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Haggs Castle (1585), ruined castle of the Maxwells
of Pollok, Govan par., Renfrewshire, in SW. vicinity of
Glasgow, 1 mile N. of Pollokshaws.

Haghill, seat, in E. vicinity of Glasgow, NW. Lanark-
shire, ¾ mile NW of Parkhead sta.

Hagley.—hamlet, in co. and 3¼ miles NE. of Here-
ford; in vicinity is the seat of
Hagley Park.—2.
Hagley, par. and vil. with ry. sta., AY. Worcester-
shire, 2¼ miles SE. of Stourbridge, 2363 ac., pop. 1257;
P.O., T.O.; contains the seat of
Hagley Hall.

Hagley Road, ry. sta., on SW. border of AYarwick-
shire, 1 mile N. of Harborne sta.

Hagley Park, demesne, W. Staffordshire, 2 miles
SW. of Rugeley.

Hagloc, tithing, Awre par., W. Gloucestershire, on
river Severn, 3 miles S. of Newnham.

Hagnaby.—par., mid. Lincolnshire, 4 miles SW. of
Spilsby, 524 ac., pop. 74; in the neighbourhood is the
Seat of
Hagnaby Priory. 2. Hagnaby, hamlet,
Hannah par., N. Lincolnshire, 3 miles NE. of Alford.

Hag’s Castle, ruin, on an island in Lough Mask, S.
co. Mayo, 3 miles W. of Ballinrobe.

Hag’s Glen, near the Gap of Dunloe, S. co. Kerry.

Hag’s Head, promontory, with precipitous cliffs (668
ft. high), on N. side of Liscanor Bay, AY. co. Clare.

Hagsliaw Hill, in par. and 3 miles AY. of Douglas,
Lanarkshire, alt. 1540 ft.

Hagsthorn, vil., 2 m. N. of Dairy sta., N. Ayrshire.

Hagworthingliain, par. and vil., mid. Lincolnshire,
4¼ miles NAY. of Spilsby, 2430 ac., pop. 484; P.O.

Halbnrn Wykc, romantic vale, on coast of North-
Riding Yorkshire, 6¼ miles NW. of Scarborough.

Ilaigli.—township and vil., in par. and 2¼ miles NE.
of AYigan, SAY. Lancashire, 2135 ac., pop. 1186; P.O.,
T.O.—2.
Haigh, hamlet with ry. sta., Darton par.,
S. div. AYest-Riding Yorkshire, 4¼ miles NW. of Barns-
ley; P.O.; in vicinity is the seat of
Haigh Hall.

Haigh Green, hamlet, in par. and 4 miles S. of
Prescot, SW. Lancashire.

Haigh Moor, hamlet, West Ardsley par., S. div.
West-Riding Yorkshire, 5¼ miles NW. of Wakefield.

Haighton, township, in par. and 4 miles NE. of
Preston, N. Lancashire, 1078 ac., pop. 215.

Haile (or Hale), par., W. Cumberland, 2¼ miles SE.
of Egremont, 2672 ac., pop. 293 ; contains
Hale Hall.

Hailes, par., E. Gloucestershire, 2 miles NE. of
Winchcomb, 1520 ac., pop. 57; has remains of
Hailes
Abbey,
founded in 1246.

Hailes, vil. (ry. sta. Kingsknowe), Colinton par., in
co. and 3 miles SW. of Edinburgh, on Union Canal; in
vicinity, on Water of Leith, is
Hailes House, seat, and
Hailes Quarry.

Hailes, New, seat (ry. sta. New Hailes), Inveresk
par., Edinburghshire, near Firth of Forth, 1¼ mile W.
of Musselburgh.

Hailes Castle, ruin, Prestonkirk par., in co. and 4 m.
NE. of Haddington, onriver Tyne; temporary residence
of Mary Queen of Scots after her abduction by Bothwell.

Hailes Quarry, Edinburghshire. See Hailes.

Hailey, township and vil., in par. and 2 miles NW.
of AVitney, Oxfordshire, 2879 ac., pop. 1265.

Haileybury College, in co. and 2 miles SE. of Hert-
ford ; is an institution for the education of young
men
intended for the Indian Civil Service.

Hailmonds Froine, vil., Bishops Frome par., Here-
fordshire, 4 miles S. of Bromyard.

Hailsham, town and par. with ry. sta., E. Sussex,
64¼ miles SE. of London, 5330 ac., pop. 2964; P.O., T.O.,
2 Banks; is a thriving town, with one of the largest
cattle and sheep markets in Sussex.

Uailston Burn, stream, Kilsyth par., Stirlingshire.

Hail-Weston, par. and vil., Huntingdonshire, 2¼
miles NW. of St Neots, 1553 ac., pop. 348 ; P.O.

Hainanlt Forest, ancient forest, S. Essex, lying SE.
of Epping Forest and 3 miles NAY. of Romford; con-
tains the famous Fairlop oak, under which an annual
fair was held for centuries.

llninbury, hamlet, Yeovilton par., W. Somerset, 1
mile E. of ilchester.

Haine, hamlet, St Lawrence par., Kent, nr. Ramsgate.

Haines Hill, seat, 2 m. SE. of Twyford sta., Ber^«.

llalnford, par., S. Norfolk. See Haynford.

llaining, The, seat, in co. and S. vicinity of Selkirk.

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

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