Cenol, parcel, Llanfihangelcwmdu par., E. Breck-
nocksh., on river Rhiangoll, 54 m. NAV. of Crickhowell.

Central Station, ry. sta., Royal Albert Dock, E.
London, Essex.

Central Wingland, par., on border of Lincolnshire
and Norfolk, pop. 245.

Cerdyn, affluent of river Teifi, SW. Cardiganshire;
rises near Capel Cynon, and flows SE. to the Teifi near
Llandyssil; 5 miles long.

Ceres, par. and vil., mid. Fifeshire, on Ceres Burn,
24 miles SE. of Cupar—par., 10,075 ac., pop. 2063;
vil., pop. 724; P.O., T.O.; has trade in brown linen.

Cerist, place, Mallwyd par., SE. Merioneth, 2 miles
S. of Dinas Mowddwy.

Cerne, affluent of river Frome, mid. Dorset; rises
near Mintern, and flows S. to river Frome, near Dor-
chester ; 10 miles long.

Cerne Abbas, small market town and par., mid.
Dorset, on river Cerne, 7 miles N. of Dorchester, 3063
ac., pop. 925; P.O., T.O., called Cerne. Market-day,
Wednesday.

Cerne, Netlier, par., mid. Dorset, on river Cerne, 5
miles NW. of Dorchester, 845 ac., pop. 93.

Cerne, Toteombe, and Modbnry, hundred, mid.
Dorset, 10,501 ac., pop. 2131; contains 6 pars, and
part of another.

Cerne, Upper. See Up Cerne.

Cerney, North, par., E. Gloucestershire, 4 miles N.
of Cirencester, 4158 ac., pop. 617; P.O.; contains C. Ho.

Cerney, South, par. andry. sta. (Cerney and Ashton),
E. Gloucestersh., adjacent to Thames and Severn Canal,
4 miles SE. of Cirencester, 3062 ac., pop. 943; P.O.

Cerney Wick, hamlet, in par. and 2 miles SE. of
South Cerney, E. Gloucestershire.

Cernlogau-Mawr, hamlet, 10 miles SE. of Llanrwst,
Denbighshire.

Cerrig-Ccinwen, par., S. Anglesey, 54 miles NE. of
Aberffraw, 1582 ac., pop. 483; P.O.

Cerrig-Dwgi, hill, SE. Cardigansh., near Ystradffin,
alt. 600 ft.

Cerrig-y-Drnidlon, par. and vil., in co. and 13
miles SW. of Denbigh, 15,159 ac., pop. 115 ; P.O.

Cess, hamlet, Martham par., N. Norfolk, 10 miles
NW. of Yarmouth.

Cessford, hamlet, Eckford par., NE. Roxburghshire,
6 miles NE. of Jedburgh ; adjacent is ruin of Cess fore
Castle, ancient seat of the Kers of Cessford, ancestors
of the Duke of Roxburghe, who takes hence the title or
baron and marquis.

Cessnock, rivulet, Kyle dist., Ayrshire, flowing from
Distinkhorn Hill, on E. border of co., 14 miles SW. and
NW. to the Irvine, 2| miles SE. of Kilmarnock.

Ceulan - y - Maes - Mawr, township, Llanfihangel-
Geneur Glynn par., N. Cardiganshire, 54 miles NE. of
Aberystwith, 7439 ac., pop. 823.

Ceunant Chapel, in co. and 5m. from Carnarvon; P.O.

Ceuswyn, hamlet, Talyllyn par., S. Merioneth, 54
miles S. of Dolgelly.

Chaceley, par., AV. Worcestershire, on river Severn,
3 miles SAV. of Tewkesbury, 1725 ac., pop. 246.

Chaeewater, eccl. dist. and mining vil. with ry. sta.,
Kea and Kenwyn pars., W. Cornwall, pop. 2550; P.O.,
T.o. Market-day, Saturday. The vil. is 54 miles SW.
of Truro.

Chackmore, hamlet, Radcliffe par., in co. and lmile
NAV. of Buckingham ; P.O.

Chacomhe. See Chalcombe.

Chadacre HaU, 4 m. NW. of Lavenham, W. Suffolk.

Chadbury, hamlet, Norton par., E. Worcestershire,
2 miles N. of Evesham.

Chaddcnwicke, tithing, Mere par., S. Wilts, 81
miles NE. of AAUncanton.

Chadderton, township, Prestwick par., SE. Lanca-
shire, on river Irk, within Oldham bor., 3082 ac. (24
water), pop. 16,899; P.O., T.O., 1 Bank.

Chaddcsdcn, par., in S. of co. and 2 miles E. of
Derby, 2080 ac., pop. 611; P.O.; contains C. Hall.

Chaddesley-Corbett, par. and vil., W. AA⁷orcestersh.,
44 m. SE. of Kidderminster, 5914 ac., pop. 1429 ; P.O.

Chnddlekanger, hamlet, Lamerton par., S. Devon.

Chaddle Wood, seat, 5 m. NE. of Plymouth, Devon.

Chaddleworth, par., A4^r. Berks, 6 miles SAV. of East
Ilsley, 3400 ac., pop. 412 ; P.O.

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