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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 "MORNINGTON":

  Place name	County	Entry	Source
  COLPE, or COLPE-cum-MORNINGTON	Meath	Mornington House, of G. F. Blackburne, Esq.; Beabeg, of H. Smith, Esq.; Mornington, of Burton Tandy, Esq.; Beamore, of J. Cooper	Lewis:Ireland
  DONNYCARNEY, or DONECARNEY	Meath	Mornington, to Drogheda, and is said to have been the site of a nunnery, which at the suppression was granted	Lewis:Ireland
  DRAYCOT-CERNE	Wiltshire	Mornington. The living is a rectory in the diocese of Gloucester and Bristol. Value, 234.* Patron, the Earl of Mornington	Imperial
  DROGHEDA	Louth	Mornington, in the parish of Colpe. There are places of worship for Presbyterians and Wesleyan Methodists, the former in connection	Lewis:Ireland
  MEATH	Meath	Mornington, Ratoath, and Rathmolion. The county sent 14 members to the Irish parliament, two for the county, and two for each	Lewis:Ireland
  Mornington	Meath	Mornington , hamlet, 3 miles E. of Drogheda, N. co. Meath, near mouth of river Boyne; P.O.; gave the title of earl	Bartholomew
  MORNINGTON	Meath	MORNINGTON , formerly a parish, now merged into Colpe, and called Colpe-cum-Mornington, in the barony of LOWER DULEEK, county	Lewis:Ireland
  Mornington Manor	Westmeath	Mornington Manor , seat, near Multyfarnham, N. co. Westmeath.	Bartholomew
  MULTIFARNHAM, or MOLEYFARNAM, also called MULTIFERNAM	Westmeath	Mornington, the seat of Owen Daly, Esq.; Ballincloon, of P. E. Murphy, Esq.; Lacken, of Mrs. Delamar; and Coolure, of Admiral	Lewis:Ireland
  PANCRAS (St.)	Middlesex	Mornington, Gloucester, and Burton crescents; Cumberland, Chester, and other terraces; and Russell, Clarendon, Fitzroy, Euston, Mecklenburgh, Brunswick, Tavistock, Gordon, Clarence	Imperial
  ROYDON	Essex	Mornington. The church was repaired in 1854; and has an embattled tower and a new spire. There are an Independent	Imperial
  SOUTHPORT	Lancashire	Mornington-road Wesleyan chapel also is in the pointed style, with a lofty spire. The Trinity Wesleyan chapel was built	Imperial
  STONEHALL	Westmeath	Mornington, the seat of Owen Daly, Esq., is in the parish. It is in the diocese of Meath, and is one of the three	Lewis:Ireland
  TILBURY-JUXTA-CLARE	Essex	Houses, 62. The manor belongs to the Earl of Mornington. The living is a rectory, annexed to Ovington-The church is old.	Imperial
  TRIM	Meath	Mornington, at an expense of £1100. There are also seven private schools, in which are about 230 children; and a dispensary	Lewis:Ireland
  WANSTEAD	Essex	Mornington, in 1823. A Roman pavement and other Roman antiquities were found in the park in 1735. There are numerous	Imperial

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