½opt Point, headland, E. Kent, 1 mile NE. of
Folkestone; is rich in fossils.

Coptliorne.—hundred, AV. Surrey, 33,251 ac., pop.
21,611; contains 11 pars.—2. Coptliorne, eccl. dist.
(St John), Worth par., E. Sussex, pop. 620.

Coptivinney, hamlet, 1 mile NE. of Ellesmere, N.
Shropshire.

Cop¹yr-Leni, hill, NW. Flintshire, 4 miles E. of
Rhuddlan, near Newmarket; is crowned with a remark-
able carnedd, or tumulus, one of the largest in N. Wales.

Coquet, river, N. Northumberland; rises among the
Cheviots, 24 miles W. of Woolbist Law, and flows NE.
past Alwinton and Rothbury to North Sea below Wark-
worth, opposite Coquet isl.; is 40 m. long, is navigable
to Warkworth, and is a fair salmon and trouting stream.

Coquet Island, off coast of Northumberland, 1 mile
SE. of mouth of river Coquet; on SW. side is a light-
house, with fixed light (Coquet) seen 14 miles.

Coquetdale, ward, N. Northumberland, lying along
river Coquet, 300,650 ac., pop. 20,092.

Cor, stream, Peebles. See Cor Water.

Corah, remains of ancient castle, the seat of the
Lords Herries, Kirkgunzeon par., SE. Kirkcudbright.

Coralstown, 3 m. from Killucan, Westmeath; P.O.

Coranny, 7 m. from Clones, W. co. Monaghan; P.O.

Corballa, hamlet, Castleconnor par., AV. co. Sligo,
5 miles NE. of Ballina; P.O.

Corballls, vil., Duleek par., E. co. Meath, 5 miles
SE. of Drogheda.

Corhally.—par., in co. and 6 miles SW. of Cork, 869
ac., pop. 119.—2. Corbally, par., SW. King’s co. and
NE. co. Tipperary, 6 miles NE, of Roscrea, 12,746 ac.,
pop. 1722.—3. Corhally, par., E. co. Waterford, 8
miles SW. of Waterford ry. sta., 725 ac., pop. 150.—4.
Corhally, school, Kilfearagh par., SW. co. Clare.

Corbalton Hall, 34 miles SE. of Tara, E. co. Meath.

Corbar Wood Walks, in the old gritstone quarries,
near Buxton, N. Derbyshire.

Corbet, renovated old Border tower, in par. and 14
mile SE. of Morebattle, E. Roxburghshire.

Corbet, ry. sta., 3m. E. of Banbridge, co. Down; P.O.

Corbets Tey, hamlet, Upminster par., S. Essex, 44
miles SE. of Romford; P.O.

Corbie HaU, suburb of Borrowstounness, Linlithgow.

Corbie Pot, glen, Maryculter par., NE. Kincardine.

Corbiere, headland, S. coast of Guernsey, Channel
Islands, 5 miles SW. of St Peter Port.

Corbiere Rocks, or Corbleres, S. termination of St
Ouen’s Bay, SW. coast of Jersey, Channel Islands;
on one of the rocks is a lighthouse, with fixed light
(Corbiere Rocks) seen 17 miles.

Corbo, 5 miles from Clogher, S. co. Tyrone; P.O.

Corboy, hamlet, 4 miles NAV. of Edgeworthstown,
mid. co. Longford; P.O.

Corbrldge.—hamlet, 3 miles SE. of Chesterfield, E.
Derbyshire; P.O., called Corbrlggs.—2. Corbridge,
town, par., and township, with ry. sta., S. Northumber-
land, on river Tyne, 3Jmiles E. of Hexham—par., 13,198
ac. (152 water), pop. 2363; township, 5008 ac. (83 water),
pop. 1593 ; P.O., T.o.—3. Corbrldge, vil., Burslem and
Stoke on Trent pars., N. Staffordshire.

Corby.—par. and vil. with ry. sta., S. Lincolnshire,
on river Glen, 8 miles SE. of Grantham, 2726 ac., pop.
783; P.O., T.o.—2. Corby, hundred, N. Northampton-
shire, 58,402 ac., pop. 9997; contains 10 pars.—3.
Corby, par. and vil. with ry. sta., N. Northamptonshire,
3 miles SE. of Rockingham, 2800 ac., pop. 758; P.O.

Corby, Great, hamlet, Wetheral par., E. Cumber-
land, on river Eden, 44 miles SE. of Carlisle; P.O.,
called Corby; in vicinity is Corby Castle.

Corby, Little, hamlet, AYarwick par., E. Cumber-
land, 5 miles E. of Carlisle.

Corchester, 1 mile W. of Corbridge, S. Northumber-
land ; many Roman relics have been found at C.

Corcoinohidc, par., N. co. Cork and S. co. Limerick,
5 miles NW. of Charleville, 10,011 ac., pop. 2040.

Corconiroc, par., co. Clare, 61,385 ac., pop. 13,988.

Corcomroe Abbey, ruins, 2 miles S. of Burren, N.
co. Clare. See Abbey (co. Clare).

Corcreagky, 4 m. from Louth, W. co. Louth ; P.O.

Cordal, 4 miles from Castleisland, E. co. Kerry; P.O.

Cordangan, par., AV. co. Tipperary, containing part
of Tipperary town, 3905 ac., pop. 3082.