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Various modes of Spelling the same Names |
Authority for those modes of Spelling |
Situation | Descriptive Remarks, or other General Observations which may be considered of Interest |
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| Harrowbog | Harrow Bog | Mr Wm Reed | on Sheet | The ruins of a Shepherd’s house | ||
| (In Ruins) | (In Ruins) | Mr A. Thompson | 19. 9 | on the East side of College Burn. | ||
| Estate Map | ||||||
| Harrowbog | Should be compounded. | |||||
| Newton Tors | Newton Torrs | Mr A Thompson | on Sheet | A group of 3 rugged & lofty | ||
| Mr Wm Reed | 19. 9 | mountains or eminences, immediately | ||||
| Estate Map | South of "The Bell", & S. by E. of "Heathpool" | |||||
| Directory | of which the Wester Tor is very | |||||
| Newton Tor | J. & C Walker’s Map of | remarkable, as the bare rocks stand | ||||
| Northumberland | upwards of 40 feet above the grassy | |||||
| Newton Tors | Adopted. | Summit and present a grand and | ||||
| even sublime appearance. This hill | ||||||
| Commands a fine prospect in every | ||||||
| direction, except to the South, where the | ||||||
| View is interupted by the superior | ||||||
| height of "The Cheviot". | ||||||
| Wester Tor | Wester Tor | Mr. A Thompson | on Sheet | A rugged rocky eminence, being | ||
| Mr. Wm Reed | 19. 9 | the most Westerly of the group | ||||
| Estate Map | Called "Newton Torrs". | |||||
Note: Unsigned
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