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| Brinkburn Grove | Brinkburn Grove | Mr. Thomas Stobie Jackson’s Stile | 13 Chains South | The Modern name of a small enclosed | ||
| Brinkburn Grove | White’s Directory | West of | bank of Pasture land partially | |||
| Combfield Cottage | Wooded and adjoining the Coquet. | |||||
| within it are several traces of Buildings | ||||||
| very distinct and referred to in White’s | ||||||
| Directory thus "Brinkburn Grove" | ||||||
| is said to have been devoted to the | ||||||
| Worship of Jupiter" At Alnwick I | ||||||
| called on Geo. Tate Esq Antiquary &c | ||||||
| who told me that he and several other | ||||||
| Gentlemen had personally inspected this | ||||||
| place & that no doubt the Buildings | ||||||
| were of Roman origin but for what | ||||||
| use erected no one could determine. | ||||||
| The Gamekeeper of the Estate | ||||||
| (Mr. Stobie) pointed out the traces | ||||||
| and was the only Authority I could | ||||||
| get for the name, he however told | ||||||
| me that if C.H. Cadogan Esq | ||||||
| the Proprieter had been at home | ||||||
| he would have been another. | ||||||
| John Stewart 2nd Corpl RE |
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