	Heddington
1767	Ashen Keynes, 70 A. F., 176 A. M., 490 A. P.	736
1770	Endford	1,010
1772	Kemble and Pool	1,500
1774	Milton
″	Titcombe, 450 A. F., 395 A. P.	845
1775	Southcott, Kepnell Down, Workdown and Pewsey
1776	Liddington and Medbourn, 639 A. F., 427 A. P.	1,066
1777	Ashton Keynes
″	Earl Stoke	1,737
″	Market Lavington
1778	Ramsbury, Whitton, Eastridge and Baydon
″	Coates
″	Highworth
″	Ogbourn St. Andrews
″	Patney
1779	Chisledon, 1,230 A. F., 12 A. P.	1,242
″	Milston and Brigmerston
″	Mildenhall	*800
″	Wanborough
1780	Charlton
″	Warminster and Corsley	4,000
1781	Chicklade
1782	Kingston Deverill	2,500	{17,936}
″	Stanton St. Quintin
1783	Heytesbury	5,700
″	Netherampton, Odstock, etc.
1785	Colerne Down, 1,305 A. F., 238 P.	1,543
″	Foffint, Swallow Clift, Ebesborne Wake, Broadchalk, Bowerchalk, Alvedeston, Bishopston and Fifield
″	Berwick St. John
1788	Netherhaven	3,300
1789	Berwick St. James and Fisherton Anger	1,650
″	Urchfont and Beechingstoke
1790	Great and Little Bedwin, Preshute
″	Deverill, Longbridge, Hussey and Monkton Deverill
1792	Avebury
″	Knooke
″	Ogbourne St. George
1793	Durnford
″	Keevil, Idmaston, Fittleton and Chisenbury
″	Roundway, Bedbow, Chiltoe and Bishop’s Cannings
1795	Poulton
″	Stratton St. Margaret
″	Winterborne Earls and Allington
″	Wroughton
1796	Wroughton and Uffcot		{30,129}
1797	Allcannings and Allington
″	Great and Little Chiverill
″	Easterton
1798	Shrewton
″	Sutton Veny
″	Upton and Milton	820
1799	Oare
″	Purton
″	Stratford under the Castle and Milford
1800	Cherton
″	Shalbourne
1801	Charlton
″	Manningford Bruce
″	Wilsford
		30,949
1802	Coombe Bisset
″	West Grinstead and White Parish
″	Uphaven	3,350
″	Wilsford	800
″	Westbury, 3,900 A. F., 1,200 A. P.	5,100
1803	Upton Scudamore
1805	Aldbourn
″	Exford, Fifield, Coombe, Longstreet and East Chisenbury
″	Norton Bavant
″	Somerford Keynes	500
1806	Great Somerford, 900 A. F., 48 P.	948
1807	Mere	5,000
1808	Bishopstrow and Warminster
″	Codford St. Peter	600
1809	Bishopston
″	Chilton Foliat	400
″	West Kington	950
″	Orcheston St. George and Elston, 400 A. F., 130 A. P.	530
″	Stockton	1,500
″	Barford St. Martin, South Newton and Baverstock	2,425	{22,103}
1810	Pitton and Farley	1,500
″	Winterbourn, Stoke, and Stapleford
1811	Bidderstone and Slaughterford	293
″	Tileshead
1812	Martin	350
″	Nettleton	981
1813	Calne, Calstone, Wellington and Blackland
″	Steeple Ashton
″	Winterbourne Moncton	955
1814	Codford St. Peter
″	Broadchalk and Chilmark	3,577
″	Cricklade
″	Chirton
″	Exford
″	Overton
″	Sutton Mandeville, 375 A. F., 170 A. P.	545
1815	Bishop’s Cannings
″	Chitterne	5,784
″	Upton Lovell	1,500
1816	Crudwell
″	Downton and Britford
″	Everley
″	Roade and Ashton	2,300
1818	Berwick St. Leonards	1,100
″	Damerham South
″	Froxfield and Milton
″	Laverstock	1,211
1819	Durrington and Figheldeane
″	Malmesbury (St. Paul P.)
″	Rodborne Cheney
1820	Cherhill, Calne, Calstone, Wellington and Compton Bassett
1821	Broad Hinton and Cliffe Pypard	*350
1822	Dinton
1825	Wilton, Burcomb, Netherhampton, and Fugglestone
1827	Ham
1828	Boyton (with old enclosures)	2,300
1833	Steeple Langford	1,000
		45,849

Enclosed under the General Enclosure Act, 1845.
Date of   Act.	Date of Award.	Parish.	Area.
1848	1851	Winterborne Dauntsey	440
*	1853	Maddington	862
1852	″	Winterborne Gunner	551
″	1855	Maddington (Homanton Fields and Tenantry Down)	554	{2,407}
1863	1866	Steeple Langford	983
1865	1867	Donhead St. Mary	535
			3,925

	Acres.
Before 1802	30,949
1802–1845	45,849
After 1845	3,925

WORCESTER.

Date.	Enclosure.	Area    enclosed.
1733	Aston Magna
1736	Alderminster, 1 great C. F., 2 C. pastures, several meadows
1762	Holy Cross in Pershore	950
1763	Pirton
1765	Bretferton
″	Emload, 28 yl.	980
″	Linchwick and Norton
1771	Broadway, 90 yl.	*3,150
″	Feckenham	220
″	Hill Croome
″	Naunton Beauchamp, 13½ yl.	*472
1772	Blockley	2,300
″	Throckmorton	1,600
″	Nafford and Birlingham	*1,000
1774	Bricklehampton, 34 yl.	*1,190
″	Defford, 600 A. F.	900
″	Kidderminster	1,000
″	Upton Snodsbury, 800 A. F.	*1,000
1775	Bengworth, 39 yl.	*1,365
″	Cleeve Prior, 27 yl.	*945
″	Cutsden	800
″	Pinvin, 14½ yl.	*507
″	Wolverley	1,500
1776	Charlton, 53¼ yl.	1,864
″	Great and Little Hampton, 46 yl.	*1,610
″	Leigh	20
1778	Rouslench	1,300
1779	Cropthorne, 62 yl.	*1,860	{26,533}
1779	Himbleton	2,000
″	Grafton Flyford	864
1781	Kington	1,000
1782	Church Bench, 20 yl.	*700
1786	Harvington	*1,800
1788	Fladbury	1,700
1790	Dormstone
1795	Bishampton, 67 yl.	*2,345
″	Chattisley
″	Hanley Castle
1801	Ripple
		36,942
1802	Abbotts Morton	700
″	Broughton	446
1803	Little Cemberton
1805	Rushock
1806	Crowle
″	Wick juxta Pershore with Wick Burnel and West Waryn
1807	Queenhill
″	Broughton Hachett
″	Aldington	550
1808	Bredon
1809	Iccomb
1810	Eckington
″	Pensham in Pershore
″	Sedgeberrow
″	Tibberton
1811	Churchill		{1,696}
1811	North, South, and Middle Middleton
″	Overbury
″	Stoke Talmage	420
1812	Badsey
″	Holdfast
″	Shipton upon Stower
1813	Flyford Flavell
″	North Piddle	800
1814	Bredon
″	Inkberrow	2,200
″	Strensham, 196 A. P.	*300
″	Ombersley
1818	Great Cemberton
1819	Alvechurch	450
1825	Whiteladies Aston
1832	Fladbury
1833	Yardley	200
		6,066

Enclosed under the General Enclosure Act, 1845.
Date of   Act.	Date of Award.	Parish.	Area.
1847	1850	Newbold on Stour	957
*	1852	Welland	55
	1854	Norton juxta Kempsey (East field)	70
1855	1860	Berrow	300
1856	1863	Upton on Severn and Ripple	880
1861	1865	Armscote (Tredington P.)	954
1864	1868	Blackwell (Tredington P.)	793
			4,009

	Acres.
Before 1802	36,942
1802–1845	6,066
After 1845	4,009

YORKSHIRE, WEST RIDING.

Date.	Enclosure.	Area    enclosed.
1729	Thurnscoe	500
1757	Bishopthorpe, 200 A. F., 50 A. M., 400 A. P.	650
1759	Bolton upon Dearne	1,000
1760	Adwicke in the Street	1,000
″	Calton
1762	Rotherham, 750 A. M., 220 A. P.	*1,720
1765	Kirkhammerton, 400 A. F.	*600
″	Kimberworth (Rotherham parish)	105
″	Wadworth	2,000
1766	Marston, 950 A. F., 750 A. P.	1,700
1767	North Auston and Todwick	1,100
″	Adlingfleet, Fockerby and Haldenby, 450 A. F., 700 P.	1,150
1768	Hook	1,000
1769	Laughton en Le Morthen, 1,100 A. F., 360 A. P.	1,460
″	Sutton, 63 oxgangs	700	{14,685}
1770	Sherburn, Lennerton, Burkstone Ash, Church Fenton, Little Fenton and Biggin	3,013
″	Great Useburne, 480 A. F., 390 A. P.	870
1772	Ackworth
″	Clareton with Coneystrop and Allerton with Flaxby	480
″	Follifoot, 165 A. F., 1,100 A. P.	1,265
″	Snaith and Kellington, 1650 A. F., 922 A. P.	2,572
1773	Armthorpe
″	Arkendale, 377 A. F., 250 A. P.	627
″	Drax, all F.	150
″	Snaith and Cowick	1,160
″	Skipton and Kildwick	2,329
1774	Acombe and Holgate	2,000
″	Rawmarsh, 450 A. F., 800 A. P.	1,250	{30,401}
1775	Rigton (Kirkby Overblow P.) 2,000 A. F., 30 A. M.	2,030
1776	Cawood and Wistow	2,000
1777	Barnsley, 280 A. F., 500 A. P.	780
″	Cantley, Brampton, Bassacar and High Ellers	2,700
″	Monkbretton, 70 A. F., 300 A. P.	370
″	Thornton, 844 A. F., 307 A. P.	1,151
″	Thorner, 370 A. F., 500 A. P.	870
1778	Dinnington, 610 A. F., 203 A. P.	813
1780	Kighley, 80 A. F., 5,000 A. P.	5,080
″	Moseley and Kirk Bramwith, 220 A. F., 730 A. P.	950
1783	North Deighton	546
1784	Hextrope with Balby and Long Sandall	1,600
1786	Moor Monkton, 390 A. F., 690 A. P.	1,080
″	Methley, 500 A. F., 300 A. P.	800
″	Little Smeaton and Stubbs Walden, 440 A. F., 718 P.	1,158
1787	Spofforth	500
″	Cracoe, 77 A. F., 595 A. P.	662
1788	Featherstone, 230 A. F., 450 A. P.	680
″	Knapton, 5 F.’s	230
1789	Thorpe, 26 A. F., 700 A. P.	726
1790	Burton Leonard	273
1791	Sheffield, M. I. 30 A., 6,000 A. P.	6,030
″	Tadcaster
1792	Monk Fryston	650
″	Tockwith	900
1793	Brotherton, 286 A. P.	300
″	South Milford and Lumby	1,370
″	Jakefield, Stanley, Wrenthorpe, Alvesthorpe and Thorns	2,300	{66,950}
1794	Hoyland
″	Rufforth	770
1795	Checkheaton	210
1796	Berwick in Elmet	2,500
″	Hambleton
″	Kimberworth, 220 A. F., 250 A. P.	470
″	Mirfield, 60 A. F., 500 A. P.	560
1797	Bolton Percy	1,300
″	Dalton, 300 A. F., 150 A. P.	450
″	Hillam
″	Pontefract
1798	Ulley, 220 A. F., 100 A. P.	320
1799	Brayton, Thorpe Willoughby, Burton and Gateforth
″	Hirst Courtney
″	Long Preston, 15 F.’s, 150 A., 400 A. P.	550
″	Sandall Magna, Walton and Crigglestone	759
″	Kirkheaton	400
1800	Carlton and Camblesforth
″	Denby with Clayton West, M. I.
″	Kearley cum Netherby
″	Martin with Graffton	400
″	Womersley
″	High and Low Egbrough, Sherwood, Hatgreen and Tranmere	500
1801	Staveley
″	Skellow	600
″	Little Useburn
″	Whixley
″	Little Weeton, 1,200 A. F., 300 A. P.	1,500
″	Kettlewell and Conistree, 150 A. F. & M., 4,000 A. P.	4,150
		82,389
1802	Crofton	473
″	Hoyland Swaine
1803	Barmby upon Dunn, 600 A. F., 604 A. P.	1,204	{1,677}
″	Hemsworth	800
″	Clifford, 300 A. F., 460 A. P.	760
″	Halifax (Elland cum Greetland) 116 A. F., 600 A. P.	716
″	Kippax	890
″	Shadwell, 80 A. F., 580 A. P.	660
1804	Normanton and Woodhouse, 330 A. F., 260 A. P.	590
1805	Thresfield and Skirethorns, and Burnsal	1,690
1806	Kirk Sandall, 100 A. F., 95 A. P.	195
″	Skelton
1807	Halifax	1,900
″	Bishop Monckton, 670 A. F., 150 A. M., 300 A. P.	1,120
″	South Kirby and South Elmsall	600
″	Ossett (Dewsbury), 230 A. F., 350 A. P.	580
″	Low Dunsforth	630
″	Bramham, 680 A. F., 650 A. P.	1,330
1808	Aldbrough, 580 A. F., 396 A. M. & P.	976
″	Kirk Smeaton	900
1809	Altofts, 290 A. F., 470 A. P.	760
″	Cudworth, 54 A. F. and M. I. 190 A. P.	244
″	Horbury, 260 A. F., 100 A. P.	360
″	Purston Jackling, 100 A. F., 70 A. P.	170
″	Rothwell with Royds and Oulton with Woodlesford	450
″	Cadeby, 500 A. F. & M., 180 A. P.	680
1810	Badsworth, M. I.
″	Garforth, 520 A. F., 280 A. P.	800
″	Gowthorpe (with old inclosures)	500
″	Thorp Audlin	540
″	Wath upon Dearne, M. I.		{21,518}
1810	Rossington, 1,313 A. F., 1,070 A. P.	1,383
1811	Askham Bryan	660
″	Hatfield, Thorne and Fishlake (N.R.)	1,755
″	Langside, 30 A. F., 4,000 A. waste	4,030
″	Ecclesfield (very little F.)	14,000
1812	Darrington
1813	Fairburn	820
″	Askham Richard	220
1814	Collingham, 200 A. F., 230 A. P.	430
″	Wath upon Dearne and Rotherham, 180 A. F., 80 A. P.	260
″	Campsall, Norton and Askern	2,860
″	Frickley cum Clayton	440
″	Wickersley, 340 A. F., 200 A. P.	540
1815	Brodsworth
″	Brampton and Swinton	1,370
″	Burnsal, 9 A. F., 6,330 A. P.	6,339
1816	Arncliffe and Hawkeswick, 80 A. F. & M., 1,800 A. P.	1,880
″	Arncliffe and Kettlewell	3,000
″	Thorpe Arch and Walton
1817	Monkfryston	290
1818	Snaith	1,000
1819	Barnbrough, 800 A. F., 273 A. P.	1,073
″	Peniston, 50 A. F. & M. I., 370 A. P.	420
1827	Arksey	1,800
1828	Kirburton and Almonbury, 300 A. F., 18,000 A. P.	18,300
″	Knaresborough and Farnham, 78 A. F., 466 A. P.	544
″	Moor Monkton	600
″	Whitgift	1,000
1831	Ferry Fryston	830
1835	Ulleskelf	711
1837	Rothwell, 300 A. F., 80 A. P.	380
		88,453

Enclosed under the General Enclosure Act, 1845.
Date of   Act.	Date of Award.	Parish.	Area.
*	1849	Clapham	592
1855	1858	Conisbrough	592
1854	″	Sutton (Campsall P.)	553	{1,737}
1859	1861	Mexborough	365
			2,102

	Acres.
Before 1802	82,389
1802–1845	88,453
After 1845	2,102