Fordington, Dorset, England

Boundary. Being that part bounded on the North by another part of the Parish of Fordington, on the South by another part of the same Parish, on the East by the Parish of West Stafford and on the West by another part of the Parish of Fordington.

Contents comprising all such parts of the the Parish of Fordington as are known by the name of Holloway and Cuckolds Row - including Standfast and the House at the back of the Church Mr George PLUMMER's House, Mrs CAREY's Houses and the houses at the back of Cuckolds Row (But not the Coffee Tavern) , Fordington Mill, Little Britain, the houses at the Cross occupied by Mr NORMAN and others, Mr HAYNES newly built cottages, East Street (now called Loud's Road) , Louds Mill, Syward Lodge, and the cottage adjoining, The Railway Cottage near thereto, Mr Thomas HARDYS House, Wareham House, and Louds Turnpike House.

The whole being within the Parliamentary Diocese of South Dorset, the Municipal Borough of Dorchester. The Dorchester Urban Sanitary District and the Ecclesiastical Parish of Saint George Fordington.