Loftns (or Lofthouse), small town and par. with
ry. sta., North-Riding Yorkshire, 9 miles SE. of Salt-
burn—par., 3737 ac., pop. 4318 ; town (partly also in
Easington and Skelton near Red car pars.), pop. 6699;
P.O., T.O., 2 Banks, 1 newspaper ; is a thriving place,
and has mfrs. of cordage and twine, also large vege-
table gardens, the produce of which is sent to the neigh-
bouring markets ; stone is quarried ; Loftus is a local
government district; in vicinity is the seat of L. Hall.

Loftus HaU, seat of the Marquis of Ely, S. co. AVex-
ford, 4| m. SAV. of Fethard and 2 m. NE. of Hook Head.

Logan, seat of the M‘Doualls of Logan, Kirkmaiden
par., AVigtownshire, 2 miles S. of Ard well; a fish-
preserve here, for sea-fish, is an object of much attrac-
tion to tourists.

Logan Burn, name of upper reaches of Glencorse
Burn, Edinburghshire.

Logan House.—seat, on Lugar AVater, Ayrshire, in
par. and mile E. of Old Cumnock. — 2. Logan
House, old mansion, on Logan Burn, Edinburghshire,
in par. and 5 miles NAV. of Penicuik.—3. Logan
House, seat, on headstream of Logan AVater, Lanark-
shire, in par. and 6 miles SAV. of Lesmahagow ; Logan
Water, formed by 4 headstreams, is an affluent of the
Nethan.

Loganbank, seat, Glencorse par., Edinburghshire,
on Glencorse Burn, 1 mile NAV. of Auchendinny sta.

Loganlee, hamlet, Glencorse par., Edinburghshire,
§ mile NAV. of Auchendinny sta.

Loganlee Reservoir, in par. and 5 miles NAV. of
Penicuik, Edinburghshire.

Loggan Beck, stream in S. of Cumberland; flows
into the Duddon.

Logheen Light, on N. side of the estuary of river
Shannon, about 9 miles below Limerick; is 10 ft. above
high water and seen 4 miles.

Loghill, par. and vil., N. co. Limerick, on river
Shannon, 4 miles SAV. of Foynes—par., 5153 ac., pop.
967; vil., pop. 123; P.O., called Loughill.

Loghort Castle, 5 m. SE. of Kanturk, N. co. Cork.

Logie.—school, Lonmay par., Aberdeenshire. — 2.
Logie, seat (17th century), and school, Edinkillie par.,
Elginshire, on river Findhorn, 24 miles NAV. of Dun-
phail sta.—3. Logie, par., vil., and estate, Fife—par.,
3599 ac., pop. 390; the vil. is 5 miles NE. of Cupar ;
the estate is on the S. side of the parish.—4. Logie,
seat, in par. and 1J mile SW. of Dunfermline, Fife.—

5. Logie, quoad sacra par., Liff, Benvie, and Inver-
gowrie par., Forfarshire, suburban to Dundee, pop.
4270.—6. Logic, seat, in par. and 14 mile S. of Kirrie-
muir, Forfarshire.—7. Logie, par., Clackmannan,
Perth, and Stirling, 11,814 ac., pop. 4696; contains
most of Bridge of Allan and part of the royal burgh of
Stirling; the present parish church and the ruins of
the old church are lg mile E. of Bridge of Allan.

Logie Head, E. extremity of Cullen Bay, Banffshire.

Logie-Biichan, par., in E. of Aberdeenshire, 6683
ac., pop. 767 ; the church is on the river Ythan, 2 miles
E. of Ellon.

Logie-Coldstone, par., Aberdeenshire, 13,600 ac.,
pop. 908 ; the church is 4 miles AA^r. of Tarland.

Logie-Criniond, united estate, Crimond par., Aber-
deenshire.

Logie-Durno, ancient par. and school, Chapel of
Garioch par., Aberdeenshire.

Logle-Easter, par., in NE. of Ross and Cromarty,
9978 ac., pop. 827; contains Nigg sta., 14 mile E. of
parish church.

Logle-Elphlnstone, seat, Chapel of Garioch par.,
Aberdeenshire, on river Ury, 1 mile AV. of Pitcaple sta.

Logie-Mar, ancient par., now in Logie-Coldstone
par., Aberdeenshire.

Logie-Montrose, ancient par., now in Logie-Pert
par., Forfarshire.

Logie-Murdoch, ancient name of Logie par., Fife.

Logie-Pert, par. and vil., Forfarshire—par., 5739 ac.,
pop. 995; vil., 54 m. NW. of Montrose; P.O.; James
Mill (1773-1836), historian of British India, was a native.

Logie-Wester, ancient par., now in Urquhart and
Logie-Wester par., Ross and Cromarty.

Logiealmond, quoad sacra par., Fowlis-Wester,
Methven, Monzie, and Redgorton pars., Perthshire,
pop. 581; the church is 6 miles NW. of Methven sta.