a parish in the county of Middlesex, England, forming a suburb of London to the N.W. It contains many fine streets, squares, and houses, and has places of worship belonging to the Church of England, the Baptists, Wesleyans, and other sects. The Great Western Railway has a large and convenient station here. The Paddington Canal communicates on the one hand by the Regent's Canal with the Thames, and on the other by the Grand Junction with the principal canals in England. Pop. 46,305.