Gartrec.—hundred, partly in N. but chiefly in S.
Leicestershire, 80,611 ac., pop. 19,478; contains 39
pars, and parts of 5 others.—2. Gartrce, wapentake,
mid. Lincoln, 55,166 ac., pop. 7270; contains 30 pars.

Gartsherrle, town (part of Coatbridge) and quoad
sacra par., with ry. sta., Old Monkland par., Lanark-
shire, pop. 9070 ; the sta. is 1J mile NW. of Coatbridge
sta.; near the sta. is Gartsherrle Honse ; Gartsherrle
Ironworks (the Bairds’) are on the Monkland Canal.

Gartshore, seat, in par. and 24 miles E. of Kirkin-
tilloch, Dumbartonshire.

Garturk, quoad sacra par., Old Monkland par.,
Lanarkshire, pop. 4266.

Gartverrfe Brickwork, near Glenboig sta., 24miles
N. of Coatbridge, Lanarkshire.

Garty, West, seat, Loth par., Sutherlandshire, 3
miles SAY. of Helmsdale.

Gartymore, part of vil. of West Helmsdale, Kil-
donan par., Sutherlandshire.

Garvagh, town with ry. sta., Errigal par., E. co.
Londonderry, 124 miles S. of Coleraine, pop. 708; P.O.,
T.o., 1 Bank. Market-day, Friday.

Garvaghy.—par. and hamlet, AY. co. Down, on river
Laggan, 4 miles S. of Dromore, 10,255 ac., pop. 2649;
P.O.—2. Garvaghy, 5 miles S. of Beragh ry. sta., S.
co. Tyrone; P.O.

GarvaM.—par. and vil., in co. and 5| miles SE. of
Haddington, 13,442 ac., pop. 758; P.O.; on Garvald
Farm is an ancient circular camp, 1500 ac. in circum-
ference.—2. Garvald, ancient par., nowin Kirkmichael
and Johnstone pars., Dumfriesshire; 3 miles NE. of
Kirkmichael Church are the ruins of Garvald Church ;
Garvald (or Garrel) Bnrn flows 7 miles SE. to Water
of Ae 2 miles NAY. of Lochmaben.—3. Garvald. See
Garrel and Garwald.

Garvald House, seat, West Linton par., NAY.
Peeblesshire, 1 mile NW. of Dolphinton sta.

Garvald Point, Greenock. See Garvel Point.

Garvan, hamlet, on S. side and near head of upper
Loch Eil, Argyllshire.

Garve, hamlet with ry. sta. and hotel, Contin par.,
Ross-shire, at mouth of Strath Garve, Ilf miles AY. of
Dingwall; P.O., T.O.; a little SE. is Loch Garve.

Garve Island, off N. coast of Sutherlandshire, 4f
miles SE. of Cape Wrath.

Garvel Point, headland, in E. vicinity of Greenock;
now occupied by extensive new docks.

Garvelloch Isles, Jura par., Argyllshire, in Firth
of Lorne, 5 miles SW. of Easdale ; on Eilean na Naoimh
(Island of Saints), the most westerly of the group, are
remains of a monastery of the 6th century.

Garvery, 3 miles from Enniskillen, Fermanagh; P.O.

Garvestone, par. and vil., S. Norfolk, 5 miles SE.
of East Dereham, 802 ac., pop. 336 ; P.O.

Garvock.—par., S. Kincardineshire, 7966 ac., pop.
428; Garvock church is 2 miles SE. of Laurencekirk
sta.; the Hill of Garvock is 813 ft. high.—2. Garvock,
seat, in par. and 1 mile E. of Dunning, Perthshire.

Garwald Water, left affluent of the AYhite Esk,
Eskdalemuir par., Dumfriesshire; makes a waterfall
called Garwald Linn.

Gar way, par., Herefordshire, on river Monnow, 74
miles NAY. of Monmouth, 3625 ac., pop. 534; P.O. at
Garway Common and P.O. at Garway Hill; contains
the seat of Garway Court.

Garway, Little, hamlet, Garway par., Hereford-
shire, 3 miles E. of Grosmont sta.

Garwick, hamlet, Heckington par., S. Lincolnshire,
54 miles SE. of Sleaford.

Garynahine, Lewis island. See Garrynahine.

Garynamonie, school, South Uist, Outer Hebrides.

Gascoigne Wood Junction, ry. sta., 5 miles W. of
Selby, E. div. West-Riding Yorkshire.

Gascon Hall, ruins of an ancient castle, in SE. of
Trinity Gask par., Perthshire, on river Earn; the
Gascon Hall of Blind Harry’s Wallace is supposed to
have stood about 14 mile NE.

Gask.—par. and hamlet, in co. and 8 miles SW. of
Perth ; P.O.; contains Gask House. See Findo-Gask.
—2. Gask, place with ancient stone circle, Daviot and
Dunlichty par., Inverness-shire.

Gask Hill, tumulus, near Collessie, Fife.

Gask House.—old mansion (now a farmhouse), in
par. and 14 mile S. of Turriff, Aberdeenshire.—2. Gask
Honse, Perthshire. See Gask.

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