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| Sandyford Burn | Sandyford Burn | Mr Edward Dickson, Sandyford | On Sheets | A considerable stream having its | ||
| Mr Adam Smith, Quarryhouse | source near Quarryhouse. | |||||
| Mr John Bell, Hangwell law | It flows in a Northeasterly direction | |||||
| to where it is met by "Cocklaw Burn", | ||||||
| from which point it takes the | ||||||
| name of "Waren Burn". | ||||||
| Cocklaw Dean | Cocklaw Dean | P. Selby Esqr. Proprietor | On Sheets | A deep ravine, ranging North-West | ||
| George Selby Esq. Alnwick | 21.2 & | and South-East about three quarters | ||||
| Thomas Wenskell, Gamekeeper | 21.6 | of a mile in length, having a stream | ||||
| flowing down its centre, and well | ||||||
| wooded on either side – It derives | ||||||
| this name from an eminence | ||||||
| immediately adjoining, in Bamburgh | ||||||
| parish, called Cock Law, on which | ||||||
| stands the remains of an ancient | ||||||
| Peel or Tower. | ||||||
Note: Unsigned
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