2154 ae. and 209 tidal water and foreshore, pop. 611;
Trimley St Mary, 1925 ac. and 225 tidal water and fore-
shore, pop. 418 ; P.O., called Trimley ; the 2 churches
stand in one churchyard.

Triinpiey, curacy, Kidderminster par., Worcester.

Trimsaran, 4 miles E. of Kidwelly, Carmarthen-
shire ; P.O.

Trinafonr, place with inn, Blair Athole par., Perth-
shire, on Erichdie Water, 6| m. SW. of Struan ry. sta.

Tring, market town and par., Herts, in W. of co., 5
miles NAV. of Berkhampstead and 32 NW. of London
by rail—par., 7846 ac., pop. 5357; town, 4154 ac., pop.
4354; P.O., T.O., 1 newspaper. Market-day, Friday.
Straw-plaiting, silk-throwing, and canvas-weaving are
carried on, but not to such an extent as formerly.
Tring Park is a seat of the Rothschilds.

Trinity, par., in NE. of Jersey, Channel Islands, 4
miles N. of St Helier, 3030 ac., pop. 2002.

Trinity, ry. sta. and N. suburb of Edinburgh, on
the Firth of Forth, between Newhaven and Granton ;
consists largely of modern villas, and has sea-baths, and
a chain pier for swimmers.

Trinity Gask, par. and vil., Perthshire, on river
Earn—par., 5689 ac., pop. 396; vil., 6 miles N. of
Auchterarder and 74 SE- of Crieff; P.O.

Trinity llouse, Tower Hill, London; was erected
by Samuel AVyatt in 1793, and is the headquarters of
the Trinity Corporation, which has control of the pilot-
age, lighthouses, &c., of the United Kingdom.

Trinity Wilkin, par., in co. and mun. bor. of AVater-
ford, 15 ac., pop. 1081.

Trinity Without, par., in co. and parl. bor. of
Waterford, 1067 ac., pop. 11,720.

Triochatan, Loch, in Glen Coe, Argyllshire.

Trioge, rivulet, Queen’s co.; rises near Cullenagh
mountain, and flows 14 miles N. to river Barrow, near
Mountmellick.

Tripiow, Cambridgeshire. See Thriplow.

Trippleton, hamlet, Leintwardine par., Hereford-
shire, 7 miles AV. of Ludlow.

Tristernagh, seat, 3 miles NE. of Ballynacarrigy,
mid. co. Westmeath.

Tristia, vil., Kilcummin par., N. co. Mayo, 32 miles
N. of Castlebar, pop. 226.

Tritlington, township, Bothal par., Northumber-
land, 4 miles N. of Morpeth, 1279 ac., pop. 132.

Triviile, Herefordshire. See Treville.

Trochry, vil., Little Dunkeld par., Perthshire, 4
miles SAV. of Dunkeld ; P.O.; has ruins of a castle.

Trodday, island, Kilmuir par., off the N. extremity
of Skye island, Inverness-shire.

Troedyraur.—hundred, Cardiganshire, 71,820 ac.,
pop. 11,220; contains 19 pars and parts of 4 others.—
2. Troedyraur, par. and vil., Cardiganshire, 4 miles
N. of Newcastle Emlyn, 4660 ac., pop. 836; near vil.
is Troedyraur House, seat.

Troedyrhiew, hamlet with ry. sta., Glamorgan, 2f
miles SE. of Merthyr Tydfil; P.O., T.O.

Troedyrhiew Garth, ry. sta., Glamorgan, 4 miles
NW. of Tondu Junction and 7 miles NAV. of Bridgend.

Trofarth, eccl. dist., Bettws-yn-Rhos, Llangerniew,
and Llansaintffraid-glan-Conway pars., Denbighshire,
2 miles SAV. of Abergele, pop. 419.

Trohoughton, hamlet with school, in co. and 3 miles
SE. of Dumfries.

Tromie, rivulet, Inverness-shire ; flows 12 miles N.
through Glen Tromie to r. Spey, 14 m. NE. of Kingussie.

Troiuode, vil., 1 mile NAV. of Douglas, Isle of Man.

TronachCastle, ruin, Rathven par., Banffshire, near
Portknockie.

Trondra, island, Tingwall par., Shetland, \ mile S.
of Scalloway, pop. 133 ; measures f mile bjj 2\ miles.

Trool, Loch, Minnigaff par., Kirkcudbrightshire, 14
miles N. of Newton-Stewart; is 14 mile long.

Troon, 2 miles from Camborne, Cornwall; P.O.

Troon, seaport town and quoad sacra par., Dundonald
par., Ayrshire, 64 miles N. of Ayr by rail—quoad sacra
par., pop. 2587; town, pop. 2383; P.O., T.O., 2 Banks;
is a favourite watering-place, and has fine sands and
a golfing ground. Shipbuilding is carried on. (For
shipping statistics, see Appendix.)

Trooper’s Lane, ry. sta., E. co. Antrim, 14 mile W.
of Carrickfergus and 8 miles NE. of Belfast.