TrafTord. See Bridge Trafford, Mickle Traf-
ford, Old Trafford, and AVimbolds Trafford.

Trafford Park, seat of the De Trafford family, SE.
Lancashire, on W. side of Manchester.

Traian Glas,township, Llywellpar., Brecknockshire,
10 miles AY. of Brecknock, pop. 496.

Traian Mawr with Trecastlc Ward, township,
Llywell par., Brecknockshire, adjacent to Traian Glas,
pop. 533.

Trail flat, hamlet, Tinwald par., Dumfriesshire, 2%
miles NE. of Lochmaben.

Trailtrow, school, Cummertrees par., Dumfriesshire.

Tralee, market and seaport town, township, and
par. with ry. sta., NW. co. Kerry, at mouth of river
Lee or Leigh, on Tralee Bay, 22 miles NW. of Kil-
larney and 207 miles SW. of Dublin—par., 4604 ac.,
pop. 9486; town and township, extending into Ratass
par., 587 ac., pop. 9910; 4 Banks, 3 newspapers.
Market-days, Tuesday and Saturday. By means of
a ship canal vessels of about 200 tons can reach the
quay; larger vessels discharge at Fenit, 5 miles NAY.
of the town. Grain and butter are the chief exports ;
coal, iron, and timber are imported. (For shipping
statistics, see Appendix.) There are large barracks for
infantry. Tralee Castle, seat, is in vicinity. Tralee
returned 1 member to Parliament until 1885.

Tralee Bay, NAY. co. Kerry ; is 6 miles across the
entrance, and extends about 12 miles SE. to Tralee;
the S. shore is low, and semi-circular in form; on Little
Samphire Island is a lighthouse with fixed light (Tralee)
seen 8 miles.

Trailong, par. ,,in co. and 5 miles AY. of Brecknock,
3384 ac., pop. 277; P.O.

Trallwyn, seat, 5 miles N. of Pwllheli, Carnarvon.

Tram Inn, ry. sta., in co. and 6 miles SAA”. of Here-
ford; P.O., T.O.

Tramore, market town and watering-place with ry.
sta., Drumcannon par., in co. and 7 miles S. of AYater-
ford, on Tramore Bay, pop. 2036; P.O., T.O. Market-
day, Saturday. Tramore Bay measures 4 miles by 3
miles, and is very safe for shipping.

Tranent, police burgh and par., Haddingtonshire, 1%
mile SE. of Prestonpans ry. sta. and 9% miles E. of
Edinburgh—par., 5919 ae., pop. 5198; burgh, pop. 2235 ;
P.O., T.O., IBank; has an iron foundry and agricultural
implement works ; collieries are in the vicinity.

Tranmere, township, Bebington par., Cheshire, on
river Mersey, in bor. of Birkenhead, 1071 ac. and 318
tidal water and foreshore, pop. 23,987.

Trannisb Island, Aghalureher par., co. Fermanagh,
in Upper Lough Erne, 127 ac., pop. 59.

Tranwell and Higk Cburcb, township, Morpeth
par., Northumberland, in pari. bor. of Morpeth, 1236
ac., pop. 100.

Trapp, 3 miles from Llandilo, Carmarthenshire ; P.O.

Traprain Law, conspicuous conical hill, Prestonkirk
par., in co. and 4 miles E. of Haddington, alt. 724 ft.

Traqnalr, par. and vil., Peeblesshire—par., 15,327
ac., pop. 754 ; vil., near confluence of Quair AYater and
river Tweed, 1% mile S. of Innerleithen; in vicinity is
Traquair House, seat, formerly the residence of the
earls of Traquair (1633-1861).

Traslde, seat, Temple par., Edinburghshire, 8 miles
SW. of Gorebridge sta.

Trasna Island, Kinawley par., co. Fermanagh, in
Upper Lough Erne, 102 ac., pop. 34.

Trawden, township, AYhalley par., NE. Lancashire,
2 miles SE. of Colne, 6808 ac., pop. 2164 ; P.O., called
Trawden Forest; Trawden is a local government dist.

Traweenagk Bay, bar. Boylagh, W. co. Donegal.

Trawscoed, ry. sta., Cardiganshire, 8 miles SE. of
Aberystwith; Trawscoed House (or Crosswood)is the
seat of the Earl of Lisburne.

Trawsfynydd, par. and vil. with ry. sta., Merioneth,
4 miles S. of Festiniog and 12 miles N. of Dolgelly,
21,950 ac., pop. 1930; P.O.

Trawsgoed, township, Cwenddwr par., Brecknock-
shire, 8% miles NAY. of Talgarth, 881 ac., pop. 44.

Tray Cliff, hill, 1% mile AY. of Castleton, Derby-
shire ; here is the Blue John Mine, where “ Blue
John,” or fluor spar, is got, but in decreasing quantities.

Treadingstown, par., in co. and 5 miles SE. of
Kilkenny, on river Nore, 710 ac., pop. 217.

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

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