St Mary Bishopshill Junior, par. and township,
York city—par. (extending into the West-Riding), 4125
ac., pop. 7801; township, 763 ac., pop. 6693.

St Mary Bishopshill Senior, par. and township,
York city—par. (extending into the West-Riding), 923
ac., pop. 5505 ; township, 214 ac., pop. 5323.

St Mary Bourne, par. and vil., Hants—par., 7746
ac., pop. 1078 ; vil., 3 miles NAY. of Whitchurch; P.O.

St Mary Castlegate (including York Castle), par.,
York city, 34 ac., pop. 827.

St Mary Church.—town and par., Devon, on Babbi-
combe Bay, 1{> mile N. of Torquay—par., 2589 ac.,
pop. 5970; town, pop. 5759; P.O., T.O., 1 Bank. The
town shares in the prosperity of Torquay, of which it
is practically a suburb. Marble works and terra-cotta
mfr. employ many of the inhabitants. — 2. St Mary
Church, par., in E. of Glamorgan, 2 miles S. of Cow-
bridge, 786 ac., pop. 97; has ruins of a castle built in
the 11th century.

St Mary Cray, par. and vil. with ry. sta., Kent, on
Cray rivulet, 4(? miles E. of Bromley, 2028 ac., pop.
1906; P.O., T.o.; has paperworks.

St Mary Hill, par., in SE. of Glamorgan, on liver
Ogwr, 3 miles E. of Bridgend, 1449 ac., pop. 171.

St Mary Rock, rock, at entrance of Douglas Har-
bour, Isle of Man.

St Mary Tavy, par. and vil. with ry. sta. (Mary Tavy),
Devon—par., 4180 ac., pop. 895; vil., on river Tavy, 3£
miles NE. of Tavistock; P.O., called Mary Tavy.

St Mary de Castro (or Catel), par., Guernsey, Chan-
nel Islands, 1 mile AY. of St Peter Port, 2659 ac.,
pop. 2207.

St Mary le Strand, par., Middlesex, in Strand div.
of Westminster, 15 ac., pop. 1989.

St Mary the Virgin.—-coast par., Kent, in Romney
Marsh, 2 miles N. of New Romney, 1916 ac., pop. 185.
—2. St Mary the Virgin, par., in co. and partly in city
of Oxford, pop. 1301.

St Marylebone, par., Middlesex, conterminous with
the parl. bor. of Marylebone, 1506 ac., pop. 154,910.

St Mary’s.—chief of the Scilly Islands; is 9 miles in
circumference, and contains Hugh Town, the capital
of the Scilly Islands. Among the interesting features
of the island is Star Castle, an Elizabethan fortress ;
there are also numerous antiquities.—2. St Mary’s, ry.
sta., 2b miles NW. of Ramsey, Huntingdonshire.

St Mary’s.—par., Dubkn city, N. of river Liffey, 154
ac., pop. 21,759.—2. St Mary’s, par., in co. and parl.
bor. of Kilkenny, 66 ac., pop. 3063.—3. St Mary’s,
par., in co. and parl. bor. of Limerick, 50 ac., pop. 4041.
—4. St Mary’s, par., NE. co. Meath, on river Boyne,
1392 ac., pop. 4139; contains part of Drogheda.—5. St
Mary’s, par., W. co. AYestmeath, on river Shannon,

10,098 ac., pop. 4862; contains part of Athlone.-—6. St
Mary’s, par., NE. co. Westmeath, on Lough Bane, 5
miles E. of Castlepollard, 4190 ac., pop. 698.—7. St
Mary’s, par., SW. co. AYexford, on river Barrow, 4922
ac., pop. 7336; contains part of New Ross.—8. St
Mary’s, par., in co. and bor. of Wexford, 11 ac., pop.
903.—9. St Mary’s, par., mid. co. AYexford, 2990 ac.,
pop. 4491; contains part of Enniscorthy. —10. St
Mary’s, par., NW. co. Wexford, on river Slaney, 8284
ac., pop. 2235; contains part of Newtownbarry.—II. St
Mary’s, par., cos. Tipperary and AYaterford, on river
Suir, 20,388 ac., pop. 12,874; contains Clonmel.

St Mary’s Holm, coast vil., Holm par., in S. of
Pomona, Orkney, 7 miles S. of Kirkwall; P.O., T.O.

St Mary’s Isle, seat of the Earl of Selkirk, in co. and
1|- mile S. of Kirkcudbright, on a peninsula at head of
Kirkcudbright Bay.

St Diary’s Loch, Yarrow par., Selkirkshire, at border
of Peeblesshire, 16 miles SW. of Selkirk and 15g miles
NE. of Moffat; is 3 miles long and b mile in extreme
breadth, lies 814 ft. above sea-level, and at its E.
extremity discharges Yarrow AYater. It is celebrated
in the poetry of Scott, Hogg, and Wordsworth.

St Mary’s Shandon, par., in co. and parl. bor. of
Cork, 2369 ac., pop, 15,533.

St Mary’s Tower, seat of Lord John Manners, near
Birnam, Perthshire.

St Mary’s (Whitechapel), ry. sta., in E. of London.

St Matthew, eccl. dist., St Mary de Castro par.,
Guernsey, Channel Islands, pop. 903.