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Stowford Mills, paperworks, Ivybridge, Devon.
Stowmarket.—market town, par., and township with ry. sta., Suffolk, on river Gipping, 12% miles NW. of Ipswich—par., 2177 ac., pop. 4106; town and town- ship, pop. 4052; P.O., T.O., 2 Banks, 1 newspaper. Market-day, Thursday. Stowmarket was formerly the county town. It has a county court-house, a corn exchange, an iron foundry, a brewery, and mfrs. of gun- cotton, carriages, bricks, and clay pipes. A large transit traffic in corn, malt, coal, and timber is carried on, principally by means of the Gipping.—2. Stowmarket, hundred, Suffolk, 21,965 ac., pop. 10,205.
Stowmarket (or North-Western) Division, pari, div. of Suffolk, pop. 56,328.
Stowting.—par. and vil., Kent, 5 m. NW. of Hythe, 1622 ac., pop. 212.—2. Stowting, hundred, Shepway lathe, Kent, 7134 ac., pop. 1014; contains 5 pars.
Strabane, market town with ry. sta., Camus, Urney, and Leckpatrick pars., N. co. Tyrone, near the con- fluence of rivers Finn and Mourne (which form the river Foyle), 15 miles SW. of Londonderry and 162 miles NW. of Dublin, pop. 4196; P.O., T.O., 5 Banks. Market-day, Tuesday. Strabane is the junction for the Finn Valley Ry., and is situated nearly opposite Lifford, which is on the Donegal side of the river Foyle. The town is sur- rounded with thriving orchards and gardens, and fruit is exported in considerable quantities. Shirt-making is the staple industry, and a great trade in grain is carried on. There is a large iron and brass foundry. Strabane gives the titles of baron and viscount to the Abercorn family. The Strabane Canal extends to a junction with the Foyle, 4 miles N. of the town.
Strabane, Lower and Upper, 2 bars., No. co. Tyrone —Lower Strabane, 117,669 ac., pop. 30,287; Upper Strabane, 121,281 ac., pop. 18,639.
Straboe.—par., N. co. Carlow, 4 miles NW. of Tul- low, 1099 ac., pop. 120.—2. Straboe, par., N. Queens co., 3 miles NE. of Maryborough, 5757 ac., pop. 855.
Strabreaga (or Trawbrcaga), bay, NE. co. Donegal, between Malin Head and Dunaff Head.
Stracathro, par., Forfarshire, on West Water, 5239 ac., pop. 487 ; Stracathro House, seat, on river North Esk, is 4 miles NE. of Brechin; at Stracathro church John Baliol did homage to Edward I. in 1296.
Strachan, par. and vil., Kincardineshire—par., 41,672 ac., pop. 694 ; vil., on Water of Feugh, 3% miles SW. of Banchory; P.O.
Strachur, vil., StrachurandStralachlanpar., Argyll- shire, on E. side of Loch Fyne, 1 mile SE. of Creggans steamboat pier and 5 miles S. of Inveraray; P.O., T.O.; has a hotel; Strachur Park, seat, is in vicinity.
Strachur and Stralachlan, par., Cowall dist., Argyllshire, 38,276 ac., pop. 932; contains Strachur.
Stradbally.—par., S. co. Galway, on Galway Bay, 4 miles SE. of Oranmore, 4167 ac., pop. 565.—2. Strad- bally, par., W. co. Kerry, on Brandon Bay, 15 miles W. of Tralee, 4020 ac., pop. 840.—3. Stradbally, par., N. co. Limerick, 6488 ac., pop. 2768; contains Castle- connell. — 4. Stradbally, market town and par., Stradbally bar., Queens co., on river Straid, 6 miles SE. of Maryborough and 7 miles NW. of Athy—par., 2466 ac., pop. 1587; town, pop. 1254; P.O., T.o., 1 Bank. Market-day, Saturday. Stradbally Hall, seat, is in the vicinity.—5. Stradbally, bar., E. Queens co., 27,895 ac., pop. 4717.—6. Stradbally, coast par. and vil., mid. co. Waterford, 8 miles NE. of Dungarvan— par., 10,917 ac., pop. 2052 ; vil., pop. 434; P.O.
Straclbroke, small market town and par., Suffolk, 5% miles E. of Eye sta., 3702 ac., pop. 1202 ; P.O., t.o. Market-day, Monday. The church has a lofty tower. There is a middle class endowed school in the town. Besides the weekly market a cattle fair is held in June.
Straddle, vil., Vowchurch par., in co. and 7 miles SW. of Hereford.
Strade.—(or Straid), rivulet, SE. Queens co.; rises in the Dysart Hills, and flows about 8 miles NE. to the Barrow, 4 miles above Athy.—2. Strade, vil., co. Antrim. See Straid.
Stradey Castle, seat, 1% mile NW. of Llanelly, Car- marthenshire.
Stradishall, par. and vil., Suffolk, 5 miles N. of Clare, 1376 ac., pop. 382; near the vil. is Stradishall Place, seat.
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