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| River Till | River Till | Continued | On Sheets | Haggis Hall where it receives | ||
| 20.9 & | the waters of the River Breamish | |||||
| 20.13 | it then proceeds Northerly for | |||||
| about 4 miles to Lyham, at this | ||||||
| point it turns Westward for | ||||||
| about 4 miles to 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 & Colledge Burn | ||||||
| from this point it Continues in the same general direction past | ||||||
| Ford, Etal, and enters Norham parish near to New Etal and empties | ||||||
| itself into the Tweed about a mile West of Twizell Castle, & | ||||||
| 11 miles by road above Berwick upon Tweed | ||||||
| It is rather a sluggish, slow running stream, in many parts deep | ||||||
| and dangerous, but presents many places favourable | ||||||
| to the angler. | ||||||
| W. Beatty | ||||||
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