There is one loose paper following sheet 12. Here it is
| [Cutting from Alnwick Mercury, 2 Nov 1863; only the beginning is transcribed here] |
| SHILBOTELL VICARAGE, NORTHUMBER- |
| LAND |
| The Early English "turris de Schilbotell" now incor- |
| porated with the vicarage house at Shilbottel, is in course |
| of restoration. This ancient fabric is one of the earliest |
| peles in Northumberland. It is a quadrangular tower |
| built on the scalp of a rock, cropping out of the surface |
| on high ground . . . . . |
| [Signature below relates to the main page, not loose paper] |
| John Stewart Lance Corporal Royal Engineers |
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Transcribed by JMCN and SW