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Various modes of Spelling the same Names |
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| BATH | Bath | Mr Thompson | 35 Chains North | A large Trough fed with pure | ||
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east by east of | water by a small stream which | |||
| Bath | Mr Makepeace | Rapishaw Gap | gushes out of Housestead crags. | |||
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In Bruces Roman Wall and | |||||
| Bath | Mr Armstrong | MacLaughlins Memoir this is | ||||
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mentioned as the site of a | |||||
| Roman Bath. | ||||||
| ROMAN ROAD | Roman Road | Mr Edward Lowes | 4 Chains | This Road was formed the | ||
| Roman Road | Mr Campbell | South of Hotbank | South Side of the Wall and | |||
| Roman Road | McLauchlan’s Memoir of the Roman Wall | formed a means of communica- | ||||
| Roman Road | Revd Dr Bruce | tion between Borcovicus and | ||||
| Carvoran or Magna; it owes | ||||||
| its origin to the Romans; | ||||||
| by whom it was constructed; | ||||||
| during their occupation of Britain | ||||||
| for considerable distances it is traceable, but in many places the | ||||||
| advance of agriculture has obliterated all remains | ||||||
| T. Jordan 2nd Corporal Royal Engineers | ||||||
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Transcribed by CTW and PW
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