52 SOME ESSEX WELL-SECTIONS.
Newport.—Grammar School. 1887. On or just IV. of the site of
"Castle," and about 1,000 feet a little W. of N. from the church.
Over 200 feet above Ordnance Datura.
A boring, with a pipe, of 4 inches internal diameter, below the
old well. Abandoned.
Newport.—Shortgrove House.
Quendon.—Public Well, by the side of the high road at Quendon
Farm, and over a quarter of a mile S.S. W. of the church. 1887.
Made and communicated by. Mr. G. Ingold.
About 290 feet above Ordnance Datum. Dug throughout.
Fast spring. Water stands 3 feet from the bottom.
Rickling.—"Brick-kiln Cottage" [?southward of], about a third
of a mile W of "The Views" and less than a mile S.S.E. of the
Church.
A little over 300 ft. above O. D.
Well, 86 ft. deep, 3 ft. being in Chalk. The Chalk comes to the
surface less than 200 yards N.N.W.