Kinncigh, par., S. co. Cork, on river Bandon, 6
miles NE. of Dunmanway, 15,095 ac., pop. 3046; con-
tains Enniskean, vil. with ry. sta. A round tower,
75 ft. high, is situated on the N. bank of the Bandon.

Kinneil, vil. with ironworks, in par. and SW. vicinity
of Borrowstounness, NW. Linlithgowshire. Kinneil
House is the property of the Duke of Hamilton.

Kinnel Water, Dumfriesshire ; rises near the Lan-
arkshire border, 2\ miles N. of Queensberry Hill, and
flows 20 miles SE. to the Annan 11? mile NE. of
Lochmaben.

Kinnclhead, place with site of ancient fortalice, on
upper reaches of Kinnel Water, Kirkpatrick-Juxta par.,
Dumfriesshire.

Kinneil, par., E. Forfarshire, 6577 ac., pop. 696 ; the
church is on Lunan Water, lk mile NE. of Friockheim.

Klnncllar, par., SE.- Aberdeenshire, on river Don,
4217 ac., pop. 580 ; Kinnellar Lodge is Similes SE. of
Kintore.

Kinncrley, par. and vil., Shropshire, in NW. of co.,
131; miles NE. of Shrewsbury, 5891 ac., pop. 1200; P.O.

Kinnersley.—par. and vil. with ry. sta., in co. and
12 miles NW. of Hereford, 2199 ac., pop. 306; in
vicinity of vil. is the seat of Kinnersley Castle.—

2. Kinnersley, par. and vil., Shropshire, in E. of co.,
4 miles NE. of Wellington, 1828 ac., pop. 214; P.O.—

3. Kinnersley, hamlet, in par. and 1 mile SE. of
Severn Stoke, Worcestershire.

Kinnersley House, seat, 3 m. S. of Reigate, Surrey.

Kinnerton, Higher, township, Doddleston par.,
Flintshire, 4 miles SW. of Chester, 1825 ac. (20 water),
pop. 405; P.O.; contains the hamlets of Kinnerton
Uridge and Kinnerton Green, and the seat of
Kinnerton Bridge Hall.

Kinnerton, Lower, township, Doddleston par., in
co. and 3| miles SW. of Chester, 537 ac., pop. 112.

Kinnerton, Salford, and Badland, township, Old
Radnor par., in co. and 3 miles NE. of Radnor,
pop. 205.

Kinnesswood, vil., Portmoak par., in co. and 5
miles E. of Kinross, on E. side of Loch Leven; birth-
place of Michael Bruce (1746-1767), the poet.

Kinnethmont. See Kenxethmont.

Kinnettles, par., quoad sacra par., and hamlet,
Forfarshire—par., 2860 ac., pop. 386; quoad sacra par.
(including detached part of Caputh par.), pop. 418 ; the
hamlet is 3J miles SW. of Forfar ; in vicinity is Kin-
nettles House.

Klnnetty, King’s co.; P.O., T.o. See Kinnitty.

Klnneuchar. See Kilconquhar.

Ktnning Park, police burgh, Govan par., Renfrew-
shire, in S. of Glasgow, pop. 11,552; P.O.

Kinninmonth. See Kininmonth.

Kinnlshcad. See Kennishead.

Kinnlsldc, hamlet, St Bees par., Cumberland, 2 m.
NW. of Egremont. See Ennerdale and Kinniside.

Kinnitty, par. and vil., S. King’s co., 8 miles E. of
Parsonstown—par., 13,894 ac., pop. 776; vil., pop.
225; P.O., T.O., called Kinnetty.

Kinnolr, place with school, in par. and 4 miles NE.
of Huntly, Aberdeenshire ; P.O.

Klnnordy, seat, in par. and lk mile NW. of Kirrie-
muir, Forfarshire ; was the birthplace and residence of
Sir Charles Lyell (1797-1875), the geologist.

Kinnoull, par., SE. Perthshire, on left bank of
river Tay, 3646 ac., pop. 3461; contains the Bridgend
suburb of Perth; Kinnoull Hill, with magnificent
prospect of river Tay, is 729 ft. high; on W. side of hill
is a Roman Catholic Redemptory; of Kinnoull Castle
no vestige remains.

Kinord, Loch, Aberdeenshire. See CANNOR.

Kinoulton, par. and vil., on Grantham Canal, inco.
and 9 miles SE. of Nottingham, 924 ac., pop. 331; P.O.

KInpurney Hill, in par. and 1J mile NE. of New-
tyle, SW. Forfarshire, alt. 1134 ft.

Kinrara Lodge, Alvie par., Inverness-shire, between
Loch Alvie and river Spey, 3 miles SW. of Aviemore
sta.; is the property of the Duke of Richmond and
Gordon, who has the title of Earl of Kinrara ; on the
hill (Tor of Alvie) adjacent are the Waterloo Cairn and
the Duke of Gordon’s Monument.

Kinrive Hill, Kilmuir-Easter par., Ross and Cro-
marty, 5 miles NW. of Invergordon, alt. 1000 ft.