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| Etal Ferry | Etal Ferry | Mr Paxton | On Sheet | A ferry on the River Till near | ||
| Mr Sutherland | 10.10 | Etal Castle, where a Small Boat | ||||
| William Robson | is kept, foot passengers only can | |||||
| obtain a crossing, it is the property | ||||||
| of the Earl of Glasgow | ||||||
| Etal Boat House | Etal Boat House | Mr Paxton | On Sheet | A small Cottage enclosed in a | ||
| Mr Sutherland Tenant | 10.10 | garden, on the bank of the Till | ||||
| William Robson | close to Etal Castle, the person | |||||
| who rents the ferry resides herein | ||||||
| Etal Castle | Etal Castle | Mr Paxton | On Sheet | The venerable ruins of this once | ||
| (Ruins of) | (Ruins of) | Revd Robert Jones | 10.10 | imposing Castle are situated at the | ||
| Directory | west end of the Village. It is supposed | |||||
| to have been erected in 1341 by | ||||||
| Sir Robert de Manners, and was | ||||||
| long the residence of the deputy Warden | ||||||
| of the Marches, two old towers and | ||||||
| portion of the wall are all that | ||||||
| remain to attest its former great- | ||||||
| ness | ||||||
| William Boyd Civil Assistant |
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