Temple.—par. and vil., Edinburghshire—par., 14,479
ac., pop. 1551; vil., on river South Esk, 3 miles SAV. of
Gorebridge ry. sta.; P.O.—2. Temple, part of Lower
Largo vil., Fife. See Largo.

Temple Balsali, eccl. dist., Hampton in Arden par.,
AYarwickshire, pop. 1151; is conterminous with the
township of Balsali.

Temple Brucr, par., Lincolnshire, 7 miles NW. of
Sleaford, 3910 ac., pop. 201.

Temple Chelsing, Sacomb par., Herts, 4 miles N.
of Hertford; has the moated site of a Templars’
preceptory.

Temple Cloud, vil., Cameley par., Somerset, 10
miles S. of Bristol; P.O., T.O.

Temple Combe, vil. with ry. sta. (Templecombe
Junction), Abbas and Temple Combe par., Somerset, 4
miles S. of Wincanton and 10¼ miles NE. of Yeovil
Junction; P.O.

Temple Grafton, par., AYarwickshire, 5 miles W. of
Stratford on Avon, 1830ac., pop. 412.

Temple Gniting (or Upper Guiting), par., vil., and
seat, Gloucestershire, 4¼ miles E. of Winchcomb, 6180
ac., pop. 517.

Temple Hall, hamlet, Sibson par., Leicestershire, 3
miles SW. of Market Bosworth.

Temple Hirst, township and ry. sta., Birkin par.,
E. div. West-Riding Yorkshire, on river Aire, 4¼ miles
S. of Selby, 758 ac., pop. 110.

Temple House, seat, Berks, near Great Marlow.

Temple Mills, paperworks, Berks, 2 miles from
Great Marlow.

Temple Newsam, township and seat, partly in
Leeds par., but chiefly in Whitkirk par., E. div. AYest-
Riding Yorkshire—township (partly in bor. of Leeds),
4086 ac., pop. 2661; seat, 4 miles E. of Leeds. Temple-
Newsam was originally a preceptory of the Knights
Templars, founded 1181, and commemorated in Ivanhoe
under the name of Templestowe; it afterwards be-
came the birthplace of Lord Darnley, husband of Mary
Queen of Scots.

Temple Xormanton, township, Chesterfield par.,
Derbyshire, 2f miles SE. of Chesterfield, 520 ac., pop.
198; p.o. See Normanton Temple.

Temple Place, hamlet, 1 mile NW. of Celbridge
sta., NE. co. Kildare.

Temple Sowerby, township and ry. sta., Kirkby
Thore par., Westmorland, 6 miles NW. of Appleby
1241 ac., pop. 420; P.O., T.O.

TempleachaUy, par., NW. co. Tipperary, on river
Shannon and Lough Derg, opposite Killaloe, 8942 ac.,
pop. 1514.

Templebeg, par., W. co. Tipperary, 7 miles W. of
Thurles, 3427 ac., pop. 786.

Templeboden, par., E. co. Cork, 5 miles SE. of
Rathcormack, 4735 ac., pop. 619.

Templeboy, par., N. co. Sligo, on Sligo Bay, 13 miles
NE. of Ballysadare ry. sta., 9112 ac., pop. 1816; p.o.

Templebredon, par., cos. Tipperary and Limerick,

3 miles SE. of Pallas ry. sta., 2454 ac., pop. 666.

Templebreedy, par., SE. co. Cork, on Cork Harbour,

5 miles S. of Queenstown, 2654 ac., pop. 1628.

Templebryan, par., S. co. Cork, 2 miles N. of
Clonakilty, 1188 ac., pop. 290.

Templecarn, par., cos. Fermanagh and Donegal, on
river Termon and Lough Erne, 39,418 ac., pop. 33,716;
contains Pettigoe.

Templecombe Junction. See Temple Combe.

Templecorran, par., E. co. Antrim, between Belfast
and Larne Loughs, 4 miles NE. of Carrickfergus, 4753
ac., pop. 1258.

Templecrone, par., W. co. Donegal, 51,942 ac.,
pop. 11,525; contains Dunglow, and the islands of
Arran, Rutland, &c.

Templederry, par. and hamlet, N. co. Tipperary, on
r. Nenagh, 10 m. SE.of Nenagh, 6998ac.,pop. 1003; P.O.

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