Down—par. (containing Banbridge), 7158 ac., pop, 9014 ;
vil., 1 mile from Banbridge sta., pop. 540. The vil. is
suburban to Banbridge.

Seapoint, ry. sta., in co. and 5 miles SE. of Dublin.

Sear by, par., Lincolnshire, 4 miles NW. of Caistor,
1860 ac., pop. 217.

Searles, seat, near Uckfield, Sussex.

Seasalter, coast par., Kent, on SW. side of Whit-
stable, 1487 ac. land, 128 tidal water and 2136 foreshore,
pop. 1257.

Seasealc, ry. sta., on coast of Cumberland, 4 miles
NAV. of Ravenglass; P.O., T.O.; in vicinity is Scascale
Hall, seat.

Seasenil, hamlet, Moulton par., Lincolnshire, 3 miles
NW. of Holbeach.

Seasoncote. See Sezincote.

Seat Edge, N. edge of Kinder Scout, Derbyshire.

Seat Sandal, mountain, Westmorland, between
Fairfield and Dunmail Raise, 3 miles N. of Grasmere,
alt. 2415 ft.

Seathwaite.—eccl. dist., Kirkby Ireleth par., N.
Lancashire, adjacent to the Cumberland border, pop.
165 ; P.O. Sea)hwaite Fell is 4 miles NAY. of Coniston
and 1 mile N. of Seathwaite Tarn. Seathwaite Tale
descends to the Duddon, is 4 miles long, and is flanked
on the right by Greyfriars Mountain and on the left
by the Old Man of Coniston and Dow Crag. — 2.
Seathwaite, hamlet and vale, Cumberland, at head
of Borrowdale.

Sea toller, hamlet, Cumberland, in Borrowdale, 7
miles SAY. of Keswick; the ascent of Borrowdale
Hause is commenced here.

Seaton.—township, Camerton par., Cumberland, on
river Derwent, 2 miles NE. of AVorkington, 2626 ac.
(29 water) and 638 tidal water and foreshore, pop.
2904 ; P.O.; has tinplate works, hematite ironworks, and
several collieries.—2. Seaton, town with ry. sta. (Seaton
and Beer), Seaton and Beer par., Devon, at mouth of
river Axe, 7g miles SAY. of Axminster, pop. 1221; P.O.,
T.O., 2 Banks. Seaton has risen into notice as a
watering-place since the opening of the branch line
of rail from Axminster. It has a pleasant esplanade
along the old bar of the Axe, and good sands for
promenading and bathing purposes. Pleasant excur-
sions may be conveniently made from Seaton to Lyme
Regis, Branscombe, Sidmouth, &c.—3. Seaton, ry. sta.,
Seaham par., Durham, 2 miles SAY. of Ryhope sta.
See Seaton and Slingley.—4. Seaton, vil., Siggles-
thorne par., East-Riding Yorkshire, 2 miles SAY. of
Hornsea; P.O. See Seaton and AYassand. — 5.
Seaton, par., township, and vil. (ry. sta. Seaton and
Uppingham), Rutland—par., 2050 ac., pop. 382; town-
ship, pop. 319; vil., 2g miles SE. of Uppingham; p.o.

Seaton, Haddingtonshire. See Seton.

Seaton, North, coast township and vil. with ry. sta.,
AYoodhorn par., Northumberland, 8 miles E. of Mor-
peth, 1465 ac. and 217 tidal water and foreshore, pop.
1943 ; P.O., called North Seaton Colliery.

Seaton Burn, vil., Longbenton par., Northumber-
land, 6 miles N. of Newcastle on Tyne ; P.O.

Seaton Carcw, small town and township with ry.
sta., Stranton par., Durham—township (wholly within
the parl. limits of Hartlepool), 2663 ac., 177 tidal water
and 1201 foreshore, pop. 1734; town, 2 miles S. of
AYest Hartlepool, pop. 925 ; P.O., T.O.; is a sea-bathing
resort with a fine level stretch of sands 5 miles in extent.
N. of the town is Seaton Lighthouse, 70 ft. high, with
2 fixed lights 89 and 34 ft. above high water and seen
13 miles.

Seaton Delaval, township and vil. with ry. sta.,
Earsdon par., Northumberland, 3 miles SAY. of Blyth,
2653 ac. and 145 foreshore, pop. 3801 ; P.O.; has
collieries and mfrs. of chemicals. The fine old mansion-
house of Seaton Delaval, property of Lord Hastings,
was destroyed by fire in 1822. A chapel (11th century)
is within the grounds.

Seaton House. See Boulmer and Seaton
House.

Seaton Junction, ry. sta., 2| miles AY. of Axminster,
Devon.

Seaton Boss, par. and vil., East-Riding Yorkshire—
par., 3426 ac., pop. 475; vil., 6 miles AV. of Markei
AVeighton ; P.O.

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

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