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Bundoran Junction, ry. sta., SW. border of co.
Tyrone, 8 miles N. of Enniskillen.

Bundrocs, fishing vil., on B. rivulet, NW. co.
Leitrim, on Donegal Bay, 1 mile SW. of Bundoran.

Bunduflf, vil., NE. co. Sligo, 5 miles SW. of Bun-
doran. Bunduff Bridge, on river Duff, near the vil.,
is in co. Leitrim.

Buness.—hamlet, Unst island, near head of Balta
Sound, Shetland.—2. Bu Ness, peninsula, in Fair
Island, Shetland.

Bunessan. See Bonessan.

Bungay, town with ry. sta., E. Suffolk, on river
Waveney, 6 miles W. of Beccles and 113 miles NE. of
London; P.O., T.o., 2 Banks. Market-day,
Thursday.
B. was nearly destroyed by fire in 1688, and is now a
neat and well-built town. It has an extensive printing-
office and stereotype foundry; also trade in corn, flour,
lime, &c. The river is navigable for barges.

Bungay, Holy Trinity and St Mary, 2 pars., E.
Suffolk, containing the town of Bungay, 462 ac., pop.
1816 ; and 1530 ac., pop. 1763.

Bunger Hill, place, 1 mile NE. of Hastings, Sussex.

Bnngostecn, rivulet, SW. co. Donegal, flowing 6
miles S. to Killibegs Bay.

Bunhill Row, eccl. dist. (St Paul), St Luke’s par.,
Middlesex, pop. 7899.

Bunkle and Preston, a united par., NE. Berwicksh.,
5 m. NE. of Duns, 9189 ac., pop. 726 ; post-tn., Edrom.

Bunlaghy, rivulet, SW. co. Donegal, flowing 5 miles
S. to Inver Bay.

Bunlaliy, vil., 4 miles NW. of Granard, E. co.
Longford, pop. 112.

Bunlin, rivulet with fine waterfall, N. co. Donegal,
entering Mulroy Bay, near Milford.

Bunloit, hamlet, Urquhart and Glenmoriston par.,
Inverness-shire, on W. shore of Loch Ness, 3 miles SW.
of Urquhart Bay.

Bumnahon, vil., in co. and 14 miles SAV. of AVater-
ford, at mouth of river Mahon, pop. 211; P.O., T.O.

Buimacunnccn, mountain, bar. Boss, N. co. Gal-
way, alt. 1902 ft.

Bunnacurry, place with school, Achill isl., co. Mayo.

Bunnahabhain, distillery, N. of Islay, Argyllshire.

Bunnahone, Lough, NW. co. Fermanagh, 1 mile
SW. of Church Hill..

Bunnanadden, hamlet, 6 miles SAV. of Ballymote
ry. sta., S. co. Sligo ; P.O.

Bunny, par. and vil., S. Notts, 64 miles S. of Not-
tingham, 2000 ac., pop. 262 ; contains Bunny Hall.

Bunnyconnellan, hamlet, 5 miles E. of Ballina, E.
co. Mayo; P.O.

Bunowen, rivulet, co. Galway, entering Killery Harb.

Bimown.—par., W. co. AVestmeath, 2 miles NE. of
Athlone, 3361 ac., pop. 652.—2. Bunown, vil., 6 miles
NAV. of Newport, N. co. Mayo, on Clew Bay.—3.
Bunown, bay and seat, 7 miles SAV. of Clifden, AV.
co. Galway.

Bunratty, par. and vil., near river Shannon, SE. co.
Clare, 5 miles SE. of Newmarket-on-Fergus, 2747 ac.
(including islands), pop. 421; P.O. Has ruins of a
castle. Bunratty Castle, seat, is in the vicinity.

Bunratty, Lower and Upper, 2 bars., SE. and mid.
co. Clare, 57,314ac., pop. 8802; and 53,595ac., pop. 7772.

Bnnree, vil., on Bunree rivulet, AV. co. Sligo, 1 mile
E. of Ballina.

Bunroy, hamlet, Kilmonivaig par., Inverness-sliirc.

Buntingford, town with ry. sta., on river Rib, in
co. and 17 miles NE. of Hertford ; P.O., T.O. ; has mfrs.
of leather and malt.

Buntingsdale Hall, 2 miles SAV. of Market Dray-
ton, N. Shropshire.

Bunwell, par., S. Norfolk, 3 miles NE. of New
Buckenham, 2470 ac., pop. 861; P.O.

Bunzeon, estate, in Cults par., Fifeshire; belongs to
the Earl of Crawford.

Buolicli, par., W. co. Tipperary, 9 miles E. of
Thurles, 7116 ac., pop. 1358.

Burbage.—par. with ry. sta. (Grafton and Burbage),
S. Wilts, 5 miles SE. of Marlborough, 4013 ac., pop.
1317; P.O., T.O.—2. Burbage, eccl. dist. and vil.,
Hartington par., N. Derbyshire, pop. 1917; P.O., T.o.

Burbage and Sketehley, township, Aston-Flanville
par., S. Leicestershire, on border of co.,
1\ mile SE. of



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