ampton; P.O., T.O., called Netley Abbey; Netley

Abbey, a Cistercian house founded in time of Henry

III., is now an interesting ruin, in a beautiful situation;
at Netley are the Army Medical School and the Royal
Victoria Military Hospital (1857), the latter with accom-
modation for 1000patients.—3. Netley, seat, Shropshire,
6% miles S. of Shrewsbury.

Netley, seat, 5 miles NW. of Ballina, N. co. Mayo.

Netley Marsh, Eling par., Hants, 6 miles NW. of
Southampton; p.o. See Netley.

Netley Place, seat, 5% miles W. of Dorking, Surrey.

Netlcswell, par. and vil., Essex, 2 m. SW. of Harlow,
1552 ac., pop. 332; P.O., called Netteswcll Cross.

NetSlebed, par. and vil., Oxfordshire, 5 miles NW. of
Henley, 1172 ac., pop. 657; P.O.; Nettlebed 11111 is820
ft. high.

Nettlecombe.—vil., Poorstock par., Dorset, 4 miles
NE. of Bridport. — 2. Netllecombe, vil., Whitwell
and Bonchurch pars., Isle of Wight, 7% miles SE. of
Newport.—3. Nettlecombe, par., Somerset, 4 miles S.
of Watchet, 2800 ac., pop. 295; contains the seat of
Nettlecombe Court.

Nettlecombe Tout, hill, Dorset, 3% miles W. of
Milton Abbas.

Nettleden, township, Pitstone par., Bucks, 2% miles
NE. of Berkhampstead, 804 ac., pop. 111.

Nettlcham, par. and vil., in co. and 3 miles NE. of
Lincoln, 3270 ac., pop. 958; P.O.; in vicinity of vil. is
the seat of Nettlcham Hall.

Nettlestead.—par. and vil., Kent, on river Medway,
6 miles SAV. of Maidstone, 1454 ac., pop. 595; P.O.,
called Nettlested Green.—2. Nettlestead, par., Suf-
folk, 6 miles NW. of Ipswich, 1028 ac., pop. 99.

Nettleston Green, hamlet, near NE. coast of Isle of
Wight, 2% miles SE. of Ryde ; % mile NE. of hamlet is
Nettleston Point, headland.

Nettlcsworth, in co. and 5 miles N. of Durham;
P.O.; Nettlesworth Cottage and Nettlcsworth Hall
are seats.

Nettleton.—par. and vil., Lincolnshire, 1 mile S. of
Caistor, 3570 ac., pop. 482 ; p.o.—2. Nettleton, par.
and vil., Wilts, 7% miles NW. of Chippenham, 1959 ac.,
pop. 405.

Nettlevillc, seat, Cannaway par., co. Cork.

Nettleworth, hamlet, Warsop par., Notts, 3 miles N.
of Mansfield; in vicinity is the seat of Nettleworth
Hall.

Netton.—hamlet, Durnford par., Wilts, 2 miles SW.
of Amesbury.—2. Netton, hamlet, Bishopstone near
Salisbury par., Wilts, 3 miles SW. of Wilton.

Nevay. See Eassie and Nevay.

Nevendon, par., Essex, 3% miles SE. of Billericay,
993 ac., pop. 136; P.O.

Nevern.—stream, Pembrokeshire; rises in N. of co.,
and flows 10 miles NAV. to the sea near Newport.—

2. Nevern, par. and vil., Pembrokeshire—par., 14,637
ac. (115 water), pop. 1307; the vil. stands on river
Nevern, 8 miles SW. of Cardigan, and has remains of a
Norman castle; a cromlech and a stone circle are in
the neighbourhood.

Nevll llolt, seat, Holt par., Leicestershire, 7 miles
NE. of Market Harborough.

Neville’s Cross, in co. and 1% mile SW. of Durham;
here (October 17, 1346) the Scots were defeated, and
King David Bruce taken prisoner; the cross, raised to
commemorate the event, was destroyed in 1589.

Nevin, pari, bor., seaport town, and par., in SAV. of
Carnarvonshire, on Carnarvon Bay, 6 miles NAV. of
Pwllheli, 1575 ac., pop. 2003; P.O., T.O., 1 Bank.
Nevin is an extensive fishing town, and occupies a
secluded situation, being shut in on 3 sides by a semi-
circular range of hills. It ranked as an ancient incor-
poration. In 1284 a grand tournament was held here
by Edward I. to celebrate his conquest of AVales. Nevin
forms one of the Carnarvon District of Parliamentary
Boroughs, which returns 1 member.

Nevis, Bridge of, hamlet, Kilmonivaig par., SW.
Inverness-shire, on the Water of Nevis, 1 mile NE. of
Fort William; in vicinity are the Nevis and the Ben
Nevis Blstllleries.

Nevis, Loch, arm of the sea, Glenelg par., W. Inver-
ness-shire ; is 14 miles long and from 1 to 4 miles wide.

Nevis, Water oU See Glen Nevis.