HALLOW, a chapelry in the parish of GRIMLEY,
lower division of the hundred of OSWALDSLOW, county
of WORCESTER, 3 miles (N. N. W.) from Worcester,
containing 1081 inhabitants. The chapel is partly of
Norman architecture, and partly in the early English
style, with a belfry of wood and plaister, the tower having
been demolished: it has lately received an addition
of two hundred free sittings, the Incorporated Society
for the enlargement of churches and chapels having
granted £200 towards defraying the expense. The
navigable river Severn runs along the eastern boundary
of the chapelry. Here is a chalybeate spring.