par. and 1 mile from Kettle, mid. Fifeshire. — 6.
Chapel, farm with ruined chapel of the Knights
Templars, in par. and adjacent to the town of Moffat,
Dumfriesshire.

Chapel, par. and vil. with ry. sta., W. co. A\ exford,
7 miles SW. of Enniscorthy by road, 3588 ac., pop. 663.

Chapel, lower, hamlet, in co. and 5 miles from
Brecknock ; P.O.    „_T ^ j.

Cliapcl, North, par., W. Sussex, 5 miles N. of Pet-
worth, 3923 ac., pop. 794 ; P.O.

Chapel Allerton.—par., mid. Somerset, 3 miles SW.
of Axbridge, 1169 ac., pop. 249.-2. Chapel Allerton,
township, Leeds par., E. div. West-Biding Yorkshire,
2b miles N. of Leeds, 2811 ac., pop. 4324 ; P.O., T.o.

Chapel Amble, hamlet, E. Cornwall, 3 miles NW.
of Wadebridge ; P.O.    ^

Chapel an«l Stirling Bridge, vil., Cambusnethan
par., N. Lanarkshire, pop. 414.

Chapel Ascote, par., S. Warwickshire, 9 miles SE.
of Warwick, pop. 5.

Chapel Billlnge. See Billinge (Chapel End).

Chapel Brampton, par. (ry._ sta. Pitsford and
Brampton), in S. of co. and 4J miles NW. of North-
ampton, 1330 ac., pop. 233; P.O.; contains Chapel
Brampton Hall.

Chapel Carnbrea, rocky hill, at SW. extremity of
Cornwall, 2 miles SE. of Land’s End, alt. 640 ft.

Chapel Chorlton (Stafford). See Chorlton.

Chapel Cleeve, coast hamlet, Old Cleeve par., W.
Somerset, 2 miles W. of Watchet.

Chapelcolman, par., NE. Pembrokeshire, 94 miles
E. of Newport, 770 ac., pop. 117.

Chapelden, place with ruined pre-Reformation
chapel, Aberdour par., N. Aberdeenshire.

Chapel Honan, place with pre-Reformation chapel,
in N. of Girvan par., Carrick, Ayrshire.

Chapel End, hamlet, on NE. border of Warwick-
shire, 2 miles NW. of Nuneaton ; P.O.

Chapel-en-le-Frith, market town and par. with ry.
sta., N. Derbyshire, 9 miles NW. of Buxton and 167
NW. of London, 9752 ac. (86 water), pop. 4170; P.O.,
T.O., 1 Bank. Market-day, Thursday; has mfrs. of
cotton and paper, and lead and coal mines.

Chapel Fold, hamlet, Batley par., S. div. West-
Riding Yorkshire, 6J miles NW. of Wakefield.

Chapelgate.—hamlet, East Retford par., N. Notts.
—2. Chapelgate, hamlet, North-Riding Yorkshire, 6
miles SE. of Stokesley.

Cliapclglll, summit, Broughton par., Peeblesshire,
alt. 2282 ft.

Chapel Green.—place, 1 mile from Wokingham,
Berks; has an hospital (1663) for the aged.—2. Chapel
Green, hamlet, Fillongley par., N. Warwickshire, 6
miles NW. of Coventry.

Chapel Green, hamlet with school, in W. of Kilsyth
par., Stirlingshire.

Chapel Haddlesey, township, Birkin par., E. div.
West-Riding Yorkshire, on river Aire, 44 miles SAY. of
Selby, 1163 ac. (23 water), pop. 177.

Chapclhall, vil., Bothwell par., N. Lanarksh., 2| m.
SE. of Airdrie, pop. 1829; P.O.; has extensive collieries.

Chapel Hill.—par., SE. Monmouthshire, on river
Wye, 44 miles N. of Chepstow, 1267 ac. and 67 tidal
water and foreshore, pop. 411.—2. Chapel Hill, ham-
let, Swineshead par., mid. Lincolnshire, 3 miles SAY. of
Coningsby; P.O.—3. Chapel Hill, seat, Mardale,
Westmorland, near Hawes AVater.

Chapclhill.—hamlet, Monzie par., Perthshire, near
river Almond, 6 miles NAV. of Methven Junction.—2.
Chapelhlll, eminence, Old Kilpatrick par., Dumbar-
tonshire, adjacent to river Clyde and Old Kilpatrick
vil. ; the AV. terminal fort of Antoninus’ AVall, it has
yielded important Roman relics.

Chapelhill, vil., Derryloranpar., co. Tyrone, pop. 87.

Cliapelhope, farm and stream, in NW. of Ettrick
par., Selkirkshire; is the chief scene of Hogg’s tale of

The Brownie of Bodesbeck.”

Chapel House, noted inn, 1 mile NE. of Chipping
Norton, Oxfordshire.

Cliapclizod.—town and par. with ry. sta., in co.
and 3 miles W. of Dublin, on river Liffey—par., 532
ac., pop. 1659; town, pop. 1583; P.O., t.o. The par.
embraces part of Phoenix Park; p'art of the town is
within Palmerston par.—2. Chapelizod, seat, 6 miles
AV. of Thomastown, co. Kilkenny.