Siamher Wen (White Chamber), ivy-clad ruin, near
Dyserth, Flintshire; is supposed to have been a chapel.

Sibbaldbie. See Applegarth and Sibbaldbie.

Sibbertoft, par. and vil., Northamptonshire—par.,
2048 ac., pop. 292; vil., 4% miles SW. of Market Har-
borough; P.O.

Sibdon Carwood, par., Shropshire, 8 miles SW. of
Church Stretton, 1090 ac., pop. 67 ; contains Sibdon
Castle, seat.

Sibertswold (or Shepherds Well), par. and vil. with
ry. sta. (Shepherds Well), Kent—par., 1850 ac., pop.
522; vil., 6 miles NW. of Dover; P.O., T.O.

Sihford Ferris, township, Swalcliffe par., Oxford-
shire, 1 mile SE. of Sibford Gower vil., 1008 ac.,
pop. 267.

Sibford Gower, eccl. dist., township, and vil., Swal-
cliffe par., Oxfordshire—dist. (comprising Sibford
Gower and Sibford Ferris townships), pop. 698; town-
ship, 1758 ac., pop. 431; vil., 7 miles SW. of Ban-
bury ; P.O.

Si hie Hedlngltam, par. and vil. with ry. sta., Essex
—par., 5407 ac., pop. 1926; vil., 3 miles NW. of Hal-
stead ; P.O.

Sibsey, par. and vil. withry. sta., Lincolnshire—par.,
6079 ac., pop. 1204 ; vil., 4% miles NE. of Boston ; P.O.

Sibson.—(or Sibstone), par., township, and vil.,
Leicestershire, 4 miles NE. of Atherstone—par., 3817
ac.. pop. 381; township, pop. 278.—2. Sibson, vil. with
ry. sta., Stibbington par., Huntingdonshire, 1 mile E.
of Wansford sta. and 7 AV. of Peterborough.

Sibthorpe, par. and vil., Notts, 6 miles SW. of
Newark, 880 ac., pop. 130.

Slbton, par., Suffolk, 4 miles N. of Saxmundham,
2861 ac., pop. 483; has some remains of a Cistercian
abbey founded in 1149; Slbton Abbey and Slbton
Park are seats.

Slcklesinere, hamlet, Great and Little Whelnetham
pars., Suffolk, 3 miles SE. of Bury St Edmunds ; P.O.

Sicklinghall, township, Kirkby Overblow par., E.
div. West-Riding Yorkshire, 3 miles W. of Wetherby,
1494 ac., pop. 227; P.O.

Sid, rivulet, Devon, flowing 6 miles S. to the English
Channel at Sidmouth.

Sid bury.—par. and vil., Devon—par., 6827 ac.,
pop. 1291; vil., on river Sid, 3 miles N. of Sid-
mouth ; P.O.; in vicinity is an ancient camp, called
Sidbnry Castle. — 2. Sidbnry, par., Shropshire, 5
miles SW. of Bridgnorth, 1277 ac., pop. 49; an ancient
camp (1500 ft. by 300) and several earthworks are in
vicinity.

Sldbury Hill, eminence, on E. border of Wilts, 3%
miles W. of Ludgershall; on its summit is an ancient
camp, with vestiges of a British town.

Sidcot, hamlet, in par. and 1 mile NE. of AVins-
combe, Somerset.

Sidcup, vil. with ry. sta., Chislehurst par., and eccl.
dist., partly also in Foots Cray par., Kent—dist., pop.
2739; vil., 4% miles SW. of Crayford sta. and 13 miles
SE. of London; P.O., T.O. Sidcup Lodge and Sidcup
House are seats.

Siddan, par., N. co. Meath, 5 miles SE. of Nobber,
5163 ac., pop. 600.

Siddick Junction, ry. sta., Cumberland, 1 mile N.
of Workington.

Siddlngton.—township and vil., Prestbury par.,
Cheshire—township, 2259 ac., pop. 406; vil., 5 miles
SW. of Macclesfield; P.O.—2. Siddlngton, par. and
vil., Gloucestershire—par., 2317 ac., pop. 481; vil., on
river Churn, 1% mile SE. of Cirencester; P.O.

Side, par., Gloucestershire, 8 miles AV. of Cirences-
ter, 614 ac., pop. 42.

Sidestrand, coast par. and vil., Norfolk, 7 miles N.
of North Walsham, 560 ac. (115 water), pop. 158.

Sidford, vil., Sidbury par., Devon, on river Sid, 1%
mile NW. of Sidmouth; P.O.

Sidlaw Hills, extend from Kinnoull Hill, near the
river Tay, in Perthshire, NE. to the North Sea at Red
Head in Forfarshire and at Stonehaven in Kincardine-
shire ; greatest alt. 1399 ft.

Sidlesham, par. and vil., Sussex—par., 3961 ac. and
220 tidal water and foreshore; vil., 3% miles S. of
Chichester ; P.O., T.O. ; has a wharf, and carries on
a small coasting trade..