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| Whitley Castle | Wallis’s History of Northumberland | 38 Chains N of | This fortress occupies the summit of | |||
| ROMAN STATION | Maidenkirk Spring | a commanding eminence. In shape | ||||
| ALIONE | it is a rhomboid, at the present time | |||||
| Whitley Castle | Extracts from the Notitia Imperii | 4 ramparts to the North, 6 to the E. | ||||
| ROMAN STATION | and 9 to the West, are clearly traceable, | |||||
| ALIONE | the outward descent of the ditches are | |||||
| Whitley Castle | Revd John Collingwood Bruce | considerably greater than the inward | ||||
| ROMAN STATION | slopes, there are no remains of any | |||||
| ALIONE | description, on, or about, the station; | |||||
| ALIO or ALIONIS | Hodgsons Histy of Northumberland p XVII | the indentations on the camp are only | ||||
| the results of many attempts to explore | ||||||
| Incorrect, not in Mr Bruce’s work, not entered here HM | the remains of the station. |
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| To be $refd$. to Mr Bruce | ||||||
| Also Black Dike on 84/13 Warden | ||||||
| Thomas Jordan Lance Corporal Royal Engineers | ||||||
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