Nnntyfridd, picturesque glen, Flintshire, in S. of
co., 1 mile SW. of Caergwrle ; is traversed by an affluent
of river Alyn.

Nnntyfyllon, 1 mile from Maesteg, Glamorgan ; P.O.

Nantyglo, eccl. dist. and ry. sta., Aberystruth par.,
Monmouthshire, 4% miles NW. of Abertillery, pop. 3429;
P.O.; is situated amidst a wild tract of upland country,
and is a centre of extensive ironworks.

Nantygwryd, deep narrow valley, Carnarvonshire,
extending NE. from E. spurs of Snowdon to Capel Curig.

Nantymoel, ry. sta., Glamorgan, 10% miles N. of
Bridgend; P.O.

Nautynior, valley, Merioneth, in NW. of co., lying
E. of Beddgelert.

Nantyinwyn, vil., Carmarthenshire, in NE. of co.,
onriver Towy, 5% miles N. of Llandovery; P.O.; has
lead mines.

Nantyr House, seat, Llansaintffraid-Glyn-Ceiriog
par., Denbighshire, 3 miles S. of Llangollen.

Nantyrheibio, glen, Carmarthenshire, near Llandilo;
has a spring which ebbs and flows twice a day.

Nappn, township, in par. and 3 miles NE. of Gis-
burn, N. div. West-Riding Yorkshire, on river Ribble,
579 ac., pop. 21.

Nappa Hall, seat, Aysgarth par., North-Riding
Yorkshire, in vicinity of Askrigg sta.

Nappagli, island, near Lettermullen island, co.
Galway.

Napple Common, Bucks, in S. of co., 3 miles NW.
of Wycombe.

Mappleton House, seat, in co. and 4 miles S. of
AYorcester.

Nap ton on the Mill, par. and vil., Warwickshire,
3 miles E. of Southam, 4140 ac., pop. 885 ; P.O.

Nar, river, Norfolk; rises near Beeston, and flows W.
to the Wash in vicinity of King’s Lynn; is 21 miles long,
and is navigable for small craft to Narburgh.

Narberth.—pari, bor., market town, and par. with
ry. sta., Pembrokeshire, 11% miles N. of Tenby and 261
miles from London—par., 6084 ac., pop. 2324; bor.,
151 ac., pop. 1184; P.O., T.O., 2 Banks. Market-day,
Thursday. The ruins of a Norman castle crown the
summit of a hill, and have a very picturesque appear-
ance. A considerable trade is done in connection with
neighbouring quarries and stone mines. Narberth forms
one of the Pembroke District of Parliamentary Boroughs,
which returns 1 member; it was formerly one of the
Haverfordwest District, which returned 1 member until
1855.— 2. Narberth, hundred, Pembrokeshire, 55,813
ac., pop. 11,469.

Narberth, North and South, 2 townships, Narberth
par., Pembrokeshire—North Narberth (containing the
bor. of Narberth), pop. 1654 ; South Narberth, pop. 680.

Nar boro ugh, par., township, and vil. with ry. sta.,
Leicestershire—par., 2657 ac., pop. 1346; township,
pop. 884; vil., on river Soar, 7 miles SAY. of Leicester;
P.O., T.O.; in vicinity is the seat of Narborongh Hall.

Narburgh, par. and vil. with ry. sta. (Narborough),
Norfolk, on river Nar, 6 miles NAY. of Swaffham, 3545
ac., pop. 435; P.O., T.O., called Narborough ; has im-
portant corn and coal trade ; in vicinity of sta. is the
seat of Narborongh Hall.

Nare Point, headland, Cornwall, in SE. of co., 5
miles S. of Falmouth; contains a very curious cavern.

Narfortl, par., Norfolk, on river Nar, 4% miles NW.
of Swaffham, 2396 ac., pop. 141; contains the seat of
Marford Hal!.

Narln, fishing hamlet, on Gweebarra Bay, AY. co.
Donegal, 7 miles NW. of Ardara ; P.O.

Narragh and ICcban, East and West, 2 bars., S. co.
Kildare—EastNarraghandReban,21,376ac., pop.3307;
West Narragh and Reban, 22,135 ac., pop. 6498.

Narraghniore, par. and hamlet, S. co. Kildare, 8
miles NE. of Athy, 12,272 ac., pop. 1435; P.O.

Narrow Water, ry. sta., S. co. Down, 2 miles NW.
of AYarrenpoint; adjacent is the seat of Narrow Water
Castle, on the Narrow Water, the lower portion of
river Newry, flowing 6 miles along the borders of cos.
Armagh, Down, and Louth, into Carlingford Lough.

Narrowdale, gorge between limestone rocks, Staf-
fordshire, in NE. of co., 4. miles SE. of Longnor.

Mascott House, seat, Herts, in NW. vicinity of
Watford.    I