of Melton Mowbray, 1657 ac., pop. 80; P.O.; contains
Cold Overton Hall.

Cold Kowley, hamlet, Lanchester par., N. Durham,
64 miles NE. of AYolsingham.

Cold Waltbani, par. and vil., AY. Sussex, on river
Arun,3m. SAY. of Pulborough ry.sta., 1233 ac., pop. 389.

Cold Weston, par., S. Shropshire, near Clee Hills,
74 miles NE. of Ludlow ry. sta., 670 ac., pop. 30.

Coldbackic, 3 m. NE. of Tongue, Sutherland; P.O.

Coldbrook, seat, 1 m. SE. of Abergavenny, Monmouth.

Coldcoats, township, Ponteland par., S. Northum-
berland, 84 miles SAY. of Morpeth, 1079 ac., pop. 47.

Coldcotes.—hamlet, AYhitkirk par., E. div. AYest-
Riding Yorkshire, 4 miles E. of Leeds.—2. Coldcotes,
hamlet, SE. Lancashire. See Colcoats.

Coldcn. — summit, Isle of Man, alt. 1599 ft. — 2.
Colden, eccl. dist. (Holy Trinity), Owslebury and
Twyford pars., N. Hants, pop. 713; contains Coldcn
Common, vil. and school, 4 miles SE. of AYinchester.

Colden Parva, hamlet, Aldbroughpar., East-Riding
Yorkshire, near coast, 12 miles NE. of Hull.

Coldbam, hamlet with ry. sta., Elm par., Cambridge-
shire, 5 miles SAY. of AYisbech.

Coldbam Hall, 14 m. S. of Brundall sta., Norfolk.

Coldhesledon, coast township, Dalton-le-Dale par.,
N. Durham, 74 m. S. of Sunderland, 1014 ac., pop. 108.

Coldbill, hamlet, Almondbury par., S. div. AYest-
Riding Yorkshire, 1 mile SE. of Huddersfield.

Coldburst, eccl. dist. and NE. suburb of Manchester,
Prestwich par., SE. Lancashire, pop. 8351.

Coldingham, coast par. and vil., NE. Berwickshire,
3 miles NAY. of Eyemouth and 46 miles SE. of Edin-
burgh—par., 24,021 ac., pop. 3173 ; vil., pop. 572; P.O. ;
has remains of priory, one of the most ancient monastic
establishments of Scotland. Coldingkamsliirc was
the name of an ancient jurisdiction in Berwickshire,
apparently ecclesiastical, connected with Coldingham
Priory. Coldingham Locb is 14 mile NE. of vil.

Coldlngbamsbore, fishing vil., in par. and 14 mile
NE. of Coldingham vil., NE. Berwickshire ; P.O.

Coldmeece, hamlet, Eccleshall par., AY. Stafford-
shire, 3 miles SAY. of Stone.

Coldred, par., E. Kent, 5 miles NAY. of Dover, 1552
ac., pop. 150; the church stands in the centre of an
old Roman or Celtic entrenchment.

Coldrenick, seat, nr. Menheniot ry.sta., E. Cornwall.

Coldrey, par., Hants,54m. NE. of Alton, 194 ac.,pop. 22.

Coldshiels. See Cauldshiels.

Coldside, hamlet, in par. and 5 miles NE. of
Canonbie, SE. Dumfriesshire.

Coldsmouth and Thompsons Walls, township,
Kirknewton par., N. Northumberland, 7 miles NAY.
of AYooler, 1340 ac., pop. 15.

½oldstone, par., Aberdeen. See Logie-Coldstone.

Coldstream, par. andtown(policeburgh), S. Berwick-
shire, on river Tweed, 134 miles SAY. of Berwick-upon-
Tweed by rail and 62 miles SE. of Edinburgh—par.,
8534 ac. (214 water), pop. 2561; vil., pop. 1616; P.O.,
T.O., 2 Banks. The Coldstream Guards, the second
oldest corps in the British army, were raised here by
General Monk in 1659-60.

Coldswood, hamlet, St Lawrence par., E. Kent, 2
miles NAY. of Ramsgate.

Coldwell, township, Kirkwhelpington par., S. North-
umberland, 12 miles AY. of Morpeth, 305 ac., pop. 3.

Coldwell ltocks, grand reach of rocks, river Wye, on
border of Gloucestershire and Herefordshire, 4 miles
NE. of Monmouth.

Cold wells, school, Cruden par., E. Aberdeenshire.

Cole.—hamlet with ry. sta., Pitcombe par., mid.
Somerset, 2 miles SAY. of Bruton.—2. Cole, hamlet,
1 mile S. of Malmesbury, N. AYilts.—3. Cole, rivulet,
AYilts and Berks; rises near Wanborough, in AYilts, and
flows 10 miles NW. to the Isis at Lechlade.—4. Cole,
rivulet, N. AYarwickshire; rises on AY. border of co.
and flows 10 miles NE. to the Teme, near Coleshill.

Cole Green, ry. sta., 5 miles E. of Hatfield, Herts.

Cole Orton, par., N. Leicestershire, 3 miles NE. of
Ashby-de-la-Zouch, 1999 ac.,pop. 598; P.O., called Cole-
orton; has coal mines ; contains Cole Orton Hall.

Cole Fark, seat, 1 mile S. of Malmesbury, N. AYilts.

Colebatcb, hamlet, in par. and 1 mile S. of Bishops
Castle, S. Shropshire.

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