Ganol, hamlet, Llansawel par., Carmarthenshire, 10
miles N. of Llandilofawr.

Gansons Down, eminence, Isle of Wight, 2¼ miles
SAY. of Newport.

Ganstead, township, Swine par., East-Riding York-
shire, 4¼ miles NE. of Hull, 809 ac., pop. 96; P.O.

Ganthorpe, township, Terrington par., North-Riding
Yorkshire, 6 miles W. of New Malton, 730ac., pop. 123.

Ganton, par. and vil. with ry. sta., East-Riding
Yorkshire, 8 miles SAY. of Scarborough, 3982 ac., pop.
339 ; P.O. ; contains the seat of Ganton Hall.

Gap Hill, 4 miles NAY. of Clare, N. King’s co., 329 ft.

Gap of Dunloe, co. Kerry. See Dunloe.

Gaping Gill Hole, chasm in Ingleborough Mountain,
N. div. AYest-Riding Yorkshire, 4 miles E. of Ingleton;
opens into Ingleborough Cave.

Gappah, hamlet, Kingsteignton par., E. Devon, 1¼
mile S. of Chudleigh.

Gar . See also Garr .

Gara Lough, between cos. Mayo, Sligo, and Ros-
common ; about 5 miles long and 4 miles wide.

Garadice, 5 miles from Kilcock, N. co. Kildare ; P.O.

Garadice Lough, 3 miles E. of Ballinamore, E. co.
Leitrim ; 2¼ miles long.

Garallan, vil., Ayrshire. See Garrallan.

Garan, or Garanhill, original name of town of
Muirkirk, Ayrshire.

Garavaig Bridge, near mouth of stream of same
name, flowing N. to Loch Maree, Ross-shire, 1¼ mile
NAY. of Talladale.

Garbally, school, Killoscobe par., mid. co. Galway.

Garbally Park, seat of the Earl of Clancarty, 1¼
mile AY. of Ballinasloe, E. co. Galway.

Garbh All t, affluent of Glenrosie Water, Arran isl.

Garbh Allt Falls, Aberdeenshire. See Garrawalt.

Garbh Eilean.—one of the 3 Shiant Isles, Outer
Hebrides, in the Minch.—2. Garbh Eilean, island, in
Loch Maree, Ross-shire.—3. Garbh Eilean, Suther-
landshire. See Garve Island.

Garbhreisa (Garbh lteis), island, Craignish par.,
Argyllshire, off Craignish Point.

Garboldisham, par. and vil., S.. Norfolk, 8¼ miles
E. of Thetford, 2705 ac., pop. 641; P.O., T.o.; contains
the seat of Garboldisham Hall.

Garbourne Pass, 3¼ miles E. of Ambleside, AYest-
morland.

Garbntt Hill, hamlet, in par. and 3¼ miles S. of
Haltwhistle, S. Northumberland.

Garbytliorpe, hamlet, Clifton with Glapton par.,
in co. and 3 miles SW. of Nottingham.

Garchonzic, Perthshire. See Gartchonzie.

Garden, seat, Kippen par., Stirlingshire, 1¼ mile NE.
of Buchlyvie.

Gardeners End, hamlet, Ardeley par., Herts, 6
miles E. of Stevenage.

Gardcnmorris House, 4 miles SE. of Kilmacthomas,
co. AA^raterford.

Gardens, hamlet, Delting par., Shetland, 1 mile
from Mossbank.

Gardensquarc, vil., 1 m. from Airdrie, Lanarkshire.

Gardenstown, fishing vil., Gamrie par., in co. and
8 miles E. of Banff, on Gamrie Bay, pop. 871; P.O.,
T.o., 1 Bank; was founded in 1720 by Alexander Garden
of Troup.

Garderhousc, Sandsting par., Shetland, 15 miles
NAY. of Lerwick ; P.O.

Gardic House (17th century), seat, Bressay island,
Shetland, on Bressay Sound, opposite Lerwick.

Gardiner Street, hamlet, 3¼ miles NE. of Hailsham,
E. Sussex.

Gardnerside, vil., Bothwell par., Lanarkshire, near
Bellshill.

Gardyne Castle, old baronial mansion, Kirkden par.,
Forfarshire, 1 mile S. of Guthrie Junction.

Gare Hill, vil., Marston Bigot par., mid. Somerset.

Gare Loch, right arm of Firth of Clyde, between
Roseneath and Row pars., Dumbarton; is well sheltered,
and has good anchorage for large vessels ; its shores ire
studded with villas and small watering-places; Clyde-
built steamers are usually tested on the Gare Loch.

Gare Sand, sandbank at mouth of Tees river, between
Durham and Yorkshire, 4 miles long and 2 broad.

Garcglefn, school, in co. and dist. of Anglesey.

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