Kingsand, vil., Maker par., Cornwall, on Plymouth
Sound, 4 miles SAV. of Plymouth.

Kingsbarns, coast par. and vil. with ry. sta., E.
Fife—par., 4074 ae., pop. 795; vil., 3 miles NAA”. of
Crail and 7 miles SE. of St Andrews, pop. 389; P.O.;
at one time there were royal barns or granaries here.

Kingsbridge.—market town, small port, and par.
(ry. sta. Kingsbridge Road, 10 miles N.), Devon, at head
of Salcombe Haven, 12 miles SAV. of Totnes and 34
SAY. of Exeter, 150 ac., pop. 1527 ; P.O., T.O., 2 Banks,

4 newspapers. Market-day, Saturday. Kingsbridge is
the centre of business for a large extent of country
called the South Hams, and has a considerable agricul-
tural trade as well as a fair trade coastwise. Some of
the inhabitants are engaged in the fishing industry.
The church is nearly five centuries old. In the Town
Hall is an interesting museum. John Walcott (Peter
Pindar, 1738-1819) was a native.—2. Kingsbridge,
hundred, Wilts, in NE. of co., 37,885 ac., pop. 28,006 ;
contains 11 pars, and part of another.

Kingsbridge, terminus of Great Southern and AVest-
ern Ry., in Dublin city.

Kingsbridge Road, ry. sta. (for Kingsbridge, 10
miles S.), Devon, 15 miles E. of Plymouth.

Kingsburgh House, a mansion which formerly
stood in Snizort par., Skye island, Inverness-shire, on
E. side of Loch Snizort Beag, 9 miles NAV. of Portree ;
at Kingsburgh House Prince Charles Edward found
refuge in 1746, and Dr Johnson and Boswell were
entertained by Flora Macdonald in 1773.

Kingsburn Green, hamlet, on NAV. border of Herts,
3J miles SE. of Luton.

Kingsbury.—par. and ry. sta., Middlesex, on river
Brent, 7 miles NAA⁷. of St Paul’s, London, 1829 ac., pop.
759 ; E. of church is the Brent reservoir, frequented by
anglers; the par. contains the hamlet of Kingsbury
Green.—2. Kingsbury, 4 miles SE. of Langport,
Somerset; P.O. See Kingsbury Episcopi.—3. Kings-
bury, par. and vil. with ry. sta., Warwickshire, on
river Tame, 10 miles NE. of Birmingham, 9070 ac., pop.
1574; P.O.; has collieries and brickworks.

Kingsbury, East and AVest, 2 hundreds, Somerset
—East Kingsbury, 18,565 ac., pop. 7436 ; AVest Kings-
bury, 21,379 ac., pop. 11,522; the hundreds are in 6 de-
tached portions, and comprise Chard and 10 other pars.

Kingsbury Episcopi, par. and vil., Somerset, in S.
of co., on river Parret, 4 miles SE. of Langport, 3646
ac., pop. 1514 ; P.O., called Kingsbury.

Kingscavil, vil., with sandstone quarry, in co. and
2 miles E. of Linlithgow.

Kingsclere.—market town and par., Hants, 9 miles
NAA⁷. of Basingstoke, 13,117 ac., pop. 2770; P.O., T.o.
Market-day, Tuesday. Malting, brewing, and ropemak-
ing are carried on.—2. Kingsclere, hundred, Hants,
20,538 ac., pop. 3294; contains 5 pars, and part of
another.

Kingscliffc, 7 miles NW. of Oundle, Northampton-
shire ; P.O., t.o. See King’s Cliefe.

Kingscote, par. and vil., in SW. of Gloucestershire,

5 miles NAV. of Tetbury, 1810 ac., pop. 272; P.O., T.o.;
in vicinity of vil. is Kingscote Park, seat.—2. Kings-
cote, ry. sta., 2{; miles SAV. of East Grinstead, Sussex.

Kingscott, hamlet, St Giles in the Wood par.,
Devon, 4 miles E. of Torrington.

Kingsconrt, town with ry. sta., Enniskeen par., E.
co. Cavan, 20 miles N. of Navan and 47 miles NAV. of
Dublin, pop. 932; P.O., T.o., 1 Bank. Market-day,
Tuesday ; has an extensive corn market.

Kingscross Point, Arran island. See King’s Cross.

Kingsdalc, mountain vale in N. div. West-Riding
Yorkshire; extends SE. from Whernside mountain to
vicinity of Thornton; is traversed by the Kingsdale
Beck, and contains several curious caverns.

Kingsdale, seat, Kennoway par., Fife, 1 mile NAV.
of Cameron Bridge sta.

Kingsdon, par. and vil., Somerset, 2 miles N. of
Ilchester, 2064 ac., pop. 353 ; P.O.

Kingsdown.— eccl. dist., Clifton and Westbury
upon Trym pars., Gloucestershire, in bor. of Bristol,
pop. 4361.—2. Kingsdown, eccl. dist. and coast vil.,
Ringwould par., Kent, in E. of co.—dist., pop. 520 ;
vil., 3 miles S. of Deal; P.O.—3. Kingsdown, hamlet,
Box par., Wilts, 3 miles SW. of Corsham

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

Edinburgh: Adam and Charles Black, 1887. Public domain image from Gedcomindex.com