Byreburn, a mining locality, Langholm and Canonbie
pars., Dumfriesshire.

Byrecleugli, hill ridge, Longformacus par., Berwick-
shire ; a shooting-box of the Duke of Roxburghe is here.

Byres, estate, 3 miles NW. of Hamilton, Lanark-
shire ; it gives the title of baron to Earl of Haddington.

Byrness, place with school, Elsdon par., N. North-
umberland, on river Rede, 10 miles NW. of Otterburn.

Bysbottles. See Brandon and Byshottles.

Bysick, parcel, Llanbedr par., SE. Brecknockshire, 2
miles NE. of Criekhowell.

Bystock, hamlet, Colyton Rawleigh par., E. Devon,
2 miles W. of Sidmouth.

Bytli, hamlet and seat, King Edward par., E. Aber-
deenshire, about 9 miles NE. of Turriff.

Bytham, Castle, par. and vil., S. Lincolnshire, on
river Glen, 5 miles S. of Corby, pop. 654; P.O., t.o._

Bytham, Little, par. and ry. sta., S. Lincolnshire,
on r. Glen, 44 m. SE. of Corby, 1010 ac., pop. 305 ; P.O.

Byth, New, quoad sacra par. (Aberdour and King
Edward pars.) and vil. (King Edward par.), Aberdeen-
shire—quoad sacra par., pop. 1932; vil., pop. 491.

Bythorn, par., W. Huntingdonshire, on border of
co., 64 miles NW. of Kimbolton, 1503 ac., pop. 256._

By ton, par. and vil., NAY. Herefordshire, on river
Lug, 4 miles E. of Presteigne, 946 ac., pop. 168.

Bywell, vil., BywellSt Peter and By well St Andrew
pars., on river Tyne, S. Northumb., 7 m. E. of Hexham.

ByweH St Andrew, par. and township, S. Northum-
berland,on riverTyne,7 miles E. of Hexham—par., 4056
ac. (110 water), pop. 720 ; township, 402 ac. (25 water),
pop. 16; contains By weU Hall, built by the Fenwicks.

ByweH St Peter, par. and township, S. Northum-
berland, on river Tyne, 7 miles E. of Hexham—par.,
18,716 ac. (109 water), pop. 1491; township, 1099 ac.
(23 water), pop. 128.

By worth, hamlet, Petworth par., W. Sussex, 14
mile E. of Petworth; P.O.

Caaf Water, affluent of river Garnock, NW. Ayrshire.

Cahlllo, vil., Ystradgunlais par., SW. Brecknock-
shire, 9 miles N. of Neath.

Cablnteely, vil., in co. and 8 miles SE. of Dublin,
1 mile from Carrickmines ry. sta., pop. 206; P.O. In
the vicinity is Cablnteely House.

Cable Island, 5 miles S. of Youghal, E. co. Cork,
on S. side of Youghal Bay.

Cabourn, par., N. Lincolnshire, 2 miles NE. of
Caistor, 2860 ac., pop. 174.

Cabonrn Mount, eminence crowned with ancient
camp, E. Sussex, 2 miles SE. of Lewes.

Cabra, or Cabragh, seat, 4 miles E. of Rathfriland
and 12 miles NE. of Newry, S. co. Down ; P.O.

Cabrach, par. (Banffshire and Aberdeenshire) and
hamlet (in Aberdeenshire), near right bank of river
Deveron, 11 miles SW. of Kinnethmont sta. and 17
miles SAV^-. of Huntly, 34,103 ac., pop. 682; P.O.

Cabragh Castle, seat, near Kingscourt, E. co. Cavan.

Cabraghkeel, hamlet, 4 miles SW. of Easky, AY.
co. Sligo.

Cabus, township, in par. and 2 miles N. of Garstang,
N. Lancashire, 1388 ac., pop. 178.

Caeca (Denbighshire). See Dutton-Cacca.

Cachergal, school, Myross par., S. co. Cork.

Cacklebiiry, vil., Hailsham par., E. Sussex.

Cad, affluent of river Plym, S. Devon; 10 miles long;
flows through wild and romantic scenery.

Cadamstown.—par. and hamlet, NW. co. Kildare,
6 miles W. of Enfield ry. sta., 5035 ac., pop. 536; P.O.
—2. Cadamstown, hamlet, 11 miles NE. of Parsons-
town, S. King’s co. ; P.O.

CadboU, estate with remains of ancient castle, Fearn
andEdderton pars., NE. Ross-shire and Cromartyshire,
on Moray Firth, 7 miles SE. of Tain.

Cadbury, par., N. Devon, 64 miles NE. of Crediton,
1899 ac., pop. 265.

Cadbury, North, par. and vil., mid. Somerset, 5
miles SW. of Wincanton, 2810 ac., pop. 896; P.O.;
contains Cadbury House.

Cadbury, South, par., mid. Somerset, 6 m. SW. of
Wincanton, 800 ac., pop. 187; contains vestiges of a camp
of unknown origin, called Camalet, or Cadbury Castle.

Gazetteer of the British Isles, Statistical and Topographical, by John Bartholomew, F.R.G.S.

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