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| King William’s Cover | King William’s Cover | Mr Steel New Etal | On Sheet | A large plantation mixed with | ||
| Mr Paxton Steward | 10.6 | underwood on the sloping banks | ||||
| Mr Sutherland | of the River Till much resorted | |||||
| to during the hunting season in | ||||||
| pursuit of Foxes it is the property | ||||||
| of Lady Fitzclarance and named | ||||||
| after the late King William IVth | ||||||
| Earning Crag | Earning Crag | Mr Paxton | On Sheet | A rocky precipice in King William’s | ||
| Mr Sutherland | 10.6 | Cover, which gives name to a | ||||
| Mr Kearton | Salmon cast on the river, this name | |||||
| is said to be derived from it having | ||||||
| been a resort of Eagles | ||||||
| Gatherick Colliery | Gatherick Colliery | Mr Paxton | A coal mine on the property of | |||
| Mr Sutherland | Gatherick, the present Colliery | |||||
| Mr Roxburgh | known by this name is a new one | |||||
| the old pit having also this desig- | ||||||
| This name comes within Lowick Parish | -nation is wrought out and aband- | |||||
| -onded | ||||||
| William Boyd Civil Assistant | ||||||
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