Navan, Lower and Upper, 2 bars., mid. co. Meath
—Lower Navan, 25,835 ac., pop. 8294 ; Upper Navan,

17,651 ac., pop. 2647.

Navar. See Lethnot and Navar.

Nave (or Noanih), island, adjacent to the NW. coast
of Islay island, Kilchoman par., Argyllshire.

Navenby, par. and vil. with ry. sta., in co. and 8|
miles S. of Lincoln, 2110 ac., pop. 957; P.O.

Naver, river, Farr par., Sutherland; issues from
Loch Naver (6 m. long), and flows 19 m. N. through
Strath Naver to Torrisdale Bay near Bettyhill of Farr;
the river and loch afford salmon and trout fishing.

Navestock, par. and vil., Essex, in NW. of co., 6
miles NE. of Romford, 4518 ac., pop. 834; P.O.; near
the vil. is Navestock Park, seat.

Navestock Side, vil., Navestock par., Essex, lg mile
SE. of Navestock vil. and 5 miles NE. of Romford; P.O.

Navidaie, coast dist., Kildonan par., E. Sutherland,
near Helmsdale.

Navigation, on E. border of Glamorgan, on Taff
Vale Canal, 164 miles NW. of Cardiff; P.O.; took its
name from a canal office here, and was at one time the
name of the ry. sta. now called Aberdare Junction.

Navisford, hundred, Northamptonshire, 13,119 ac.,
pop. 3116 ; contains 7 pars.

Navity, seat, in par. and 2 miles S. of Cromarty,
Ross and Cromarty.

Nawortb, hamlet with ry. sta., in par. and 24 miles
NE. of Brampton, Cumberland; in vicinity of sta. is N.
Castle (13th century), property of the Earl of Carlisle.

Nawton, townshp and vil. with ry. sta., Kirkdale
par., North-Riding Yorkshire, 24 miles N. of Kirkby
Moorside, 1216 ac., pop. 350; P.O.; on rising ground,
in vicinity of vil., stands the castellated mansion of
Nawton Tower.

Nayland, par. and vil., Suffolk, on river Stour, 84
miles SE. of Sudbury, 941 ac., pop. 901; P.O., T.O.; has
trade in corn, coals, and timber.

Nazarcili, 3 m. from Penygroes sta., Carnarvon; P.O.

Naze, The, headland, on E. coast of Essex, 5 miles S.
of Harwich.

Nazeing, par. and vil., Essex, in NW. of co., 3 miles
E. of Broxbourne sta. and 4 miles NAY. of Epping, 3952
ac., pop. 738 ; P.O.; in vicinity are the seats of Nazeing
Cottage and Nazeing Park.

Ncach Hall, seat, on E. border of Shropshire, 2 miles
E. of Shifnal.

Neagh, stream, Denbighshire, falling into the Conway
6 miles below Llanrwst.

Neagh, Longh, in Ulster province, bordering N. and
E. on co. Antrim, S. on cos. Armagh and Down, and
AY. on cos. Tyrone and Londonderry. It is the largest
sheet of fresh water in the British Islands, being 19
miles by 12 miles, and 60 miles in circuit; 48 ft. above
sea-level; greatest depth, 102 ft. ; area, 98,255 ac. It
lias flat sandy shores, and contains only a few small
islands. Its great outlet is the river Bann, which issues
from the NW. extremity. A canal connects it with
Belfast, Newry, and Lough Erne.

Neale, vil., Kilmolara par., S. co. Mayo, 3 miles NE.
of Cong, pop. 137; P.O. Neaie Park is the seat of
Lord Kilmaine.

Neartay, island, in Sound of Harris, Outer Hebrides,
Inverness-shire.

Neasdcn, vil. with ry. sta., AVillesden par., Middle-
sex, 3 miles AY. of Hampstead.

Neashani, township and vil., Hurworth par., Dur-
ham, on river Tees, 4 miles SE. of Darlington, 1634 ac.
(27 water), pop. 421; P.O.; has foundations of ancient
nunnery ; in vicinity of vil. are the seats of Neashani
Abbey and Neashani Hall.

Neat Enstone, hamlet, Enstone par., Oxfordshire, 5
miles SE. of Chipping Norton.