"every tiny village they can find. ...  

 ==Bandon== 

 Thanks for spotting that. I thought I'd matched all the variant borough names. I am currently working on a complete set of county maps showing the boroughs of the Unreformed Parliament. I'm not sure yet whether I will put them here or at my own website. But I found this beautiful set of maps you may not have seen.   

 ==Looes== 

 Well, Looe may be one town now, but it obviously wasn't in the past. I therefore created East Looe and West Looe. Although these articles don't have much information in them now, they could have in future. I think as a matter of principle each parliamentary borough ought to have its own article, and that Unreformed House of Commons should link to them, not to an article about the modern merged town.   

 == Meetup == 

 Heya, 

 Just a quick note to remind you of the London Meetup this coming Sunday (the 11th of September) that you signed up for (as 'probable', so hopefully it's just a small push to get you to 'definite' ;-)). It's at the Archery Tavern, just next to Lancaster Gate tube station, from 13:00 (BST) onwards. 

 Looking forward to seeing you there. 

 Yours, 

    

 ==Absent?== 
 Apparently you have a little more internet access than your user page suggests )  Thank you for your work tidying my articles on stations on the Midland Main Line.   

 == Morwen is a fat, ugly lesbian who should be put in prison for vandalism on Wikipedia. Discuss == 

 Anti-Morwen League  

  
 Knowing that Morwen is a fat ugly lesbian improves my opinion of her immensely.   

 Well you're a fat cunt too; so fuck you! 

 I suggest that you read Wikipedia policy (Wikipedia:No personal attacks). Maybe you should be put in prison for violating Wikipedia policy.   

 Information about this Vandal can be found at . With my compliments,   

 ==Leicestershire-geo-stub== 
 Sorry to break into this charming discussion, but I've been keeping track of the English counties and was going to propose a further split in a few days anyway (Wiltshire in particular looks likely). I'll check Leicestershire - if it's grown as you suggest, it would make sense to split it at the same time. ...  
 :Hi again Morwen - just thought you'd like to know that  is up and running (as are  and  ). ...''  

 == ifd == 

 Just to let you know that I have put an image you originally uploaded on  IFD. Its Image:Brick Lane.jpg, a PA photo used with permission. I have replaced all usages with Image:Brick Lane 2005.jpg on Commons with free license.   

 == Talk:Cornish people == 

 Hi Morwen, could you please help me on Talk:Cornish people#POV.   

 ==Monmouthshire== 

 I'm not sure what you're asking me. The Monmouth area passed from Welsh to Norman rule in the 12th century and was part of the Welsh Marches, ruled by various barons in the King's name, until 1536, when it was formed into the County of Monmouthshire. It was always an English county, and in that capacity it began to send members to Parliament. I have changed the statement about the number of English counties represented in the Unreformed Commons back from 39 to the 40 that I originally stated, since that was the number from the 16th century until 1832 and for some time after that.   

 OK I understand now what you are saying. I have amended the paragraph accordingly. Incidentally I am going to rewrite the article on the 1832 Reform Act some time soon. Perhap