Castlebar, cap. of the co., assize and market town,
and township, Aglish par., mid. co. Mayo, on river
Castlebar, at head of Lough Castlebar or Lanach, 29
miles S. of Bailing and 152 miles NW. of Dublin by
rail—township, 957 ac., pop. 3855; 2 Banks, 2 news
papers. Market-day, Saturday. It has a good market
for agricultural produce, and large military barracks,
Castlebar was held for a short time by the French,
after their landing at Killala Bay in 1798. To the
SW. is Castlchar House, seat of the Earl of Lucan.

Castlehay.—hamlet and small bay, S. Barra island
Outer Hebrides, Inverness-shire ; P.O.—2. Castlehay
small bay, near Portpatrick, W. Wigtownshire.

Castlebear Hill, seat, 2¼ miles N. of Brentford,
Middlesex.

Castlebelllngham, vil. with ry. sta., Gernonston
par., mid. co. Louth, 7 m. S. of Dundalk and 48 m.
N. of Dublin, pop. 541; P.O., T.o. Market-day, Satur-
day. The seat of the Bellingham family is adjacent.

Castleberg, limestone cliff (300 ft. high), near Settle,
N. div. West-Riding Yorkshire.

Castle Bernard.—ry. sta. and seat of the Earl of
Bandon, 1 mile W. of Bandon, S. co. Cork.—2. Castle
Bernard, seat, 1 mile E. of Kinnetty, S. King’s co.

Castleblagh, hamlet, 6 m. W. of Fermoy, N. co. Cork.

Castleblakeney, vil., Kilosolan par., NE. co. Gal-
way, 7 miles N. of Woodlawn ry. sta. and 13 miles
NW. of Ballinasloe; P.O., T.o.

Castleblayney, market town and township with
ry. sta., Muckno par., E. co. Monaghan, 18 miles NW.
of Dundalk and 73 miles NW. of Dublin—township,
185 ac., pop. 1810 ; P.O., T.O., 2 Banks. Market-days,
Tuesday and Wednesday; is pleasantly situated on
Lough Muckno. C. has corn and flax mills, with jute
and tow factories. The seat of Castle Blayney, which
formerly belonged to the Blayney family, is in vicinity.

Castle Bolton, township, Wensley par., North-
Riding Yorkshire, 5 miles NW. of Leyburn ry. sta.,
4956 ac., pop. 169; contains Bolton Hall, seat of
Lord Bolton, and the ruins of Bolton Castle, the
prison of Mary Queen of Scots for two years previous
to her removal to Tutbury.

Castleborough, seat of Lord Carew, 8 miles SW. of
Enniscorthy, mid. co. Wexford.

Castleboy, par., E. co. Down, 3 m. N. of Portaferry
and 14 m. SE. of Newtownards ry. sta., 1357 ac., pop. 536.

Castlebrack, par., N. Queen’s co., 9 miles W. of
Portarlington ry. sta., 9275 ac., pop. 919.

Castle Bridge, bridge over the river Dun, Hawk-
ridge par., Somerset.

Castlebridge, vil., in co. and 3 miles N. of Wexford,
pop. 243 ; P.O. It has large flour-mills.

Castle Bromwich, eccl. dist. and hamlet with ry.
sta., Aston par., N. Warwickshire, pop. 723; P.O., T.O.
The hamlet is 4 miles NE. of Birmingham. Castle
Bromwich HaU is a seat of the Earl of Bradford.

Castle Bytham, par. and vil., S. Lincolnshire, 4
miles S. of Corby, pop. 654 ; P.O., T.O.

Castlebythe, par., N. Pembrokeshire,-10 miles NE.
of Haverfordwest, 2537 ac., pop. 196.

Castle Cadbury. See Cadbury, Castle.

Castle Caereinion, par., E. Montgomeryshire, 4¼
miles SW. of Welshpool, 1332 ac., pop. 594; p.o.

Castle Caldwell, ry. sta. and seat, on Lough Erne,
5 miles E. of Belleek, N. co. Fermanagh.

Castle Campbell, old fortress of the Argyll family,
in par. and 1 mile N. of Dollar, Clackmannanshire;
from its situation, on a high and almost insulated rock,
surrounded by hills thickly covered with forest trees, it
was also called “ The Castle of Gloom.”

Castle-Camps, par., SE. Cambridgeshire, on border
of co., 5 miles SE. of Linton, 2703 ac., pop. 888; P.O.

Castle Carlton. See Carlton, Castle.

Castlecarra, seat, 1 mile NE. of Carrick-on-Shannon,
SW. co. Leitrim.

Castle Carrock, par., E. Cumberland, on river Gelt,
4 m. S. of Brampton, 3031 ac. (14water),pop. 296; P.O.

Castle Cary, market town and par. with ry. sta.,
mid. Somerset, 12¼ miles NE. of Yeovil and 121 miles
SW. of London, 2625 ac., pop. 2034; P.O., T.O., 2 Banks.

Castlecary, ry. sta. and old castle, on site of one of
the principal forts of Antoninus’ Wall, in par. and 6¼
miles SW. of Falkirk, SE. Stirlingshire; P.O., called
Castlecary Station.

Castlecary, 3m. SW. of Moville, NE. co. Donegal; P.O.

Castlecaullield, vil., Donaghmore par., S. co.
Tyrone, 2¼ miles W. of Dungannon, pop. 220 ; P.O.

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

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