Kennethmont, par. and hamlet with ry. sta., Aber-
deenshire—par., 8468 ac., pop. 999; hamlet (Kirkhill
of Kennethmont), 8 miles S. of Huntly and 32| miles
NW. of Aberdeen ; P.O.

Kennetpans, vil. with harbour, in co. and par. of
Clackmannan, on Firth of Forth, 34 miles SE. of Alloa,
of which it is a sub-port; in vicinity is K. House.

Kennford, Devon. See Kenford.

Kenninghall, par. and vil., Norfolk, 6 miles SW. of
Attleborough, 3600ac., pop. 1231; P.O., T.O.; has vestiges
of a royal castle, called Kenningkall Place.

Kennington.—eccl. dists. (St James, St John, and
St Mark), Lambeth par., Surrey, forming a S. suburb of
London—pop., St James, 6395; St Mark, 13,951; St
John (partly in Camberwell par.), 9394. See Kenning-
ton Division.—2. Kennington, par. and vil., Kent,
on river Stour, 2 miles NE. of Ashford, 1391 ac., pop.
741; P.O.; adjacent to vil. is Kennington Heath.—

3. Kennington, eccl. dist., Radley and Sunningwell
pars., Berks, on river Thames, 24 miles SE. of Oxford,
pop. 129.

Kennington, South, eccl. dist., Lambeth par.,
Surrey, pop. 9390.

Kennington Division, The, pari. div. of Lambeth
bor., pop. (estimated) 68,556.

Kennington Park, eccl. dist., Newington par.,
Surrey, pop. 4487.

Kennington Boad, eccl. dist.,Lambeth par., Surrey,
pop. 10,622.

Kennishead, ry. sta., Eastwood par., Renfrewshire,
3| miles SW. of Glasgow.

Kennoway, par. and vil., Fife—par., 3965 ac., pop.
1560; vil., 34 miles E. of Markinch and 3 NW. of
Leven, pop. 770; P.O.

Kennox House, seat, in par. and 2J miles W. of
Stewarton, N. Ayrshire.

Kenny, Lonps ©f, cascades on Melgam AYater, W.
Forfarshire, 2 miles above its influx to the Isla at
Airlie Castle.

Kennythorpe, township, Langton par., East-Riding
Yorkshire, 4 miles S. of New Malton, 542 ac., pop. 50.

Kenramer, hill, Rathlin isl., Antrim, 449 ft. high.

Kenry, bar., N. co. Limerick, 26,222 ac., pop. 4968.

Kensal Green, eccl. dist. and ry. sta., Chelsea,
Hammersmith, Kensington, and AYillesden pars., Mid-
dlesex, pop. 10,113; Kensal Green Cemetery contains
the graves of many distinguished personages; the sta-
tion is 1 mile E. of Willesden Junction.

Kensal Town, eccl. dist., Chelsea and Paddington
pars., Middlesex, in AY. of London, pop. 9377.

Kensaleyrc, place with school, at head of Loch
Eyre, in par. and near Snizort church, Skye island,
Inverness-shire.

Ken soy, affluent of river Tamar, in NE. of Cornwall.

Kensham Mill, paperworks, Bradninch, Devon.

Kensham Mills, paperworks, nr. Cullompton, Devon.

Kensington. — pari. bor. and par. with ry. sta.,
Middlesex, in W. of London, 2190 ac., pop. 163,151;
contains the South Kensington Museum, the gardens
of the Horticultural Society, the Kensington Gardens
(300 acres), which extend to Hyde Park, and Kensington
Palace (the property of the Crown since the time of
William III.), in which Queen Victoria was born.
Kensington pari. bor. is divided into 2 divisions—
viz., North and South—1 member for each division;
it was made a pari. bor. in 1885.—2. Kensington,
division of Ossulton hundred, Middlesex, 19,024 ac.,
pop. 452,183; contains Chiswick, Fulham, Hammer-
smith, Kensington, and 5 other pars.—3. Kensing-
ton, eccl. dist., West Derby par., SW. Lancashire, on
NE. side of Liverpool, pop. 6406.

Kensington Canal, Middlesex, runs 2 miles from
Earl’s Court to river Thames, opposite Battersea.

Kensington Gore, part of Kensington par., Middle-
sex; now occupied by the Horticultural Society’s
Gardens, South Kensington Museum, and many fine
suburban dwellings.

Kenslow, 4 miles S. of Bakewell, Derbyshire; inter-
esting antiquities have been found here.

Kenstone, vil., Hodnet par., Shropshire, 54 miles
E. of AYem.

Kenswick, par., in co. and 44 miles NAY. of Worces-
ter, 858 ac. (including Knightwick), pop. 10.

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

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