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Glyn, or Glen
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Glyn
A glen See Glen Obs singly but occurring often in locative names
Cantildeada
A small cantildeon a narrow valley or glen also but less frequently an open valley
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Ghyll
A ravine See Gill a woody glen
Glen
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Heugh
A crag a cliff a glen with overhanging sides
VerbarKloof
A glen a ravine closed at its upper end
Adoption
it is for the child's advantage before consenting to it, Glen's Poor Law Orders. See now the (English) Poor Law Act,
Highways
14), ss. 57-60). See ROAD BOARD; TRANSPORT, MINISTER OF. Consult Glen or Pratt and Mackenzie on Highways, and see Chitty's Statutes,
Poor laws
or special orders of a voluminous and detailed character (see Glen's Poor Law Orders), made by one or other of the
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