Wednesday.—2. Easky, rivulet, co. Sligo, flowing from
Lough Easky 12 miles NW. to the Atlantic.

Easixaxubroc, waterfall on river Glass, Inverness-
shire, 1 mile above Fasnakyle ; has a leap of 30 ft.

Easneye, seat, Herts ; post-town, AVare.

Easoie, hamlet, Nonmgton par., E. Kent.

Eassie, ry. sta., on W. border of Forfarshire, 4£
miles NE. of Alyth Junction and 24| NE. of Perth.

Eassie and Xcvay, united par. (ry. sta. Eassie), on
W. border of Forfarshire, 5053 ac., pop. 561; the church
is 1 b mile SW. of Eassie sta.; Eassie Burn flows 6
miles N. through Denoon Glen to Dean Water 24 miles
NW. of Glamis.

East. — hundred, E. Cornwall, at Devon border,
137,206 ac., pop. 40,550; is in 3 divisions — North,
52,762 ac., pop. 7525 ; Middle, 47,710 ac., pop. 17,427;
South, 32,734 ac., pop. 13,598.—2. East, hundred, E.
Rutland, 18,743 ac., pop. 3283.—3. East, hamlet, Stan-
ton Lacy par., S. Shropshire, 2 miles NW. of Ludlow.—

4. East, ward, NE. Westmorland, 184,866 ac., pop. 14,515.

East¹ Acointo (Northumberland). See Acomb, East.

East Anglia, kingdom of the East Angles from 571
or 575 to 792; it comprised (broadly) the cos. of Nor-
folk, Suffolk, and Cambridge.

East Axxstey, ry. sta., on N. border of Devon, 11
m. E. of South Molton. See Anstey, East and AVest.

East Ardsley, 3J miles NW. of Wakefield, AVest-
Riding Yorkshire ; P.O., T.o. See Ardsley, East.

East Aytoxx, 4 miles SAV. of Scarborough, North-
Riding Yorkshire; P.O. See Ayton, East.

East Barnet, \ mile SE. of New Barnet sta., Herts ;
p.o. See Barnet, East.

East Barns, vil., 3 m. SE. of Dunbar, Haddington.

East Barkwith, ry. sta., 3^ miles NE. of AVragby,
Lincolnshire; P.O. See Barkwith, East.

East Benhar, vil., Linlithgowshire. See Benhar.

East Bex-gholt, 9 miles SW. of Ipswich, Suffolk;
p.o. See Bergholt, East.

East Bilney, 5 miles NW. of Dereham, Norfolk;
p.o. See Bilney, East.

East Boldon, hamlet, Boldon par., Durham; P.O.

East Boldre, eccl. dist., Boldre par., S. Hants, pop. 601.

East Bolton, seat, 5 m. W. of Alnwick, Northumb.

East Bratooxxrnc, vil., Brabourne par., Kent; P.O.

East Brent, 6 miles SAV. of Axbridge, Somerset;
p.o. See Brent, East.

East Bridge Hospital, par., Canterbury city, pop. 36.

East Bridgford, in co. and 9 miles NE. of Notting-
ham ; P.O. See Bridgford, East.

East Buckie, part of town of Buckie, Rathven par.,
Banffshire, pop. 2431. See Buckie.

East Bxxdleigli, 5 miles SAV. of Sidmouth, Devon;
p.o. See Budleigh, East.

East Burra, island, Shetland. See Burra.

East Burton, vil., 6 miles AV. of Wareham, Dorset.

East Calder (Edinburghshire). See Calder, East.

East Castle, ancient earthwork, near Wilton, Wilts.

East Chinixock, 4 miles SAV. of Yeovil, Somerset;
p.o. See Chinnock, East.

East Clandon, 4\ miles NE. of Guildford, Surrey;
p.o. See Clandon, East.

East Clcvedon, eccl. dist., Clevedon par., Somerset,
pop. 886.

East Cliff, seat, in co. and near Lincoln.

East Cliffe lodge, 1 mile NE. of Ramsgate, E. Kent;
seat of Sir Moses Montefiore (born 1784—died 1885).

East Cowes, eccl. dist., Whippingham par., Isle of
Wight, pop. 2543 ; P.O., T.o. See Cowes.

East Cowick, hamlet in par. and 1 \ mile SE. of
Snaith, E. div. West-Riding Yorkshire ; P.O.

East Cowton, 7 miles NW. of Northallerton, West-
Riding Yorkshire ; p.o. See Cowton, East.

East Cramlington, hamlet, Cramlington par., S.
Northumberland; P.O. See Cramlington.

East Croydon, ry. sta. at Croydon, E. Surrey.

East Dean, 2 miles SW. of Eastbourne, E. Sussex;
p.o. See Dean, East.

East Dikes, hamlet, at foot of Ditchen Hills, near
Clovelly, N. Devon.

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East . For names (other than those of railway sta-
tions and post-offices) prefixed by East, and not found under
East, see principal name.