near Graffham in Sussex. After 1844 it was divided into the civil parishes of South Ambersham and North Ambersham. Herefordshire The county had one exclave after 1844, and three were abolished then (pre-1844 total 5, legal 5; post-1844 total 1, legal 1): Ffwddog (1). The parish of Cwmyoy in Monmouthshire included an exclave of Herefordshire called Ffwddog, (spelled "Fwthog" by the first Ordnance Survey). This was transferred to Monmouthshire in 1891. Abolished in 1844: Farlow (1). The chapelry of Farlow, in the parish of Stottesdon, transferred to Shropshire. Litton and Cascob (1). The township of Litton and Cascob, in the ancient parishes of Cascob and Presteigne, transferred to Radnorshire. Rochford (1). The chapelry of Rochford, in the parish of Tenbury, transferred to Worcestershire. Crooked Billet (1). A field of in Trelleck parish just north of Devauden, transferred to Monmouthshire. Hertfordshire The county had no exclaves after 1844, and six were abolished then (pre-1844 total 5, legal 2; post-1844 total 0): Coleshill (1). The hamlet of Coleshill (in the parish of Amersham), transferred to Buckinghamshire. Meppershall (3). The parts of the parish of Meppershall in Hertfordshire east of the village, transferred to Bedfordshire. The largest exclave, which divided the village, contained a small counter-exclave of Bedfordshire (q.v.) on the south side of Fildyke Road near the junction with Chapel Road. The other two exclaves comprised meadows on the west border of the parish, one a long strip and another tiny. Pirton (1). One of the five exclaves of the parish of Shillington, Bedfordshire in Hertfordshire contained a tiny counter-exclave of Hertfordshire belonging to Pirton. Huntingdonshire The county had two exclaves after 1844 (pre-1844 total 2, legal 2; post-1844 total 2, legal 2): Swineshead (1). The parish of Swineshead was an exclave of the county surrounded by Bedfordshire, . In 1896, the parish was transferred to Bedfordshire in exchange for the parish of Tilbrook. Tetworth (1). The civil parish of Tetworth was in two parts, the southern being an exclave of Huntingdonshire separated from the rest of the county, and the other half of the parish by a salient of Cambridgeshire. This situation remained until 1965, when the county of Huntingdon and Peterborough was formed, and parish and county boundaries were adjusted to remove the detached part. The exclave had been enlarged under the 1844 act by including part of Tetworth previously in Bedfordshire, which was a single irregularly-shaped field in the