©urtnagapple, vil., on S. side of Inishmore island,
co. Galway, pop. 141.

©iisby (or Blltsby), par. and vil., Cumberland, 9 miles
NE. of Penrith, 7472 ac., pop. 243.

Onsden (or ©wsden), par. and vil., Suffolk, 64 miles
SE. of Newmarket, 1200 ac., pop. 307; P.O., called
Ouseden; near the vil. is Ousden Hall, seat.

Ouse. — (or Great ©use), river; rises in SW. of
Northamptonshire, flows in a winding course, mainly
E., through Bucks, Bedfordshire, Huntingdonshire,
Cambridgeshire, and Norfolk, to the Wash below King’s
Lynn; has a total course of 156 miles, and is navigable
for about two-thirds of its length. — 2. ©nse, river,
Sussex; rises near St Leonards Forest, and flows SE.
and S. past Lindfield, Fletching, and Lewes to the
English Channel at Newhaven; is 30 miles long.—3.
©use, river, Yorkshire ; is formed by the confluence of
rivers Ure and Swale 1 mile E. of Aldborough, and
flows SE. past York, Selby, and Goole to its confluence
with the Trent, with which it unites to form the
Humber; is 45 miles long.

©nse, Little.—eccl. dist., Feltwell, Felt well Anchor,
Hilgay, and Redmorcpars., Norfolk, and Littleport par.,
Cambridgeshire, pop. 921; the church is 3 miles S. of
Downham Market. — 2. ©use, Little (or Brandon),
river; is formed by 2 head-streams, the one in Norfolk,
the other in Suffolk, and flows 30 miles NW. (24 miles
along the border of the 2 counties) to the Great Ouse at
Brandon Bridge.

©use Viaduct, railway viaduct, across the river
Ouse, Sussex, between Balcombe and Hayward’s Heath
stations; is one of the finest works in the kingdom;
consists of 37 arches, and is 99 ft. high.

©use and Derwent, wapentake, in N. of East-
Riding Yorkshire, between rivers Ouse and Derwent,
55,345 ac., pop. 15,498.

Ousebnrn, Great, par., township, and vil., E. div.
West-Riding Yorkshire—par., 1710 ac., pop. 535; town-
ship, 1536 ac., pop. 499; vil., 5 miles SE. of Borough-
bridge; P.O., T.O.

Onsebnrn, Little, par., township, and vil., E. div.
AYest-Riding Yorkshire—par.,4292 ac., pop. 428; town-
ship, 706 ac., pop. 240; vil., 1 mile S. of Great Ouse-
burn; P.O., called Ousebnrn.

Onseden, Suffolk, 6| miles SE. of Newmarket; P.O.
See Ousden.

©usefleet, township and vil., Whitgift par., E. div.
West-Riding Yorkshire—township, 2885 ac. (697 water),
pop. 210; vil., on river Ouse, 6 miles SE. of Howden;
p.o. ; contains ©usefleet Grange, seat.

Ousel. See Ouzel.

Ousthorpe. See Owsthorpe.

Onston.—township, in par. and 2| m. NW. of Chester
le Street, Durham, 643 ac., pop. 854.—2. Onston, town-
ship, Stamfordham par., Northumberland, 10 m. NE. of
Hexham, 517ac.,pop. 21.—3. ©uston. See alsoOwsTON.

Out Newton, coast township, Easington par., East-
Riding Yorkshire, 4gm. E. of Patrington, 676 ac., pop. 43.

©nt Rawcliffe, township, St Michael on AVyre par.,
N. Lancashire, on river AYyre, 6 m. SAY. of Garstang,
4593 ac. (162 water), pop. 815; P.O., called Rawcliffe.

Out Skerries, group of islands, Nesting par., Shet-
land. See Housie Skerries.

©utcliester, hamlet, in par. and 24 miles SE. of
Belford, Northumberland.

Onter Dowsing Light. See Dowsing, Inner, &c.
Outer Hebrides. See Hebrides, The.

Onter Needle Rock, off W. extremity of Isle of
Wight; has the Needles Lighthouse, 109 ft. high, with
occulting light 80 ft. above high water and seen 14 m.

Outgate.—Furness dist., N. Lancashire, 2 miles from
Hawkshead; P.O.—2. Outgate, hamlet, in par. and 14
mile E. of Leverton, Lincolnshire.

Outhgill, vil., 5 miles S. of Kirkby Stephen, West-
morland ; P.O.

©ntlands, hamlet, Adbaston par., Staffordshire, 3
miles AY. of Eccleshall.

©ntlane, vil., N. div. West-Riding Yorkshire, 4
miles NW. of Huddersfield ; P.O.

Outrath, par., in co. and 24 miles SE. of Kilkenny,
2050 ac., pop. 2050.

Ontrlngton Hall, seat, Lymm par., Cheshire, 54
miles SAY. of Altrincham.