is 60J miles long (the canal proper being 23 miles, the
remainder consisting of the lochs), 120 ft. broad at
water surface, 50 ft. broad at bottom, and on an aver-
age 17 ft. deep ; it rises 94 ft., and has 28 locks, each
about 180 ft. long and 40 ft. wide.

Caledonian Distillery, in AV. suburbs of Edinburgh.

Caledonian Forest. See Cadzow.

Calehill.—hundred, Seray lathe (Upper div.), E.
Kent, 22,370 ac., pop. 5523.—2. Calehill, seat, 2 miles
NAV. of Ashford, Kent.

Caleniek, place with large tin-smelting house, near
Falmouth, AV. Cornwall.

Caley Hall, m. E. of Otley, AVest-Riding Yorksh.

Calf, small island (1§ mile by £ mile), NE. Orkney,
off NE. of Eday island.

Calfa, small island, near Tyree island, Argyllshire.

Calf Island, islet, bar. Bear, SAV. co. Cork, near
Dursey island.

Calf Islands, Fast, Middle, and West, Aghadown
and Skull pars., SAV. co. Cork, near Clear island ; total
area 202 ac., pop. 67.

Calf of Man, island, Rushen par., at SAV. extremity
of Isle of Man, area 620 ac. Only a small patch of the
island is cultivated; the rest is overrun by rabbits.
The cliffs were formerly a haunt of the puffin. On the
highest point (360 ft.) are the ruins of a very ancient
chapel. Calf Sound separates the island from the Isle
of Man.

Calf Sound, narrow sea-strait, NE. Orkney, forming
a good harbour, between Eday island and Calf island.

Calf, Tlie, mountain peak, on border of Yorkshire
and AVestmorland, 3 miles N. of Sedbergh, alt. 2220 ft.

Calf Top, eminence, on border of Yorkshire and
AVestmorland, 6 miles S. of Sedbergh.

Calgartta, seat, on E. side of AVindermere Lake,
AVestmorland, 3 miles SE. of Ambleside.

Calgary, seat, at head of small bay of same name,
Mull island, Argyllshire, 13 miles SAV. of Tobermory.

Califer, vil., Rafford par., NAV. Elginshire, 4J? miles
SE. of Forres.

California, hamlet, 2 miles from Eston, North-
Riding Yorkshire.

Calke, or Caulk, par., S. Derbyshire, on border of
co., 4 miles N. of Ashby-de-la-Zouch, 880 ac., pop. 48;
contains Calke Abbey.

Calkerton, place, Rodmarton par., E. Gloucester-
shire, 3£ miles NE. of Tetbury.

Calla, school, Ballindoon par., AV. co. Galway.

Callakille, coast vil. with school, in par. and 8 miles
NAV. of Applecross, SAV. Ross-shire.

Callaley and Yetlington, township, AVhittingham
par., N. Northumberland, 4£ miles NW. of Rothbury,
3990 ac., pop. 249.

Callan.—bar., AV. co. Kilkenny, 5653 ac., pop. 3181.
—2. Callan, market town, par., and township, in the
above bar., on river Owenree, 13 miles SAV. of Kilkenny
ry. sta.—par., 5633 ac., pop. 3181; township, 408 ac.,
pop. 2340; P.O., T.O., 2 Banks. Market-days, Tuesday,
Thursday, and Saturday ; has remains of a friary and
3 castles.—3. Callan, affluent of river Blackwater, at
Charlemont, co. Armagh.

Callander, market town and par., SAV. Perthshire,
on river Teith, 16 miles NAV. of Stirling, 45 N. of Glas-
gow, and 52 NAV. of Edinburgh by rail—par., 53,817
ac. (2630 water), pop. 2167 ; town, pop. 1522; P.O., T.O.,
2 Banks ; is much resorted to by tourists because of its
proximity to the Trossachs, and its situation in the
midst of romantic scenery; in vicinity of town are
Callander Hydropathic, and Callander Mouse and
Callander Lodge, seats.

Callatcr, loch, SAV. Aberdeenshire, 5J miles SE. of
Castleton of Braemar.

Callaughton, place, in par. and 2 miles S. of Much
AVenlock, S. Shropshire.

Callendar House, seat, formerly of the Earls of
Linlithgow and Callendar, in par. and £ mile SE. of
Falkirk, E. Stirlingshire. In the park is a portion
of Antoninus’ AVall, or “ Graham’s Dyke,” in a state of
good preservation.

Callcnds, seat, Newlands par., Peeblesshire, on Lyne
AVater.

Callernish, dist. and vil., Uig par., Lewis island,
Ross-shire, on E. coast of Loch Roag, 16 miles AV. of