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Westport Quay, vil. with ry. sta., 1J mile W. of Westport, SW. co. Mayo.
Westport St Mary, par., Wilts, on W. side of Malmesbury, 2036 ac., pop. 1867.
Wcstqnarter House, seat, Glassford par., Lanark- shire. See West Quarter.
Westraw House, seat, Pettinain par., Lanarkshire, 14 mile SW. of Carstairs Junction.
Westray, island, Westray and Papa Westray par., Orkney, separated from Rousay island by Westray Firth, 23 miles by sea N. of Kirkwall, pop. 2200; P.O.; is 10 miles long and from 4 mile to 6f miles broad.
Westray and Papa Westray, par., Orkney, 13,585 ac., pop. 2545; the church stands in the centre of Westray island.
Westrlll and Starmere, par., Leicestershire, near Rugby, 1620 ac., pop. 15.
Westrip, hamlet, Cherrington par., Gloucestershire, 2 miles SE. of Minchinhampton.
Westrop Park, seat, Highworth par., Wilts, in N. vicinity of Highworth.
Westrutker, par. and vil., Berwickshire — par., 14,630 ac., pop. 671; vil., 54 miles N. of Gordon ry. sta. and 74 NE. of Lauder; P.O.
Westsandwick, hamlet with public school, Mid and South Yell par., Shetland, at W. side of Yell island.
Westvllle,par., Lincolnshire, 7 miles NW. of Boston, 2260 ac., pop. 127.
Westward, par. and vil., Cumberland—par., 13,230 ac., pop. 1044; vil., 34 miles SE. of Wigton; has quarries of building stone, slate, and lime.
Westward Ho, coast vil., Northam par., Devon, on E. side of Bideford Bay, 3 miles NW. of Bideford; P.O., t.o. ; was founded about the year 1867, and has risen rapidly in favour as a watering-place, for which it possesses many facilities, including a fine beach of firm sands, spacious baths, a hotel, and numerous villas and lodging houses. Westward Ho College (opened in 1873) is a military school. Northam Burrows here form excellent links for golfing.
Westwell.—par. and vil., Kent—par., 5223 ac., pop. 995; vil., 34 miles N. of Ashford; P.O.—2. Westwell, par., Oxfordshire, in W. of co., 2 miles SAY. of Bur- ford, 1445 ac., pop. 136.
Westwick.—township, Oakington par., in co. and 5 miles NW. of Cambridge, 270 ac., pop. 84.—2. West- wick, township, Gainford par., Durham, 2 miles SE. of Barnard Castle, 1469 ac., pop. 74.—3. Westwick, par., Norfolk, 24 miles S. of North AValsham, 1043 ac., pop. 181; P.O.; contains Westwick House, seat.—4. Westwick, hamlet, Banwell par., Somerset, 44 miles SE. of Weston-super-Mare.—5. Westwick, township, Ripon par., E. div. AYest-Riding Yorkshire, 34 miles W. of Boroughbridge, 423 ac., pop. 13.
Westwood.—hamlet, Broad Clist par., Devon, 5 miles NE. of Exeter.—2. Westwood, hamlet, Dawlish par., Devon, 54 miles SE. of Chudleigh.—3. West- wood, hamlet, St Peter Thanet par., Kent, 1 mile N. of Ramsgate.—4. Westwood, hamlet, Southfleet par., Kent, 4 miles SE. of Dartford.—5. Westwood, 3 miles from Shotley Bridge, Northumberland ; P.O.—6. West- wood, vil., Selston par., Notts, 5 miles SW. of Sutton in Ashfield.—7. Westwood, seat, Surrey, 6 miles NW. of Guildford.—8. Westwood, eccl. dist., Stoneleigh par., AYarwickshire, 4 miles S. of Coventry, pop. 615; P.O., called Westwood Heath.—9. Westwood, Wilts. See Westwood with Ilford.—10. Westwood, ry. sta., S. div. West-Riding Yorkshire, 94 miles N. of Sheffield.
Westwood Hall, seat, Staffordshire, 1 m. W. of Leek.
Westwood House, seat, SW. Lancashire, in S. vicinity of Wigan.
Westwood Fark, par., and seat of Lord Hampton, Worcestershire, 3 miles NAY. of Droitwich, 1380 ac., pop. 14.
Westwood with Iford, par., Wilts, 2 miles SW. of Bradford, 813 ac., pop. 516.
West woodside, vil., Haxey par., Lincolnshire, 3 miles SAY. of Epworth; P.O.
Wet Mountain, 3 miles NE. of Donard, W. co. Wicklow, alt. 1753 ft.
Wetkeral, par. and vil. with ry. sta., Cumberland— par., 11,489 ac. (158 water), pop. 3320; vil., on river
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