co. Westmeath, 5 miles E. of Kilbeggan and 10 miles S.
of Mullingar, pop._ 384; P.O., T.O. Tyrrellspass takes
its name from having been for centuries the residence
of the family of Tyrrell, whose castle still remains.

Tyrybrenin, hamlet, Llandilo Talybont par., Gla-
morgan, 4 miles NE. of Loughor.

Tyrymynach, township, Llanfihangel-Geneur-Glynn
par., Cardiganshire, 4 miles N. of Aberystwith, 2716
ac., pop. 440.

Tysoe, par. and vil., Warwickshire, 6 miles NE. of
Shipston on Stour and 9 NW. of Banbury, 4710 ac.,
pop. 998; P.O.; the vil. of Tysoe dates from before
the Conquest; on the sandstone hill opposite the
church is cut a figure called the Red Horse, which gives
name to the adjacent vale.

Tythacott (or Tithecot), hamlet, Buckland Brewer
par., Devon, 5 miles NW. of Torrington.

Tythby, par., township, and vil., Notts, 2 miles
S. of Bingham—par., 3610 ac., pop. 621; township,
pop. 81.

Tythegston, par., Glamorgan, 4 miles W. of Bridg-
end, 2952 ac., pop. 1638; contains the townships of
Higher Tythegston and Lower Tythegston — Higher
Tythegston, 2231 ac., pop. 1544 ; Lower Tythegston,
721 ac., pop. 94; also Tythegston Court, seat; Tytheg-
ston has collieries and ironworks.

Tytherington.—township, Prestbury par., Cheshire,
on N. side of Macclesfield, 938 ac., pop. 312; contains
Tytherington Honse, seat.—2. Tytherington, par.
and vil. with ry. sta., Gloucestershire, 2f miles SE. of
Thornbury and of NAV. of Yate Junction, 2236 ac.,
pop. 445; near the vil. is Tytherington Grange, seat;
at Tytherington are some scanty remains of a Roman
camp.—3. Tytherington, AVilts. See Heytesbury
cum Tytherington.

Tytherley, Fast, par., Hants, 6 miles SAY. of Stock-
bridge, 2447 ac., pop. 378; P.O.; contains Tytherley
House, seat.

Tytherley, West, par., Hants, 1 mile W. of East
Tytherley, 2377 ac., pop. 422; P.O.

Tytherton Kelways, par., Wilts, on river Avon, 3
miles NE. of Chippenham, 140 ac., pop. 26; p.o.

Tytherton Lucas, Chippenham with, eccl. dist.,
Chippenham par., Wilts, pop. 4620.

Tythrop Honse, seat, Kingsey par., Oxfordshire, 2
miles NE. of Thame.

Tywardreath, par. and vil., Cornwall, on the coast
—par. (containing part of Par), 3252 ac., pop. 2129;
vil., 5 miles NE. of St Austell; P.O.; a priory was
founded here in 1169 ; there is a three-ditched camp;
Roman coins have been found.

Tywith, ry. sta., Glamorgan, 1 mile NAV. of Maesteg
and 9 miles NAY. of Bridgend.

Tywyn.—1 mile NE. of Conway, Carnarvonshire; P.O.
—2. Tywyn, hamlet, Abergele par., Denbighshire, 2
miles W. of Abergele.

Vamb Mhor (or IJamvar), mountain, Kilmadock
par., Perthshire, 5 miles NE. of Callander; is pierced
with a large rocky cavern, formerly a haunt of robbers.

Lbheston, par., Suffolk, 54 miles SW. of Hales-
worth, 1212 ac., pop. 189.

Lbley (or Obleigh), par. and vil., Somerset, 8 miles
N. of AVells, 1811 ac., pop. 285; P.O.

Ilchaf, hundred, Carnarvonshire, 55,359 ac., pop.
16,483 ; contains 5 pars.

ITchayndre, township, Llanbadarnfawr par., Cardi-
ganshire, near Aberystwith, 730 ac. (with Issayndre),
pop. 400.

Ifchygarreg (or Ilwcliygarreg), township, Machyn-
lleth par., Montgomeryshire, 14,861 ac. (with Isygar-
reg), pop. 381.

IJckerby, township, Catterick par., North-Riding
Yorkshire, 44 miles E. of Richmond, 779 ac., pop. 38.

Uckfield, market town and par., Sussex, on river
Ouse, 8 miles NE. of Lewes and 50 miles S. of London
by rail, 1760 ac., pop. 2146; P.O., T.o., 1 Bank; stands
in the midst of fine scenery, carries on malting and
brewing, and has trade in corn and timber.

Uckington, township, Elmstone Hardwicke par.,
Gloucestershire, 24 miles NW. of Cheltenham, 880 ac.,
pop. 145.

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

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