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| River Till | Continued. | it turns westward for about | ||||
| 4 miles – 1 mile West of Weetwood | ||||||
| Hall, where it Receives the | ||||||
| Wooler Water, it then proceeds in | ||||||
| a generally N W. direction 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" & "College Burn" – from this point it continues | ||||||
| in the same general direction, past Ford, Etal, & enters the | ||||||
| Tweed about 1 mile West of Twizell Castle, & 11 miles, by road | ||||||
| above Berwick upon Tweed. | ||||||
| It is a rather sluggish, slow running stream, in many parts | ||||||
| deep & dangerous, but presents many places favorable | ||||||
| to the Angler. | ||||||
| R. Burnaby | ||||||
| Major RE | ||||||
| 31 Oct. 1860 | ||||||
| W Beatty | ||||||
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