Berrick Salome, par., SE. Oxfordshire, 4 miles NE.
of Wallingford, 600 ac., pop. 105.

.Berriedale, q.s. par. and vil., Latheron par., SE.
Caithness-shire, at mouth of rivers Berriedale and
Langwall, 9J miles NE. of Helmsdale, pop. 1186; P. o.

Berrledale Water, river, SE. Caithness-sh., flowing
16 miles E. and SE. to the North Sea at Berriedale vil.

Berrier and Mnrrah, township, Greystoke par., E.
Cumberland, 8 miles W. of Penrith, 2552 ac., pop. 103.

Berricw, par. and township, in E. of co. and 31? m.
NW. of Montgomery, 12,010 ac., pop. 1838 ; P.O., T.O.

Berring, 6 miles from Coachford, mid. co. Cork;
P.O.

Berrlngton.—par. with ry. sta., S. Shropshire, on
river Severn, 41? miles SE. of Shrewsbury, 3520ac., pop.
989; P.O.—2. Berrlngton, hamlet, Tenbury par., AY.
Worcestershire, on river Teme, 2 miles NW. of Ten-
bury.— 3. Berrlngton, hamlet, Chipping Campden
par., E. Gloucestershire.—4. Bcrrington, township,
Kyloe par., N. Northumberland, 51? miles S. of Berwick-
on-Tweed.

Bcrrington and Eye, sta. on Shrewsbury and
Hereford Ry., 3£ miles N. of Leominster, Hereford-
shire ; the seat of Berrlngton Park is adjacent.

Berron, township, Llannefydd par., in N. of co. and
5£ miles NW. of Denbigh.

Berrow.—par., W. Somerset, on Bristol Channel,
9| miles SW. of Axbridge, 6563 ac., pop. 442.—2.
ESerrow, par., W. Worcestershire, 8 miles W. of
Tewkesbury, 2180 ac., pop. 373 ; P.O.

Berrow Flats, extent of sand, in Bridgwater Bay,
AY. coast of Somerset, 6 miles long; dry at low water.

Berry Brow, sta. on Huddersfield and Sheffield
Ry., S. div. West-Riding Yorkshire, 2 miles SE. of
Huddersfield; P.O.

Berry Edge, hamlet, NW. border of Durham, J mile
E. of Leadgate.

Berry Green, hamlet, 2 miles W. of Bishop Stort-
ford, E. Herts.

Berry Head, headland, S. side entrance to Tor Bay,
E. Devon; traces of Roman camp, and ruins of two
military stations.

Berry Head, rocky prom., at S. extremity of Walls,
Orkney.

Berry Hill, seat, Notts ; post-town, Nottingham.

Berryhill.—place with public school, Cambusnethan
par., Lanarkshire.—2. Berry kill, seat, 21? miles W. of
Peterhead, Aberdeenshire.—3. Berrykill, estate, Kil-
syth par., Stirlingshire.

Berrykillock, vil., 4£ m. S. of Cullen, N. Banffsh.

Berrylands, eccl. dist., in Kingston par., Surrey,
pop. 3489.

Berrynarbor, coast par. and vil., N. Devon, 2J
miles E. of Ilfracombe, 4958 ac., pop. 683; P.O.

Berry Pomeroy, par. and vil., l£mile NE. of Totnes,
S. Devon, 4525 ac., pop. 1004. Berry Pomeroy Castle
(13th century) stands on a rock near the vil.

Berry Tower, remains of an old chapel, Cornwall,
1 mile NW. of Bodmin.

Berskam, township and eccl. dist., Wrexham par.,
E. Denbighshire, 1985 ac., pop. 4779; P.O.

Berstead. See Bearsted.

Bersted, North, tithing, South Bersted par., W.
Sussex, near Bognor.

Bersted, South, par. and vil., Sussex, containing
Bognor, 2750 ac., pop. 4166; church (1405) has a
buttressed tower, and contains tomb of Sir R. Hotham,
the founder of Bognor.

Bertha, site of a quondam ancient town, Perthshire,
2\ miles N. by W. of Perth.

Bcrthllwyd, hamlet, Llangathen par., mid. Car-
marthenshire, 3 miles W. of Llandilofawr.

Bervle, river, Kincardineshire, flowing 19£ miles S.
and SE. to the N. Sea.

Bervie, or Inverbervie, par., pari, and royal burgh,
market town, and seaport, SE. Kincardineshire, 13£
miles NE. of Montrose by rail—par., 2332 ac., pop.
2107 ; pari, burgh, pop. 1095 ; royal burgh, pop. 2114 ;
P.O., T.O., 2 Banks. Market-day, Wednesday. The
burgh unites with Arbroath, Brechin, Forfar, and Mon-
trose in returning 1 member to Parliament.

Bervie Brow, headland, Kinneff par., Kincardir.e-
shire, £ mile NE. of Bervie, alt. 451 ft,