HUNTING DON

a borough of Pennsylvania, in Hunting don co., of which it is the county seat. It is on the Juniata River. Its industries include the manufacture of boilers, sewer pipes, knit goods, ‘etc. It is the seat of Juniata College. Pop. 1920 7,051. INGS, COUNTESS OF (1707-91), Eng. religious worker; supporter of Methodism; founded chapels where Eng. Church liturgy was used, but her movement severed itself from Church of England, 1799; her Connexion still exists. 0° 15’ W.), midland co. England, bounded. N.:and W. by North amp ton, ~$.W. by Bedford, E. by Cambridge. - Surface mostly level, with slight risings Bedford Level. Chief towns, Hunting don (capital), St. Ives, and Godman-. chester. Principal rivers are Nene and _ Ouse. Chiefly agricultural county much ' - pasture-land; wheat chief grain frown; brewing, tanning, iron-founding, and _ manufactures of paper and parchment. _ Among places of interest are abbeys of _-Ives and St. Neots; churches at Hartford, Old Fletton, Ramsey, and Alwalton; remains of palace at Buckden; ancient castles of Kim bolt on and Hunting don, - and Hinchingbrook House, seat of Cromwell family.) Pop. 1921, 54,745.