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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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| Lairney |
Lairney Burn | Mr Elliott | 8 chains West of | A small stream rising on Rush- | ||
| Lairney Burn | Mr Douglas | Rushend. | end farm and tributary to | |||
| Lairney Burn | Mr M. Foster | North Tyne. | ||||
| Boggle Hill | Boggle Hill | Mr Elliott | 12 chains South | A considerable eminence on | ||
| Boggle Hill | Mr Douglas | East of Rushend. | Rushend farm well known by | |||
| Boggle Hill | Mr Foster | this name. | ||||
| Thorneyburn Station | Thorneyburn Station | Mr David Hale, Station Master | 34 chains | One of the minor stations on the North | ||
| Thorneyburn Station | Mr Douglas | West of Rushend. | British Railway. Where passengers may | |||
| Thorneyburn Station | Mr Forster | booked to Edinburgh or Newcastle. | ||||
| J Sloan Sapper Royal Engineers |
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