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Various modes of Spelling the same Names |
Authority for those modes of Spelling |
Situation | Descriptive Remarks, or other General Observations which may be considered of Interest |
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| Lady’s Hole | Lady’s Hole | William Scott Coldstream | On sheet | A portion of the Tweed used as a | ||
| Lady’s Hole | James Scott Wark | 9.10 | cast in angling for Salmon | |||
| Lady’s Hole | Henry Johnston | Proprietors Lords Home and |
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| Black Mark | Black Mark | William Scott | A small portion of the South Side | |||
| Black Mark | James Scott | of Tweed used as a Salmon cast | ||||
| Black Mark | Henry Johnston | On sheet | Proprietors Lords Home and |
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| 9.10 | ||||||
| The Temple | The Temple | Wm Scott | On sheet | The name applies to a Considerable | ||
| The Temple | Jas Scott | 9.10 | portion of the River Tweed, which is used | |||
| The Temple | Henry Johnston | as a cast in angling for Salmon. It | ||||
| derives the name from a circular building | ||||||
| situated on the north bank of the River | ||||||
| Called the temple. Proprietor Sir | ||||||
| Jno Marjoribanks Bart. | ||||||
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