Torry), 427; P.O.; Torryburn was at one time the port
of Dunfermline.

Torsay, one of the Slate Islands, Kilbrandon and
Kilchattan par., Argyllshire, pop. 10; is separated by
narrow straits from Seil on the N., the mainland on
the E., and Luing on the W., and measures 1 by 3
miles.

Torsonce House, seat, Stow par., Edinburghshire,
near Gala Water, 5 miles NAV. of Galashiels and 1 mile
S. of Stow vil.

Torsta, school, Lochs par., Ross and Cromarty.

Torteval, par., Guernsey, Channel Islands, 5 miles
SW. of St Peter Port, 816 ac., pop. 379.

Tortborwald, par. and vil., Dumfriesshire—par., '
6831 ac., pop. 990; vil., 4 miles NE. of Dumfries; P.O. ;
the ruin of Tortborwald Tower is in vicinity.

Tortlngton, par., Sussex, 2 miles SAV. of Arundel,
1116 ac., pop. 165; a house of Black Canons was
founded here in the time of Richard I.

Tortorston, school, Peterhead par., Aberdeenshire.

Tortwortb, par., Gloucestershire, 4 miles NE. of
Thornbury, 1578 ac., pop. 199; P.O. ; in the park of
Tortwortb Court, the seat of the Earl of Ducie, is a
Roman camp.

Torver, eccl. dist., township, and vil. with ry. sta..
Ulverston par., N. Lancashire, 6% miles NE. of
Broughton in Furness and 2% miles SW. of Coniston—
dist., pop. 213; township, 3816 ac. (266 water), pop.
202; P.O.

Tor wood, eccl. dist., Tormoham with Torquay par.,
Devon, in town of Torquay, pop. 2482.

Torwood, vil., Dunipace par., Stirlingshire, 2% miles
NAV. of Larbert ry. sta. ; in vicinity is the ruin of Tor-
wood Castle, surrounded by the Torwood, a remnant
of the ancient Caledonian Forest.

Torwoodlee, seat, Stow par., Selkirkshire, near Gala
AA”ater, 2 miles NW. of Galashiels ; a little W. are the
ruins of the old tower of Torwoodlee.

Torwortb, township, Blyth par., Notts, 2 miles E.
of Blyth, 1440 ac., pop. 223.

Tory Hill, 1 m. NE. of Croom, co. Limerick, alt. 374 ft.

Tory Island, Tullaghobegly par., NAA”. co. Donegal,

9 miles NW. of Dunfanaghy, about 2% miles long and %
mile broad, 785 ac., pop. 332; P.O. On NAV. point of
island is a lighthouse 87 ft. high, with fixed light (Tory
Island) 130 ft. above high water and seen 16 miles.

Toseland.—hundred, Huntingdonshire, 47,834 ac.,
pop. 13,397; contains 23 pars, and part of another.—
2. Toseland, par., Huntingdonshire, 3 miles NE. of
St Neots, 1320 ac., pop. 188.

Tosslde (or Tossett), par. and eccl. dist., N. div.
AVest-Riding Yorkshire, 5 miles SAV. of Settle—par.,
1112 ac., pop. 66; dist. (comprising Tosside par. and
part of Gisburn par.), pop. 320; P.O.

Tosson, Great, and Bye Hill, township, Rothbury
par., Northumberland, 2% miles SW. of Rothbury,
2326 ac., pop. 121.

Tosson, Little, township, Rothbury par., North-
umberland, adjacent to Great Tosson, 547 ac., pop. 31.

Tostock, par., Suffolk, 6% miles E. of Bury St Ed-
munds, 945 ac., pop. 354; P.O.; Tostock Hall and
Tostock House are seats.

Totham, Great, par. and vil., Essex, 2% miles N. of
Maldon, 3263 ac., pop. 750 ; P.O.

Totham, Little, par., Essex, 1% mile SE. of Great
To'tham, 1262 ac., pop. 293 ; P.O.

Totbill, par., Lincolnshire, 6 miles SE. of Louth,
854 ac., pop. 47.

To thill Fields, eccl. dist., AVestminster St Margaret
and St John par., Middlesex, in pari. bor. of AVest-
minster, adjacent to St James’ Park, London, pop. 5500.

Totland Bay, eccl. dist., Freshwater par., Isle of
Wight, on Totland Bay, 3 miles SAV. of Yarmouth,
pop. 508; P.O., t.o.

Totlcy, township and vil. (ry. sta. Dove and Totley),
Dronfield par., Derbyshire, 6 miles SAV. of Sheffield,
1852 ac., pop. 671.

Totmouslow.—hundred, Staffordshire, 171,411 ac.,
pop. 57,130; contains 30 pars.—2. Totmouslow, vil.,
Draycott in the Moors par., Staffordshire, 2 miles SW.
of Cheadle.

Totnes, mun. bor., market town, and par., Devon,
on river Dart, 22 miles SW. of Exeter and 223 miles

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