White Hart Lane (Tottenham), ry. sta., Middlesex,
in N. suburbs of London, 1| mile N. of South Totten-
ham sta.

White Head, W. side of Belfast Lough, SE. co.
Antrim, 5 m. NE. of Carrickfergus. See Whitehead.

White Hill.—eminence with ancient camp, Cather-
ham par., Surrey, 6 miles NE. of Reigate.—2. White
Hill, 2 miles from Caincross, Gloucestershire; P.O.

White Horse Common, 2 miles from North Wals-
ham, Norfolk; P.O.

White Horse Hill, 1 m. from Chislehurst, Kent; P.O.

White Horse Vale, the valley of river Ock, Berks,
extending 15 miles NE. from Shrivenham to vicinity of
Abingdon ; takes its name from the colossal figure of a
galloping horse on the NW. flank of a hill.

White Honse, The.—seat, in co. and near Hereford.
—2. White House, The, seat, near Kirkmichael, Isle
of Man.

White Island, one of the Scilly islands, 24 miles
W. of St Mary’s.

White Fackington, par., Somerset, 14 mile NE. of
Ilminster, 1465 ac., pop. 284.

White Ladies Aston (or Aston Fpiscopi), par. and
vil., in co. and 5 m. SE. of Worcester, 1230 ac., pop. 312.

White Loch, Mochrum par., Wigtownshire, 1 mile
E. of Port William.

White Mill, 2 miles from Abergwilli, Carmarthen-
shire; P.O.

White Mountain.—one of the Sperrin mountains, S.
co. Londonderry, 4 miles S. of Dungiven, alt. 1774 ft.
—2. White Mountain, one of the Blackstairs moun-
tains, bar. Bantry, W. co. Wexford, alt. 1259 ft.

White jVotley, par. and vil. with ry. sta., Essex—
par., 2245 ac., pop. 461; vil., 5 m. SE. of Braintree ; P.O.

White Pebble Bay, on N. coast of Devon, near Ilfra-
combe.

White Kiver, The, co. Louth ; flows 10 miles NE.
past Dunleer to the Dee at Drumcar.

White Rocks, on the coast between Portrush and
Dunluce, N. co. Antrim; numerous natural caverns
are in vicinity.

Wkite Roothing, par., Essex, in W. of co., 5 miles
E. of Sawbridgeworth sta., 2539 ac., pop. 423 ; P.O.

White Strand, The, gravelly beach, on AY. coast of
Isle of Man, 1 mile N. of Peel; is noted for its pebbles.

White Waltham, par., Berks, in W. of co., 3 miles
SW. of Maidenhead, 2643 ac., pop. 821.

Whiteabbey, ry. sta. See White Abbey.

Whiteadder Water, partly in Haddingtonshire but
chiefly in Berwickshire; rises in Whittinghame par.,
and flows 34 miles SE. to the Tweed at a point 24 miles
above Berwick ; is an excellent trouting stream.

Whitebridge, hamlet, Boleskine and Aber tarff par.,
Inverness-shire, on river Foyers, 10 miles NE. of Fort
Augustus; P.O.

Whitebrook, hamlet, Llandogo par., Monmouth-
shire, ou river AVye, 4 miles SE. of Monmouth; P.O.

Whitecairns, inn, Belhelvie par., Aberdeenshire, 3
miles SE. of New Machar ry. sta.; P.O.

Whiteckapel.—eccl. dist., Kirkham par., N. Lanca-
shire, 5 miles SE. of Garstang, pop. 565.—2. White-
chapel, par., and sta. on East London Ry., Middle-
sex, mostly in parl. bor. of Tower Hamlets, but partly
also within the City of London, 170 ac., pop. 30,709.—

3. Whitechapel, eccl. dist., Cleckheaton township,
Birstal par., West-Riding Yorkshire, 4 miles S. of
Bradford, pop. 2933.

Whitechapel Division, parl. div. of the bor. of
Tower Hamlets, Middlesex, pop. 71,314.

Whitechapel Rocks, on coast of Devon, in W.
vicinity of Lyme Regis ; a resort of Nonconformists in
the reign of Charles II.

Whitechurch. — vil., Winterbourne - AYhiteehurch
par., Dorset, 6 miles SW of Blandford; P.O., T.o.—
2. Wkitechurch. See also Whitchurch.

Wkitechurch.—par., in co. and 8 miles NW. of Cork,
10,513 ac., pop. 1831; P.O.—2. Whitechurch, par.,

S. co. Dublin, 2 miles S. of Rathfarnham, 2868 ac.,
pop. 1165 ; P.O.—3. Whitechurch, par., NE. co. Kil-
dare, on Grand Canal and river Liffey, 4 miles SW. of
Celbridge, 3167 ac., pop. 189.—4. Whitechurch, par.,
SAY. co. Kilkenny, on river Lingaun, 2 miles NAV. of
Pilltown, 2186 ac., pop. 399.—5. Whitechurch, par.,

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