many vicissitudes, and is now a well-built and flourish-
ing town. Its chief architectural features are the
parish church of St Peter, the town hall, and the free
grammar school. The woollen trade has declined since
the 17th century, and the chief industry now is lace-
making. A canal connects the locality with the river
Tone. Tiverton returned 2 members to Parliament
from the time of James I. until 1885.—2. Tiverton,
township, Bunbury par., Cheshire, 11? mile S. of Tar-
porley, 1705 ac., pop. 520; P.O.—3. Tiverton, hun-
dred, Devon, 6049 ac., pop. 797; contains 3 pars, and
part of another.

Tiverton (or North Eastern) Division, parl. div.
of Devon, pop. 53,033.

Tiverton Junction, ry. sta., Devon, 4 4 miles E. of
Tiverton.

Tivetshall St Margaret and Tivetshall St Mary,

2 adjacent pars. (ry. sta. Tivetshall), Norfolk, 53? miles
NE. of Diss—Tivetshall St Margaret, 1668 ac., pop. 339;
Tivetshall St Mary, 1125 ac., pop. 299; P.O.

Tividale, eccl. dist., Rowley Regis and Tipton pars.,
Staffordshire, pop. 4692.

Tivington, hamlet, Selworthy par., Somerset, 3
miles W. of Minehead.

Tivoli, ry. sta., in co. and lg mile E. of Cork.

Tixall, par. and vil., in co. and 3g_t miles E. of
Stafford, 2369 ac., pop. 226; P.O.; near vil. is Tixall
Hall, seat; on Tixall Heath are two barrows.

Tixover, par., Rutland, 24 miles SE. of Luffenham
sta. and 7 miles E. of Uppingham, 1080 ac., pop. 86;
contains Tixover Park, seat.

Toadmoor, hamlet, Duffield par., Derbyshire, 2
miles N. of Belper.

Toads Mouth, block of gritstone, at Burbage Bridge,
2 miles SE. of Hathersage, Derbyshire.

Toames, 5 miles from Macroom, AV. co. Cork; P.O.

Toathmain, hamlet, Shap par., AA^restmorland, near
Shap.

Tobar (or Two Barrows) Hill, Cornwall, 2 miles
SE. of Brown AVilly, alt. 1122 ft.

Tober, par., NAY. co. AYicklow, 2 miles NE. of Dun-
lavin, 1423 ac., pop. 251.

Tobcrabcena, hamlet, 2 miles SAY. of Clonmel, S. co.
Tipperary.

Tobercurry, market town, Achonrv par., S. co.
Sligo, 9 miles SAV. of Ballymote ry. sta., pop. 1031;
P.O., T.O., called Tubbereurry; 1 Bank. Market-
day, Monday.

Tobermoney, 3 m. from Downpatrick, co. Down; P.O.

Tobermore, vil., Kilcronaghan par., SE. co. London-
derry, on river Moyola, 5 miles NAY. of Magherafelt
ry. sta., pop. 347 ; P.O., T.o., called Tubberniore.

Tobermory, seaport vil., police burgli, and quoad
sacra par., Kilninian and Kilmore par., Mull island,
Argyllshire, on Sound of Mull, 28 miles NAY. of Oban
—quoad sacra par., pop. 1342; vil., pop. 1200; police
burgh, pop. 1131; P.O., T.O., 2 Banks. Tobermory was
founded in 1788 by the British Fisheries Company. It
has a good natural harbour and a new pier, and regular
communication by steamer with Oban and Glasgow.

Toberonicliy, vil., on E. side of Luing island,
Argyllshire, 74 miles S. of Easdale.

Toberscanavan, hamlet, 2 miles SE. of Collooney,
E. co. Sligo.

Tobins town, 5 miles from Tullow, co. Carlow; P.O.

Tochieneal, ry. sta., Banffshire, 2 m. SE. of Cullen.

Tocia Farm, 34 miles NE. of Aberdaron, Carnarvon.

Tockenliatn, par., AVilts, 2g miles SAY. of AVootton
Bassett, 761 ac., pop. 149; contains Tockenham
House, seat.

Tockeriugton,Northumberland. See Thockeington.

Tocketts, township, Guisbrough par., North-Riding
Yorkshire, lg mile NE. of Guisbrough, 668 ac., pop. 55.

Tockkoles, eccl. dist. and township, Blackburn par.,
NE. Lancashire, 3 miles SAY. of Blackburn—dist., pop.
692 ; township, 1988 ac., pop. 484.

Tockington (Lower), vil., Almondsbury par., Glou-
cestershire, 3| miles SE. of Thornbury ; P.O.

Tockington (Upper), vil., Olveston par., Gloucester-
shire, 3 miles SAY. of Thornbury.

Tockwith, township and vil., Bilton par., E. div.
AA*est-Riding Yorkshire, 5 miles NE. of AVetherby, 1814
ac., pop. 572 ; P.O.