K. TH.

_Vineyard_ (Vol. ii., pp. 392. 414. 446. 522.).--In reference to the

subject of the name "Vineyard" being still applied to certain places in

England, it may be curious to note that the little village of _F_ingest,

on the borders of Oxon and Bucks, was formerly called _V_ingest; and a

farm in the same parish, now known as the _F_ineing, appears on an old

tablet in the church as "the Vineing." I should add that the country

around is full of steep sunny slopes; and would be, in a warmer climate

admirably adapted for vines.

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