Coxlodgc, township, Gosforth par., S. Northumber¬
land, 2 miles NW. of Newcastle, 828 ac., pop. 3297; P.O.

Coxton, old tower, in co. and 2 miles SE. of Elgin;
was the residence of the Inneses of Invermarkie, but
now belongs to the Earl of Fife.

Coxwell, Great, par., NW. Berks, 1½ mile SW. of
Faringdon, 1435 ac., pop. 289.

Coxwell, Little, township, Great Faringdon par.,
Berks, 2 m. SW. of Faringdon, 887 ac., pop. 250 ; P.O.

Coxwell Knoll, eminence, 1 mile NAY. of Brampton
Bryan, Herefordshire; has vestiges of a British camp.

Coxwold, par., township, and vil. with ry. sta.,
North-Riding Yorkshire, 7½ miles SE. of Thirsk—par.,
14,685 ac., pop. 1099; township, 1375 ac., pop. 313;
P.O. Laurence Sterne (1713-1768) was curate of C.

Coychurch, par., SE. Glamorgan, 2½ miles NE. of
Bridgend, 9254 ac., pop. 1606 ; P.O.; contains the town¬
ships of Higher Coychurch, 3928 ac., pop. 320; and
Lower Coychurch, 1099 ac., pop. 262.

Coydiog, hamlet, in co. and 4 miles E. of Denbigh.

Coygan, place with limestone rock, having an inter¬
esting “bone cave,” 4½ m. from Laugharne, Carmarthen.

_ Coyle, or Coila, a stream of Kyle dist., Ayrshire,
rising 2 miles N. of Dalmellington and flowing 14 miles
NAY. to river Ayr 4 miles E. of town of Ayr. In
Coylton par., opposite Sundrum House, it makes a
cascade 25 ft. wide and 15 ft. in fall.

Coylton, par. and vil., in mid. of co. and 5½ miles
SE. of Ayr, 11,584 ac., pop. 3100; P.O.; has collieries
and quarries of sandstone and limestone.

Coytrahenc, 2 m. from Aberkenfig, Glamorgan; P.O.

Coyty, par., SE. Glamorgan, on river Ogwr, 4½ mile
NE. of Bridgend, 4617 ac., pop. 3796; P.O., called
Coity ; contains the townships of Higher Coyty, 2937
ac., pop. 515, and Lower Coyty, 1680 ac., pop. 3281;
also Coyty Castle (1091), a fine old ruin.

Craanford, 4 miles AY. of Gorey, co. AYexford ; P.O.

Crahhe, deep gorge, on N. side of Jersey, Channel
Islands, 7 miles NAY. of St Helier.

Crahhle Paper Mill, at River, near Dover, E. Kent.

Crabhs Cross, vil., 7 miles SE. of Bromsgrove, E.
Worcestershire; P.O.

Crabhall, hamlet, in co. and 2 miles SAY. of Chester.

Crahtree.—hamlet, 2½ miles NE. of Plymouth, S.
Devon.—2. Crabtree, vil., 3 miles NE. of Sheffield,
West-Riding Yorkshire.

Crahtreelane, 6 miles from Portadown, N. co. Ar¬
magh; P.O.

Crachyty, hamlet, Llanfynydd par., 5½ miles NW.
of Llandilofawr, Carmarthenshire.

Crackenthorpe, hamlet, 2 miles NAY. of Appleby,
AYestmorland ; has remains of Roman camp ; in vicinity
is Crackenthorpe Hall.

Cracklington Cove, inlet on W. coast of Cornwall,
9 miles SAY. of Bude.

Crackpot, hamlet, Grinton par., North-Riding York¬
shire, 2 miles NE. of Muker.

Cracoe, township, Burnsall par., N. div. Ai^Test-Riding
Yorkshire, 5½ miles NW. of Skipton, 2134 ac., pop.
127; P.O.

Cracomhe House, seat, 4 miles NW. of Evesham,
E. AYorcestershire.

Craddock, vil., 7 miles NE. of Cullompton, N.
Devon; P.O.

Cradle Mountains, hill-range, in E. of Brecknock¬
shire, reaching in Pen Cader Fawr an alt. of 2545 ft.

Cradley.—par., NE. Herefordshire, 3 miles N. of
Colwall ry. sta., 5966 ac., pop. 1746; P.O.; contains
hamlets of East and West Cradley.—2. Cradley,
township and vil. with ry. sta., Halesowen par., E.
Worcestershire, 2 miles NE. of Stourbridge, 732 ac.,
pop. 5284; P.O.; coal and iron mines. The township
contains the vil. of Cradley Heath ; P.O., T.o., 1 Bank.

Cradoc, ry. sta., in co. and 2 m. NW. of Brecknock.

Cradock Hill (Shropshire). See Caer Caradoc.

Cradoc’s Church, hermitage, near Ystradgunlais,
SAY. Brecknockshire.

Crafton, hamlet, 4½ miles NW. of Ivinghoe, Bucks.

Crag Green, seat, 4 m. SE. of Brough, AYestmorland.

Cragg Tale, 3 miles from Mytholmroyd ry. sta., N.
div. AAfost-Riding Yorkshire; P.O.

Craggane Tower, seat, SE. co. Clare ; post-town.
Kilkishen.

Gazetteer of the British Isles, Statistical and Topographical, by John Bartholomew, F.R.G.S.

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