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• If you are looking for hills, rivers, castles ... or pretty much anything other than the "places" where people live and lived, you need to look in our collection of Historical Gazetteers. This contains the complete text of three gazetteers published in the late 19th century — over 90,000 entries. Although there are no descriptive gazetteer entries for placenames exactly matching your search term (other than those already linked to "places"), the following entries mention "LEICESTER FRITH":

  Place name	County	Entry	Source
  BLABY	Leicestershire	Frith, Glenfield-Frith, Leicester-Forest East, Leicester-Forest West, the Knoll and Bassett House, and parts of the parishes of Aylestone	Imperial
  BRAUNSTONE	Leicestershire	Leicester. Post Town, Leicester. Acre. 1,610. Real property, £4,018. Pop., 197. House., 37. Braunstone Frith extra-parochial	Imperial
  Braunstone Frith	Leicestershire	Braunstone Frith , par., in S. of co. and 2 miles W. of Leicester, pop. 12.	Bartholomew
  DERBYSHIRE, or Derby	Derbyshire	Leicester, and 28 parishes, and parts of 4 others to Stafford; takes in a chapelry from Cheshire, 5 parishes from Notts, 4 parishes, part of another, and an extra-parochial tract from Leicester, 5 parishes, parts of 2 others, and an extra-parochial tract from Stafford; comprises an area of 558, 620 acres; and is divided into the districts of Derby, Belper, Shardlow, Ashborne, Chesterfield, Bakewell, Chapel-en-le-Frith	Imperial
  Glenfield Frith	Leicestershire	Glenfield Frith , par., in co. and 4 miles NW. of Leicester, 1940 ac. (including Kirkby Frith), pop. 10.	Bartholomew
  GLENFIELD FRITH	Leicestershire	FRITH , an extra-parochial tract in Blaby district, Leicestershire; 4 miles WNW of Leicester. Real property, £658. Pop., 9. Houses	Imperial
  Kirby Frith	Leicestershire	Kirby Frith , par., in co. and 3½ miles NW. of Leicester, 1940 ac. (including Glenfield Frith), pop. 15.	Bartholomew
  KIRBY-FRITH	Leicestershire	FRITH , an extra-parochial tract in Blaby district, Leicestershire; near the Leicester and Swannington railway, 3½ miles W by N of Leicester	Imperial
  Leicester Frith	Leicestershire	Leicester Frith , par., in co. and 2 miles NW. of Leicester, pop. 35.	Bartholomew
  LEICESTER-FRITH, or SHERMANS-GROUNDS	Leicestershire	LEICESTER-FRITH, or SHERMANS-GROUNDS , an extra-parochial tract in Barrow-upon-Soar district, Leicestershire; 2 miles NNW of Leicester	Imperial
  LEICESTERSHIRE, or LEICESTER	Leicestershire	Leicester. A line deflects from the Midland Counties at Syston, and goes in an easterly direction, past Melton-Mowbray, toward Oakham and Peterborough. Another line deflects from the Midland Counties near the junction with it of the line from Hitchin; and goes west-sonth-westward, past Hinckley, toward a junction with the Trent Valley line at Nuneaton. A branch line deflects from the Midland Counties in the southern vicinity of Leicester, and goes 5¾ miles west-north-westward to the vicinity of Desford. And another line goes from Leicester westward and northwestward, past a junction with the previous branch	Imperial
  NORTHUMBERLAND	Northumberland	NORTHUMBERLAND , a maritime county in the N of England; bounded, on the N W and the N, by Scotland; on	Imperial
  Shermans Grounds, or LEICESTER FRITH	Leicestershire	Shermans Grounds , or LEICESTER FRITH: which see.	Bartholomew
  TRENT (The)	Derbyshire Leicestershire Lincolnshire Nottinghamshire Staffordshire	Leicester, Notts, and Lincoln. It was known anciently as Trivona or Treonta. It ranks, in regard to length of course, the third river of England; and it drains a basin of about 4,000 square miles. It rises on Biddulph moor, on the N border of Stafford, at an elevation of about 500 feet above sea-level, and at a distance of about 154 miles, along its bed, to the sea; it goes southward, past Stoke and Stone, to Shugborough, and there receives the Sow; it goes thence southeastward, past Rugeley, to Kings-Bromley, and there receives the Blythe	Imperial

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