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[5418. CLEVEDON, t. Somersetsh., Engl., at mouth of Severn; CLEVELAND, dist. Yorkshire (N.R.), Engl.; fine bay in horses, ironstone mines. Cleveland, c. Ohio, U.S., on S. shore L. Erie, on Cleves, J t. Rhenish Pru ia, 48 m. N.W. Du eldorf Clew, bay, W. coast Mayo, Irel.; 10 m. by 7 m. CLEWER, par. E. Berks, Engl., part of Windsor; 9296 CLICHY, N. suburb of Paris 30,608. CLIFDEN, s.pt. W. coast Galway,; Ireland 130a CLIFTON, W. suburb of Bristol, Gloucestersh.,; Engl.; CLINTON, several; tns. in U.S.; c. Iowa, on Mi i ippi CLISHEIM, mt. isl. of Harris, Scotl.; 2700 ft. [10,815. CLITHEROE, N.E. Lancash., Engl., on R. Ribble; CLOCH POINT, t. prom, in Firth of Clyde, Scotl., 4 m. CLON A KiLTY.s.jjr.; Co.Cork.IreL, 15 m. S.W. Bandon; on CLONCURRY, t. Queensl., on C. R., 1500 m. N.W. CLONES, t.; Co. Monaghan, Irel., 39; m. N.W. Dundalk; CLONMEL, Cos. Tipperary and Water ford, Irel., on CLONTARF, t. Co. Dublin.IreL, 3 m. N.E. Dublin; seaCLOYNE, t. Co. Cork, Irel.; marble quarries; 1100. CLUNES, t. (mining) Victoria, Austr., 20 m. N. Ballarat; CLUNY (or Clugny), t. France, dep.; Sa6ne-et-Loire d. 14 m. N.W. Macon 4400. CLWYD, r. Wales, flows; through beautiful valley (20 CLYDE, r. Lanarksh., Scotl.; pa es Glasgow and many of maybe described as; “Glasgow on the sea,” begins Clydebank,; t. Dumbartonsh.. Scotl., 554 m. N.W.