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| River Till | River Till | County Map | On Sheets | The source of the Till is in the Parish | ||
| Mr. Thomas Smith, Newton | 25.3 & | of Whittingham (detd) at a place called | ||||
| A.J.B. Cresswell Esq. East Lilburn | 25.7 | Breamish Head – & known by the | ||||
| & Old Bewick – | name of the River Breamish from | |||||
| this point down to Bewick Bridge – | ||||||
| – for a description of which see P.20 – | ||||||
| The Breamish assumes the name of | ||||||
| the "Till" at Bewick Bridge, from | ||||||
| which it proceeds in a Northerly | ||||||
| direction to "West Lyham", at this point it turns westward | ||||||
| for about 4 miles, to near "Westwood Hall", where it receives | ||||||
| the Wooler Water. It then proceeds in a general N.W. direction | ||||||
| for about 2 miles, where it receives the water of the "River | ||||||
| Glen", which river is formed by the united streams of the | ||||||
| "Bowmont Water" & the "College Burn", from this point it | ||||||
| continues in the same general direction pas[t] Ford, | ||||||
| W. Beatty | ||||||
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