Allostock, township, Great Budworth par., mid.
Cheshire, 5 miles S. of Knutsford, 3017 ac., pop. 501.

Allow.—small affluent of river Tyne, near Swalwell,
Durhamsh., 6 m. long.—2. Allow, stream in Anglesey,
9 m. long, near Pen-y-gored, flowing into Holyhead Bay.

Alloway and Alio way Kirk, q.s. par., hamlet, and
ruined church, in co. and 2.j miles S. of Ayr, pop. 907 ;
was the birthplace of Burns the poet, and the scene of
his “ Tam o’ Shanter.” The cottage in which the poet
was born, and its adjacent land, were purchased by the
trustees of Burns’ Monument, for the purpose of being
preserved and exhibited to the public.

Allowenshay, hamlet, Kingston par., mid. Somerset,
2 miles NW. of Ilchester.

All Saints.—par. and civ. par., Hertford reg. dist.,
Herts—par., 8044 ac., pop. 9056 ; civ. par., 22 ac., pop.
1127.—2. All Saints, par. and township, Newcastle-on-
Tyne reg. dist., Northumberland—par., 2068 ac., pop.
49,026 ; township, 280 ac., pop. 26,549.

All-Saints.—islet in Lough Ree, co. Longford.—
2. All-Saints, par., co. Donegal, 7\ miles W. of Lon-
donderry, Ulster, 10,431 ac., pop. 2365.

All Saints and St Nicholas South Elmhnm, par.,
Bungay registration sub-dist., Suffolk, 1600 ac., pop. 216.

AH Saints Green, hamlet, Suffolk, 5 miles NW. of
Halesworth; P.O.

All Saints, Poplar, par., Poplar registration dist.,
Middlesex, 1164 ac., pop. 55,077.

Allscot.—township, Worfield par., S. Shropshire,

2 miles NE. of Bridgnorth.'—2. Allscot, township,
Wrockwardine par., Shropsh., 3 m. NW. of Wellington.

All»Stretton, township, in par. and 1| mile N. of
Church Stretton, S. Shropshire ; P.O.

Allt, place, Berriew par., NW. of Montgomery.

Alltacoileachan, rivulet, Banffshire, flowing 4J miles
NW. to the Tervie.

Alltgoch, hill with Druidical stones, Cardiganshire,
6 miles N. of Aberystwith.

Allt-Great, or Grand, gorge, on river Glass, Ross-
shire, 6 miles NE. of Dingwall.

AUtgreig, hamlet, Llanguick par., Glamorgan, 5
miles NW. of Neath.

Alltgymbyd, hamlet, Llanarmon par., E. Denbigh-
shire, 9 miles NW. of Wrexham.

Allt-Llwyd, seat,Cardigansh., 8|m.S. of Aberystwith.

Alltmawr, par., Brecknockshire, on river Wye, 3
miles SE. of Builth, 499 ac., pop. 36.

Alltna Caillich, stream with waterfall, N. Suther-
landshire, 7 miles S. of Eriboll.

Allt wen, hamlet, Glamorgan, 1 mile S. of Pontar-
dawe; P.O.

AJltygar, hamlet, Llangathen par., Carmarthenshire,

3 miles W. of Llandilofawr.

Allua, or Alio.—affluent of the Blackwater, cos.
Limerick and Cork.—2. Allua, or Tea, lake or expan-
sion of river Lee, near its source, co. Cork, 3J m. long.

Alluyn, small lake with outlet to river Suck, co.
Roscommon.

Allweston, hamlet, Folke par., N. Dorset, 2 miles
SE of Sherborne.

Almagill, hill, Dalton par., Dumfriessh., alt. 720 ft.

Almeley, or Almerley, par. and ry. sta., NW. Here-
fordshire, 4 miles SE. of Kington, 3352 ac., pop. 604.

Aimes*, par., mid. E. Dorset, on affl. of river Stour,
7\ miles N. of Wareham, 1161 ac., pop. 142 ; P.O.

Alines* Combe, tithing, E. Dorset, near the above.

Almcrieclose, seat, Forfarshire, near Arbroath.

Aimes Cliff, crag, in E. div. West-Riding Yorkshire,
5 miles SW. of Harrogate, commanding an extensive
panoramic view.

Almholmc, hamlet, Bentley par., S. div. West-
Riding Yorkshire, 3 miles N. of Doncaster.

Almington, place, Drayton par., N. Staffordshire,
on river Tern, 1 mile E. of Market Drayton.

Almington and Stonydelph. See Amington, &c.

Almodingtott, tithing, Earnley par., W. Sussex, 4
miles SW. of Chichester.

Almond.—river of Lanarksh., Linlithgowsh., and
Edinburghsh., flowing 24 m. E. and NE. to the Firth of
Forth at Cramond.—2. Almond, affluent of river Tay,
mid. Perthsh.; rises in SE. of Killin par., and flows 30 m.
SE. to the Tay 2J m. above Perth.'—3. Almond, or
Castle, ruin in Muiravonside par., Stirlingsh.