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| River Till | Continued | for about 2 Miles, where it | ||||
| receives the waters of the | ||||||
| River Glen, which river is | ||||||
| formed by the united streams | ||||||
| of the Bowmont Water and | ||||||
| the College Burn – From | ||||||
| this point it continues in the same general direction | ||||||
| passes through this Parish, enters Norham Parish a little | ||||||
| below New Etal, & empties itself into the Tweed, about a | ||||||
| mile West of Twizell Castle, & 11 miles by road, above | ||||||
| Berwick upon Tweed – | ||||||
| It is a rather sluggish, slow running stream, | ||||||
| in many places deep and dangerous, but presents | ||||||
| many places favorable to the Angler – | ||||||
Note: Unsigned (hand of William Beatty)
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