Gondover, hamlet, Netherbury par., Dorset, near
Beaminster.

Goncrby hamlet, Hatcliffe par., N. Lincolnshire,
74 miles SE. of Caistor.

Gonerby, Great, par. and vil., S. Lincolnshire, 2
miles NAV. of Grantham, 2230 ac., pop. 1202 ; P.O.

Gonerby, Little, hamlet, in par. and NAY. suburbs
of Grantham, S. Lincolnshire. See Manthorpe cum
Little Gonerby.

Gonerby, Middle, hamlet, Great Gonerby par., S.
Lincolnshire.

Gonfirth, vil., Delting par., Mainland, Shetland, on
Gon Firth, 3 miles SAY. of Voe.

Gonsal, hamlet, Condover par., S. Shropshire, 5
miles SE. of Shrewsbury.

Gon vena, place, Egloshayle par., E. Cornwall, near
AVadebridge ; here is the seat of Gon vena Blouse.

Good Easter, 6 miles NAY. of Chelmsford, E. Essex;
p.o. See Easter, Good.

Goodameavy, place, Meavy par., S. Devon, 7 miles
SE. of Tavistock ; here is the seat of G. House.

Goodamoor Honse, seat, 14 mile NW. of Corn wood
sta., S. Devon.

Goodbnsh Hill, on border of Ayr and Lanark, 5
miles N. of Muirkirk, alt. 1556 ft.

Gooderstonc, par., AY. Norfolk, 64 miles SAY. of
Swaffham, 2781 ac., pop. 487; P.O.

Goodhope, school, Johnstone par., Dumfriesshire.

Goodie Water, stream, S. Perthshire ; issues from
Lake of Menteith, and flows 84 miles SE. to the Forth
14 mile NW. of Gargunnock sta.

Goodlcigh, par., N. Devon, on river Yeo, 24 miles
NE. of Barnstaple, 1167 ac., pop. 250; P.O.

Goodmanham, par. and vil., East-Riding Yorkshire,
14 mile NE. of Market Weighton, 3026 ac., pop. 312.

Goodncstone.—par., E. Kent, 2 miles E. of Favers-
ham, 341 ac., pop. 80.—2. Goodncstone, par. and vil.,
E. Kent, 6 miles SAV. of Sandwich, 1864 ac., pop. 402;
P.O.; in vicinity of vil. is seat of Goodnestone Park.

Goodramgatc, Holy Trinity, par. and township,
within the municipal limits of York city—par., pop.
6723 ; township, pop. 451.

Goodrich, par., S. Herefordshire, on river Wye, 4
miles SW. of Ross, 2421 ac., pop. 743 ; P.O.; has ruins
of Goodrich Castle (12th century); the seat of Good-
rich Court is noted for its collection of ancient armour.

Goodrington, hamlet, Paignton par., E. Devon, 54
miles SE. of Totnes.

Goodshavv, eccl. dist. and vil., AVhalley par., NE.
Lancashire—dist., pop. 5594; vil., 2 miles NE. of Has-
lingden sta.

Goodwic, coast vil., Llanwnda par., Pembrokeshire,
14 mile NW. of Fishguard; P.O.

Goodwin Sands, an extensive and dangerous shoal,
off the E. coast of Kent, opposite Sandwich and Deal,
about 5 miles from the mainland. N. to S. it is about
10 miles long; its breadth ranges from 14 to 3 miles,
and it forms a natural breakwater for the well-known
roadstead called the Downs. A considerable part of
the shoal is dry at low water. Goodwin Sands are said
to have belonged to the estate of the Earl Godwine,
and they are supposed to have been submerged in 1037.
Probably there is no place where wrecks have been
more numerous, consequently much has been done to
secure the safety of mariners. The shoal has 4 lights—
2 (East Goodwin and Gull) with revolving lights each
seen 10 miles, 1 (South Sand Head) with fixed light
seen 10 miles, and 1 (North Sand Head) with flashing
light seen 10 miles.

Goodwood, seat of the Duke of Richmond, 3 miles
NE. of Chichester, W. Sussex; the Goodwood Race-
course is 1 mile NE. of the mansion-house.

Goodworth Ciatford, par. (ry. sta. Ciatford), N.
Hants, 2 miles S. of Andover, 2822 ac., pop. 502.

Goodyear’s Green, place, Hartley AVespall par., N.
Hants, 7 miles NE. of Basingstoke.

Goold’s Cross and Cashel, ry. sta. (for Cashel), 6
miles NAY. of Cashel, co. Tipperary.

Goole, market town, river port, township, and ry. ter-
minus, Snaith par., E. div. West-Riding Yorkshire, on r.
Ouse, at its confluence with the Don, 23 miles SAY. of
Hull and 189 miles NW. of London by rail—town, pop.
10,418; township, 4838 ac., pop. 4823; P.O., T.O., 2

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

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