Pandy.—vil., Llanuwchyllyn par., Merioneth, 4 miles
SAY. of Bala.—2. Pandy, 2 miles from Llaubrynmair
sta., Montgomeryshire ; P.O. — 3. Pandy, ry. sta.,
Monmouthshire, in N. of co., 64 miles E. of Abei-
gavenny; P.O.

Pandy Bllll, in picturesque spot on river Machno,
Carnarvonshire, 2 miles SE. of Bettws-y-Coed ; is much
visited by artists.

Panlleld, par. and vil., Essex, 2 miles NAY. of
Braintree, 1498 ac., pop. 322.

Pang, river, Berks; rises near Hampstead Norris,
andffows 13 miles S., E., and N. to the Thames at Pang-
bourn; is noted for its trout.

Pangbonrn, par. and vil. with ry. sta., Berks—par.,
1940 ac., pop. 737 ; vil., on river Pang, 54 miles NW. of
Reading; P.O., T.O.; near the vil. is Pangbonrn
Lodge, seat.

Pangdean, vil., Sussex, in S. of co., 4 miles N. o:
Brighton.

Panin ure House, seat of the Earl of Dalhousie, Pan-
bride par., Forfarshire, 44 miles NAY. of Carnoustie.

Pannal, par. and vil. with ry. sta., E. div. AVest-
Riding Yorkshire—par. (containing part of Harrogate),
4898 ac., pop. 2547; pop. of town part, 1296; vil., 3|
miles S. of Harrogate ; P.O.; most of the Harrogate spas
are in Pannal par. See Harrogate.

Pannanieh Wells. See Pananich.

Panshanger Hall, seat of Earl Cowper, Herting-
fordbury par., Herts, on river Maran, 24 miles AY. of
Hertford.

Panson, hamlet, St Giles on the Heath par., Devon,
near river Tamar, 5 miles NE. of Launceston.

Pant.¹—hamlet, on E. border of Denbighshire, 3
miles E. of Ruabon.—2. Pant, river, Essex, forming
upper part of river Blackwater.—3. Pant, ry. sta., on
N. border of Glamorgan, If mile N. of Dowlais sta.
—4. Pant, hamlet with ry. sta., on AY. border of
Shropshire, 5 miles S. of Oswestry; P.O.

Pant Glas, ry. sta., Carnarvonshire, If mile NW. of
Brynkir sta. and lOf miles S. of Carnarvon.

Pant l’ystynog, in co. and 4 m. from Denbigh; P.O.

Pant-ar-Avvcl, seat, 4 m. N. of Bridgend, Glamorgan.

Pantarfon, hamlet, Llanfynydd par., Carmarthen-
shire, 7 miles NW. of Llandilo.

Pantasaph,vil., Flintshire, 5m. NW. of Holywell sta.

Panteg (or Panteaguc), par. and vil. with ry. sta.,
Monmouthshire — par. (containing Pontymoel, Peny-
rheol, &c.), 3454 ac., pop. 3321; vil., 2 miles SE. of
Pontypool; P.O.; extensive iron works give employ-
ment to the inhabitants. The entire par. is a local
government dist.

Pantglas, seat, 5 m. W. of Llandilo, Carmarthen.

Panton, par., Lincolnshire, 3 miles E. of Wragby,
1996 ac., pop. 159; contains Panton Hall, seat.

Pantpertliog, 3 miles from Machynlleth, Mont-
gomeryshire ; P.O.

Pantrhydderch, mansion, Anglesey, onMenai Strait,
44 miles SW. of Beaumaris.

Pantry Green, hamlet, Darfield par., S. div. AYest-
Riding Yorkshire, 2 miles S. of Barnsley.

Pantsalson, seat, in N. of Pembrokeshire, 3 miles
SW. of Cardigan.

Pantydwr, ry. sta., Radnorshire, in NW. of co., 7
miles N. of Rhayader.

Pantyffrydlas, hamlet, Llanllechid par., Carnarvon-
shire, 3 miles S. of Bangor.

Pantyffynnon Junction, ry. sta., on E. border of
Carmarthenshire, Ilf miles NE. of Llanelly by rail.

Pantygoytrey House, seat, Goytreypar., Monmouth-
shire, 5 miles S. of Abergavenny.

Pantygroes, hamlet, St Dogmells par., Pembroke-
shire, in SW. vicinity of Cardigan.

Pantyrid, vil., Llandyfodog par., Glamorgan, 64
miles NE. of Bridgend.

Pantysgallog, near Dowlais sta., Glamorgan; P.O.

Panxworth. See Ranworth with Panxworth.

Papa, island, Bressay par., Shetland, 2 miles SAV. of
Scalloway, pop. 14.

Papa, Sound of, between Papa Stour island and
Mainland, Shetland.

Papa Sound.—between Stronsay and Papa Stronsay
islands, Orkney.—2. Papa Sound, between Westray
and Papa AYestray Islands, Orkney.

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

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Pant is Welsh, and signifies “ a hollow.”