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Various modes of Spelling the same Names |
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Situation | Descriptive Remarks, or other General Observations which may be considered of Interest |
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King’s Crags | King’s Crags | Mr Armstrong Haining Head | 47 Chains East | A ledge of very prominent rocks | ||
King’s Crags | Mr Robson | of Meggy’s Bower | situated on an eminence. Tradition | |||
King’s Crags | Mr Wm Nichol | says this place was much resorted | ||||
by King Arthur. hence the name | ||||||
Queen’s Crags | Queen’s Crags | Mr John Armstrong | 53 Chains South | A ledge of rocks nearly perpendicul- | ||
Queen’s Crags | Mr Robson | East of Meggy’s | ar, well known by this Name. On the Bdy | |||
Queen’s Crags | Mr Wm Nichol | between the Phs of Haltwhistle & Simonburn | ||||
Meggy’s Bower | Meggy’s Bower | Mr John Armstrong | 48 Chains North | A Cave in a ledge of rocks on | ||
Meggy’s Bower | Mr Robson | East of East | ||||
Meggy’s Bower | Mr Wm Nichol | Stonefold | of this name cannot be ascertained | |||
John Davison Sapper Royal Engineers |
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Transcribed by DP
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