ncumbrance. The population of the
district, which is called Horton, is about 900, and the number of houses
137.

_Clarence Plains_--a cultivated and fertile district on the east bank of
the Derwent, nearly opposite Hobart. It contains the villages of
Rokeby, Kangaroo Point, and Bellerive.

_Cleveland_--a village in the parish of Cleveland and county of
Somerset, on the main road, 91 miles from Hobart, and 30 from
Launceston. There are a small chapel, two inns, a post and police
station, with a district constable. The police magistrate of Campbell
Town holds a court here once in a week. A branch road to the eastern
coast breaks off at the township, and Epping Forest is a short distance
on the Launceston side of it. The country near Cleveland consists
chiefly of grazing farms.

_Clyde_--a river which divides the county of Monmouth from Cumberland,
and falls into the Derwent above the township of Macquarie, about 40
miles from Hobart. It waters, together with the Dee, Ouse, Shannon, and
Jordan, a fine district of the same name.

_Coal River_--a stream rising in the northern part of the county of
Monmouth, and falling into the bay of Pittwater, at Richmond. The
Wallaby and Kangaroo rivers fall into it.

_Cocked Hat Hill_--a name given to a hill on the side of the main road,
8 miles from Launceston. A fine view of the Tamar is obtained from its
top. There are a post and police station, a small church, and an inn in
the village at this place, where the roads to Perth and Evandale
separate.

_Colebrooke_--a village in the parish of Ormaig, and county of Monmouth,
about 30 miles from Hobart. It has a small episcopal church and school.

_Cornwallis_--a village in the parish of Cornwallis and county of
Somerset, about 80 miles from Hobart.

_Cornwall_--a northern county and electoral district. Launceston is in
this county. J. W. Gleadow, Esq., is the first member for the district.

_Cullenswood_--a small village and post station at St. Paul's Plains. It
has a small episcopal church.

_Cumberland_--a midland county and electoral district. Bothwell is the
principal town. W. S. Sharland, Esq., is the first member for the
district.

_Deloraine_--a township and post station on the Meander, in the parish
of Calstock, and county of Westmoreland, 132 miles from Hobart, and 30
from Launceston. It contains a small episcopal church and a Wesleyan
chapel, and three inns. There is a police station with a district
constable, and