Glen Tiilchan, seat, Fowlis Wester par., Perthshire,
on river Almond, 5 miles NW. of Methven sta.

Glen Turret, glen, Perthshire, on Turret Water;
contains Glen Turret Lodge, at NE. end of Loch
Turret, 7 miles NW. of Crieff.

Glen Udale, glen, Lochalsh par., SW. Ross-shire;
descends SW. to the head of Loch Carron.

Glen Ure, glen, Argyll, on r. Ure, affluent of r. Creran;
contains Glenurc House, 12 miles NE. of Appin.

Glen Urquhart, glen, Inverness-shire, on river
Enrick; P.O., 7 miles W. of Drumnadrochit.

Glen Vale, ravine, between West Lomond Hill and
Bishop Hill, on border of Fife and Kinross.

Glen Vorlick, glen, Perthshire; descends N. from
Ben Yorlich to Loch Earn.

Glen Mater, name sometimes given to river Ury,
Insch par., Aberdeenshire.

Glen Wkarry, glen, Kirkconnel par., NW. Dum-
friesshire ; was a hiding-place of the Covenanters.

Glen Wyllin, wooded vale, Michael par., Isle of
Man ; is traversed by a stream.

Glen of the Downs, a finely wooded ravine, 5 miles
S. of Bray, N. co. Wicklow.

Glen of the Horse (or Glen-a-Cappul), a stupend-
ous ravine, at the side of Mangerton Mountain, mid. co.
Kerry ; is 2 miles long.

Glena, a beautiful bay and wooded hill, at S. end of
Lough Leane, Lakes of Killarney, co. Kerry; Glena
Cottage, at the base of the hill, is the occasional resid-
ence of Lord Kenmare.

Glen-a-Cappul. See Glen op the Horse.

Glenacardoch Point, W. coast of Kintyre, Argyll.

Glcnadc, seat, on Glenade Lough, 6 miles NW. of
Manor Hamilton, N. co. Leitrim ; P.O.

Glenaden Distillery, Old Deer, Aberdeenshire.

Gienae, seat of a branch of the Dalzell family, in co.
and 5| miles N. of Dumfries.

Gienaffric Deer Forest, Inverness-shire, 14,320 ac.;
post-town, Beauly; near confluence of the Oannich and
the Glass, 24 m. NE. of Fasnakyle, is Gienaffric Hotel.

Glcnafon, seat, Glamorgan. See Glanafon.

Glenageary (or Sally Noggins), hamlet and sta. 011
Kingston and Bray Ry., in co. and 74 m. SE. of Dublin.

Glenaliiry, bar., co. Waterford,38,849 ac., pop. 5684.

Glenairney Lodge, 1 m. S. of Dunphail sta., Elgin.

Glenaladale, stream, Moidart dist., SW. Inverness-
shire, flowing SE. to Loch Shiel.

Glenalbert, place with waterfall, f mile NW. of
Dalguise sta., Perthshire.

Glenalbert House, near Roscrea, N. co. Tipperary.

Glenalder, seat, Radnorshire ; post-town, Rhayader.

Glenaline, hill, Fermanagh. See Glennalong.

Glenalla, mountain range, between Loughs Fern
and Swilly, N. co. Donegal.

Glenalla Fell, hill, in S. of Kirkmichael par., Ayr-
shire, 3 miles SW. of Straiton, alt. 1406 ft.

Glenalla House, 5 miles NW. of Rathmelton, N. co.
Donegal.

Glenalmond, 4 miles NW. of Methven sta., Perth-
shire ; P.O.; on the right bank of the Almond is
Glenalmond (Trinity) College (Scottish Episcopal),
opened 1847 ; on the left bank of the Almond, 2| miles
W., is Glenalmond House.

Glcnamaddy, 9 miles SE. of Dunmore, co. Galway;
p.o. See Glennamaddy.

Glenanne, vil. and seat, Loughgilly par., E. co. Ar-
magh, 3 miles S. of Markethill, pop. 185; P.O., T.O.

Glenapp (or Rutters Church), quoad sacra par.,
Ballantrae par., Ayrshire, pop. 192; P.O., 64 miles S. of
Ballantrae ; in vicinity is Glenapp House; Glenapp
Lodge is 4 miles from Cairnryan.

Glenaray, par., Argyllshire (acreage included in
Inveraray par.), pop. 760.

Glenarbuck House, seat, on the Clyde, in E. vicinity
of Bowling, Dumbartonshire.

Glenardocli, seat, near Doune, Perthshire.

Glenariffe, hamlet, 2 miles S. of Cushendall ry. sta.,
E. co. Antrim; P.O.; stands at the foot of the glen or
mountain vale of Glenariffe. See Waterfoot.

Glena nil, small seaport town, Tickmacrevan par.,
E. co. Antrim, beautifully situated on Glenarm Bay
and at the mouth of Glenarm rivulet, 11 miles NW. of
Larne, pop. 1276; P.O., T.O., 1 Bank. Owing to the

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