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Situation | Descriptive Remarks, or other General Observations which may be considered of Interest |
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| Thorney Burn | Thorney Burn | Mr Gavin Robson | 20 chains west | A stream rising on the north west | ||
| Thorney Burn | Mr Mathew Forster | of Bell Crags. | side of Thorneyburn Common. It | |||
| Thorney Burn | Dr. Gibson, Hillhouse | Flows in a south easterly direction | ||||
| till it joins the North Tyne on the East | ||||||
| side of the Old Hall. This |
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| its name from the stream. | ||||||
| Deep Sike | Deep Sike | Mr Gavin Robson | 20 chains West | A small stream rising on | ||
| Deep Sike | Mr John Hedley | of Slaty Ford. | Thorneyburn Common, it is tributary | |||
| Deep Sike | Mr Thomas Brodie, Crag House | of Thorney Burn. | ||||
| Watson Burn | Mr Parker, Camp Cottage | |||||
| Hillhouse Clints | Hillhouse Clints | Dr. Gibson | Immediately South | A quantity of overhanging rocks | ||
| Hillhouse Clints | Mr G. Robson | of Slaty Ford. | on both sides of Thorney Burn. They | |||
| Hillhouse Clints | Mr M Forster | are situated on the Hill House | ||||
| Farm, hence the name. | ||||||
| J Sloan Sapper Royal Engineers |
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