Essex Castle, Alderney, Channel Islands.

Essieniore, waterfall, in Auchinchew vale, in S. of
Arran island; 100 ft. in leap.

Essil, ancient par., now in Speymouth par., Elginshire.

Essington, township, Bushbury par. ,AV. Staffordshire,
4g m. NE. of AVolverhampton, 2957 ac., pop. 1295; P.O.

Esslemont, hamlet with ry. sta., If mile SW. of
Ellon, E. Aberdeenshire; 1 mile N. of sta., on the
Ythan, is Esslemont House; near the sta. are the
ruins of Mains of Esslemont Castle.

Estcourt, seat, 1 m. S. of Tetbury, E. Gloucestershire.

Estersnow, or Eastersnow, par., N. co. Roscom-
mon, 3 miles SE. of Boyle, 6457 ac., pop. 1229.

Estliorpe, hamlet, 2J m. N. of Market Weighton, East-
Riding Yorkshire. See Londesborough and Esthorpe.

Esthwaite Water, lake, N. Lancashire ; extends SE.
from vicinity of Hawkshead towards AVindermere ; is 2
miles long, and affords good fishing; on W. bank is
Estkwaite Hall.

Estlmancr, hundred, SW. Merioneth, 57,336 ac.,
pop. 6861; contains 4 pars.

Eston, par., township, and vil. with ry. sta., North-
Riding Yorkshire, 4 miles SE. of Middlesbrough—par.,
3714 ac., pop. 14,011; township, 2252 ac., pop. 6297; p. o. ,
T.O.; seat of the steel works of Bolckow, Yaughan, &
Co., where rails are made from Cleveland ore.

Estyn, hamlet, Hope par., Flintshire.

Estynallan, hamlet, Llansilinpar., Denbighshire, 7\
miles SAV. of Chirk.

Esvvick, headland, in E. of Mainland, Shetland, 8|
miles N. of Lerwick.

Etac, pyramidal rock, 8 miles NAV. of St Helier,
Jersey, Channel Islands.

Etal, vil., Ford par., N. Northumberland, on river
Till, 9 miles AV. of AVooler; P.O. ; at the AV. end of
vil. are the ruins of Etal Castle (1341).

Etchclls, township, E. Cheshire. See Northern-
Etchells and Stockport-Etchells.

Etcliilliampton, township, All Cannings par., N.
Wilts, 2b miles SE. of Devizes, pop. 170.

Etching Hill, hamlet, Lyminge par., E. Kent, 4
miles NE. of Hythe.

Etcliingliam, par. and vil. with ry. sta., W. Sussex,
on r. Rother, 7b ^m- N. of Battle, 3783 ac., pop. 907; P.O.

Etlierdwick, hamlet, Aldbrough par., East-Riding
Yorkshire, 7b miles NE. of Hedon.

Etkcric Cross, hamlet, St Dominick par., E. Corn-
wall, 4 miles SE. of Callington.

Etlierley, eccl. dist. and vil. with ry. sta., Auckland
St Andrew and Auckland St Helen pars., S. Durham—
dist., pop. 1935; the vil. is 3 miles AV. of Bishop Auck-
land ; in vicinity is Etherley Lodge.

Etherow, river, Derbyshire and Cheshire; rises near
the meeting-point of Cheshire, Derbyshire, and York-
shire, and flows 15 miles SAV. to the Gort, 4J> miles E.
of Stockport.

Etliie, stream, NE. Ross-shire and Cromartyshire,
flowing into the Moray Firth 4b m. NE. of Rosemarkie;
famous from the geological discoveries of Hugh Miller.

Etliie Castle, seat of the Earl of Northesk, 4b miles
NE. of Arbroath, Forfarshire; was built by Cardinal
Beaton (1494-1546).

Etliie Haven, small fishing vil., on S. side of Lunan
Bay, Forfarshire, 1 b mile NE. of Ethie Castle.

Etliicbenfon, Gallow-Hill of, Monifieth par., For-
farshire ; formerly a seat of feudal justice.

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

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