High Hurst Wood, eccl. dist. and hamlet, Buxted
par., E. Sussex—dist., pop. 695; hamlet, 3 miles from
Buxted sta.; P.O.

High Hntton, vil., Huttons Ambo par., North-
Riding Yorkshire, 3 miles SAY. of New Malton.

High Island, 3 miles W. of Achris Point, NW. co.
Galway; contains interesting ruins.

High Lane, eccl. dist. and vil. with ry. sta., Stock-
port par., E. Cheshire—dist., pop. 1226 ; vil., 8½ miles
NE. of Macclesfield; p.o.

High Lanes, vil., Phillack par., W. Cornwall, 4
miles SE. of St Ives.

High Lees.-—place, in vicinity of Matlock, N. Derby-
shire.—2. High Lees, place, Thurcaston par., in co.
and 5 miles NW. of Leicester.

High Legh, 5 miles NAY. of Knutsford, Cheshire;
p.o. See Leigh, High.

High Lodge, place, Ascot under Wychwood par.,
Oxfordshire, near Charlbury.

High Lodore, Falls of. See Lodore.

High Lorton, vil., Brigham par., AY. Cumberland, 4
miles SE. of Cockermouth ; p.o.

High Moor, vil., Rochdale par., S. div. AYest-Riding
Yorkshire, 11 miles NE. of Manchester.

High Ongar, 6 miles E. of Epping, Essex; P.O. See
Ongar, High.

High Park, seat, 2 m. W. of Droitwich, Worcester.

Higli Park, seat, AY. co. AVicklow, 3 miles N. of
Hacketstown.

High Peak.—hundred, N. Derbyshire, 194,650 ac.,
pop. 51,585; contains 6 pars. See Peak Forest.—2.
High Peak, near Cromford sta., N. Derbyshire; P.O.

High Peak Division, pari. div. of Derbyshire, pop.
53,357.

High Pike, a summit of Caldbeck Fells, AY. Cumber-
land, 7½ miles NE. of Keswick, alt. 2101 ft.

High Boding, 4 miles SW. of Dunmow, Essex; P.O.
See Roothing, High.

High Shields, ry. sta., at South Shields, Durham.

High Skelgill, hill, on NE. side of AVindermere,
Westmorland; has an extensive prospect, embracing
the Yale of Ambleside, the Rydal and Langdale moun-
tains, and the crags of Loughrigg Fell.

High Spen Colliery, 3 miles SW. of Ryton, N.
Durham; P.O.

High Stakesby, seat, 1 mile SW. of AYhitby, North-
Riding Yorkshire.

High Station, part of Falkirk : which see.

High Stile, mountain peak, W. Cumberland, on
SW. side of Buttermere.

High Stoy, mt., W. Dorset, 4| m. N. of Cerne Abbas.

High Street. — place, in par. and 1 mile N. of
Braughing, Herts.—2. High Street, mountain ridge,
Westmorland, extending NE. from AVindermere vil. to
vicinity of Penrith, alt. 2663 ft.; a Roman road runs
along the ridge.

High Street Green, vil., in par. and 1 mile E. of
Hemel Hempstead, Herts.

High Street House, seat, in par. and near Chidding-
stone, W. Kent.

High Sunnyside, suburb of Coatbridge.

High Tor.—rocky height, N. Derbyshire, in Matlock
Dale, near Matlock. — 2. High Tor, Devon. See
Heytor Rocks.

High Tor Grotto, large cavern at the base of High
Tor, N. Derbyshire.

High Town, part of Southwell par., S. Notts, 7
miles W. of Newark.

High Walker, hamlet, Longbenton par., S. North-
umberland, 1 mile from AValker vil.; P.O.

High Warden, seat, AVarden par., S. Northumber-
land; post-town, Hexham.

High Westhonse, hamlet, Thornton in Lonsdale
par., N. div. AYest-Riding Yorkshire, 2 miles NE. of
Burton in Lonsdale; P.O.

High White Stones, mt., on border of Cumberland
and Westmorland, 6½ miles NW. of Ambleside, 2500 ft.

High Willhaysc, eminence, in Dartmoor, S. Devon,
4 miles SW. of Okehampton sta.

High Wray, vil., in par. and 3 miles NE. of Hawks-
head, N. Lancashire; P.O.

High Wycombe, mun. bor., Bucks; P.O., T.O. See
Chipping AYycombe.

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