Sfelliitg.—par. and vil., Kent—par., 1374 ac., pop.
293; vil., 6 miles S. of Canterbury.—2. Stelling,
township, By well St Peter par., Northumberland, 8
miles NE. of Hexham, 242 ac., pop. 47; contains
Stelling Hall, seat.

Stelling Minnis, par., Kent, adjacent to Stelling par.
and 7 miles S. of Canterbury, 81 ac., pop. 93 ; P.O.;
was at one time a heath forming part of Stelling par.

Stembrldge, par., in S. of Glamorgan, near Cow-
bridge, 38 ac., pop. 7.

Stembury, hamlet, Godsbill par., Isle of Wight, 7
miles SE. of Newport.

Stemster, hamlet with school, in W. of Bower par.,
Caithness ; Stemster House, seat, is 2¾ miles NAA⁷. of
Bower sta.

Stenfield, hamlet, Hacconby par., Lincolnsbire, 3
miles NW. of Bourn.

Stenhonse.—hamlet, Liberton par., Edinburghshire,
2½ miles SE. of Edinburgh.—2. Stenhouse, seat, in
par. and 1¼ mile NE. of Larbert sta., Stirlingshire.

Stenhonsemuir, town, Larbert par., Stirlingshire,
in NE. vicinity of Larbert sta. and 3 miles NW. of
Falkirk, pop. 2617; P.O., t.o., 1 Bank; adjoins the
large common on which the Falkirk trysts are held.

Stenlgot, par., Lincolnsbire, 7 miles SW. of Louth,
1321 ac., pop. 89.

Stennes, quoad sacra par., Firth and Stennes, and
Sandwick pars., Pomona, Orkney, on the Loch of
Stennes, 4 miles NE. of Stromness and 10 miles AV. of
Kirkwall, pop. 697; P.O.; 1 mile NW. of Stennes church
are the “Standing Stones of Stennes,” two groups of
ancient stone circles similar to those at Stonehenge.

Stenscholl, hamlet, Kilmuir par., and quoad sacra
par., partly also in Snizort par., Skye island, Inverness-
shire— quoad sacra par., pop. 1314; hamlet (also called
Staffin), near head of Staffin Bay, 18 miles N. of Portree;
P.O., called Staflln.

Stenson, hamlet, Barrow on Trent par., in co. and 4
miles SAV. of Derby.

Stenton.-—par. and vil., Haddingtonshire—par., 7676
ac., pop. 594; vil., on Souchet Water, 4 miles SE. of
East Linton; P.O.—2. Stenton, seat, Caputh par.,
Perthshire, on river Tay, 3¼ miles SE. of Dunkeld.

Stenwith, hamlet, Barrowby par., Lincolnshire, 2
miles N. of Grantham.

Stepaside, 2 miles from Saundersfoot, Pembroke-
shire; P.O.

Stepaside, vil., Kilgobbin par., in co. and 6 miles SE.
of Dublin, pop. 171.

Stephenstown, seat, 4 miles SW. of Dundalk, N. co.
Louth.

Stepney.—par. and ry. sta. (on Great Eastern Ry.),
Middlesex, in E. of London and in pari. bor. of Tower
Hamlets, 832 ac., pop. 132,393; comprises the town-
ships of Mile End New Town, Mile End Old Town, and
Ratcliff; prior to 1669 it also included Limehouse,
Shadwell, St George in the East, Spitalfields, Bethnal
Green, Bow, and Poplar.—2. Stepney, ry. sta., East-
Riding Yorkshire, 1| mile NE. of Paragon Station,
Hull; adjacent are the Stepney Mills, paperworks.

Stepney Division, pari. div. of the bor. of Tower
Hamlets, Middlesex, pop. 58,122.

Stepper Point, promontory, at W. side of Padstow
Bay, Cornwall, 2 miles N. of Padstow.

Steppingley, par. and vil., Bedfordshire, 2½ miles
SAA⁷. of Ampthill, 1060 ac., pop. 313.

Steps Bridge, bridge across the river Teign, Devon,
1¾ mile SW. of Chudleigh sta.

Steps Road, ry. sta., Lanarkshire, 4¼ miles NE. of
Buchanan Street Station, Glasgow.

Stcrborough Castle, seat, Lingfield par., Surrey,
4 miles NE. of East Grinstead; an ancient castle once
stood here, the moat of which only remains.

Sterling Park, seat, in co. and 1 mile W. of Car-
marthen.

Sterndale, Bari, eccl. dist. and vil., Hartington
par., Derbyshire—dist., pop. 592; vil., 7¼ miles SW. of
Bakewell; P.O.

Sterndale, Kings, eccl. dist. and vil., Bakewell and
Hope pars., Derbyshire—dist., pop. 191; the vil. is 3
miles SE. of Buxton.

Sternticld, par., Suffolk, 1 mile S. of Saxmundham,
1105 ac., pop. 232.

Gazetteer of the British Isles, Statistical and Topographical, by John Bartholomew, F.R.G.S.

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