Ilole Pits, place, Wester dale par., North-Riding
Yorkshire, 74 miles SE. of Guisbrough; has traces of
an ancient British vil.

Hole ltock, on coast of N. Durham, 1 mile N. of
Seaham Harbour.

Hole in the Wall, cave, on river Wye, S. Hereford-
shire, 5 miles NE. of Ross.

Hole of How, natural arch on S. side of Bay of
Skaill, Sandwick par., Orkney.

Hole brook House, seat, 14 mile SW. of Wolsing-
ham, S. Durham.

Holehouse, Dumfriesshire. See Hollows.

Holehonsc Hill, Kirkmichael par., Dumfriesshire,
alt. 1307 ft.

Holekettle, Kettle par., Fife. See Kettle.

Holes Bay, small bay, in N. of Poole Harbour, S.
Dorset, extending 2 miles N. from Poole to Upton.

Holeshow, near Lizard Head, Cornwall; was the
scene of a great landslip.

Holestonc House, seat, near Doagh, S. co. Antrim.

Holfield Grange, seat, near Coggeshall, E. Essex.

Holford, par. and vil., W. Somerset, 10 miles NW.
of Bridgwater, 796 ac., pop. 157; P.O.

Holl'ord Hall, seat, on river Weaver, mid. Cheshire,
3 miles NE. of Northwich.

Holgate.—township and vil., St Mary Bishopshill
Junior par., E. div. West-Riding Yorkshire, on river
Ouse, lg mile SW. of York, 299 ac., pop. 513; P.O.;
here is the seat of Holgate Lodge. — 2. Holgate,
Shropshire. See Holdgate.

Holker, Lower, township and vil., in par. and 2
miles SAY. of Cartmel, N. Lancashire, 2387 ac. and
2500 foreshore, pop. 1093.

Holker, Upper, township, Cartmel par., N. Lanca-
shire, containing part of Cartmel town, 7140 ac. (62
water) and 1224 foreshore, pop. 849.

Holker Hall and Park, seat of Duke of Devon-
shire, | mile N. of Cark sta., Morecambe Bay, N.
Lancashire.

■lolkhaui, par. and vil. with ry. sta., N. Norfolk, 2
miles W. of Wells, 5973 ac. (765 water), pop. 537; P.O.;
in vicinity of vil. is Holkham Hall, the magnificent
seat of the Earl of Leicester, surrounded by a park
covering an area of 3200 ac.

Holkham, Tew, hamlet, in par. and vicinity of
Holkham, N. Norfolk.

Holkham Bay, on the N. coast of Norfolk, opposite
Holkham.

Holkwold Grange, seat, on S. border of Norfolk, 6
miles NW. of Brandon.

Holl.—hamlet, Skye island ; post-town, Kilmuir.—
2. Holl, Forfarshire. See Glenhead.

Hollahorongh, hamlet, in par. and 24 miles E. of
Moorwinstow, E. Cornwall.

Hollacomhe, par., S. Devon, on river Claw, 2 miles
SE. of Holsworthy, 1218 ac., pop. 115.

Holland, Bay of, bay, in S. of Stronsay island,
Orkney.

Holland, Great, coast par., E. Essex, on river Hol-
land, 16 miles SE. of Colchester, 2104 ac., pop. 402.

Holland, Little, coast par., E. Essex, near mouth
of river Holland, and adjacent to Great Holland, 652
ac., pop. 55.

Holland, Tew, seaport and ry. sta., N. Lincolnshire,
on river Humber, 34 miles NE. of Barton upon Hum-
ber; P.O., T.O.; lies opposite Hull (to which there is a
ferry), and has a pier and docks.

Holland, Parts of, the low fen country in Lincoln-
shire, adjoining the sea-shore, from the Wash to the
Humber, and extending northwards between the Wolds
and the High Dyke, 314,159 ac., pop. 80,151; contains
Boston and Spalding.

Holland Arms, ry. sta., 24 miles SE. of Llangefni,
Anglesey.

Holland (or Spalding) l>ivision, pari. div. of Lin-
colnshire, pop. 53,462.

Holland Drain, Tew South, artificial water cut,
S. Lincolnshire, running 14 miles NE. from river Wel-
land to river Nen.

Holland Fen, eccl. dist. and vil., Amberhill and
Kirton pars., S. Lincolnshire—dist., pop. 1039; vil.,
8 miles NAV. of Boston; P.O.; the land was reclaimed
in the time of Charles I.