Pimlico, 2 eccl. dists. (St Barnabas and St Gabriel),
St George Hanover Square par., Middlesex, in parl. bor.
of Westminster, pop.—St Barnabas, 6718 ; St Gabriel,
15,609; Victoria Station is in Pimlico.

Pimperne.—hundred, Dorset, in NE. of co., 24,698
ac., pop. 4231; contains 17 pars.—2. Pimperne, par.
and vil., Dorset, in NE. of co.—par., 4510 ac., pop.
339; vil., 2 miles NE. of Blandford; P.O.

Pinchbeck, par. and vil. with ry. sta., Lincolnshire
—par., 11,640 ac., pop. 2995; vil., 24 miles N. of
Spalding; P.O.

Pinchbeck, Past, vil., Pinchbeck par., Lincolnshire,
near Pinchbeck sta.

Pinchbeck, West, eccl. dist. and vil., Pinchbeck
par., Lincolnshire—dist., pop. 1427; vil., 4 miles NW.
of Spalding ; P.O., called Pinchbeck Bars.

Pinchingthorpe, township and ry. sta., in par. and
24 miles SW. of Guisbrough, North-Riding Yorkshire,
858 ac., pop. 117.

Pinden, hamlet, Horton Kirby par., Kent, 3 miles
S. of Dartford.

Pineham, hamlet, Whitfield par., Kent, 3 miles N.
of Dover.

Pinhoe, par. and vil. with ry. sta., Devon—par.,
1735 ac., pop. 541; vil., 24 miles NE. of Exeter ; P.O.

Pinkie House, seat, Inveresk par., Edinburghshire,
in E. vicinity of Musselburgh; the battle of Pinkie,
where the English, under the Duke of Somerset, de-
feated the Scots, was fought in 1547.

Pinkney Park, seat, 4 miles W. of Malmesbury,
Wilts.

Pinkneys Green, hamlet, Cookham par., Berks, in
SE. of co., 3 miles SE. of Marlow.

Pinkwell, hamlet, Harlington par., Middlesex, 7
miles NW. of Brentford.

Piniey, township, Rowington par., Warwickshire, 3
miles E. of Henley in Arden, pop. 23 ; contains Piniey
House, seat, and remains of Piniey Abbey.

Pinmili, vil., on river Orwell, Suffolk, 2 miles SW.
of Orwell sta.

Pinmore, ry. sta., in par. and 5 miles S. of Girvan,
Ayrshire ; P.O. ; 14 mile SE. is Pinmore House, seat.

Pinn, hamlet, Otterton par., Devon, 3 miles W. of
Sidmouth.

Pinnacle Bock, off NW. coast of Jersey, Channel
Islands, on N. side of St Ouen’s Bay ; alt. 150 ft.

Pinnaciehill, seat, in par. and near Kelso, Rox-
burghshire, on river Tweed.

Pinner, par. and vil. with ry. sta., Middlesex, in
NW. of co.—par., 3782 ac., pop. 2519; vil., 24 miles
NW. of Harrow and 134 miles NW. of London; P.O.,
T.O.; was once a market town. The par. (formerly
part of Harrow par.) contains many fine villas and other
residences, including Pinner Grove and Pinner Place.
The Commercial Travellers’ School (opened 1855, en-
larged 1868) is for the education and maintenance of boys
and girls.

Pinner Cliffs, cliff range, on SE. coast of Devon,
between Axmouth and Lyme Regis; great landslips
have occurred here.

Pin nock and Hyde, township, Didbrook par., Glou-
cestershire, 44 miles E. of Winchcomb, 1050 ac., pop. 29.

Pinvin, township and vil., Pershore St Andrew par.,
Worcestershire, 2 miles N. of Pershore, pop. 291.

Pin well, hamlet, Sheepy Magna par., Leicestershire,
on river Anker, 2 miles N. of Atherstone.

Pinwherry, ry. sta. and school, Colmonell par., Ayr-
shire, on river Stinchar, 8 miles S. of Girvan.

Pinxton, vil. with ry. sta. (Pinxton and Selston),
Derbyshire, and par., partly also in Notts—par., 1253
ac., pop. 2317 ; vil., 3 miles E. of Alfreton ; P.O.

Piode, hamlet, Llandebie par., Carmarthenshire, 4
miles S. of Llandilo.

Pion, Kings, Herefordshire. See Kings Pyon.

Pipe Gate, ry. sta. (for Woore), Staffordshire, 5 miles
NE. of Market Drayton.

Pipe Bid ware, par., Staffordshire, on river Trent, 4
miles SE. of Rugeley, 822 ac., pop. 74.

Pipe emu Lyde, par., in co. and 3 miles N. of Here-
ford, 1620 ac., pop. 234.

Pipehill, township, Lichfield St Michael par., Staf-
fordshire, on W. side and partly in bor. of Lichfield,
pop. 173; contains Pipehill Place, seat.