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| Spi |
Spit |
Mr Ralph Cleghorn | On sheet | A small stream, having its source | ||
| Mr William Embleton | 6.2 & | in "Shoreswood Bog" flowing in a | ||||
| Mr James Nicholson, Thornton | 6.6 | northerly direction and empty itself | ||||
| into Horncliffemill Burn a | ||||||
| short distance south of Horncliffe | ||||||
| Mill. It forms a Township bdy | ||||||
| for the greater part of its course. | ||||||
| It is said that the Hospital | ||||||
| belonging to Norham Castle stood | ||||||
| contiguous to this stream |
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| there were |
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| discovered in a small plantation | ||||||
| on the south side of the road | ||||||
| at Spittalburn Bridge, some | ||||||
| years ago. | ||||||
| Horncliffemill Burn | Horncliffemill Burn | Mr Ralph Cleghorn | On sheet | A small stream, having its source in | ||
| Mr William Embleton | 6.2 & | "Thornton Bog" |
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| Mr James Nicholson, Thornton | 6.3 | name till |
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| west of Velvet Hall, |
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| passes through "Slateford Bridge". | ||||||
| receives the water of Spittal Burn | ||||||
| passes through a deep wooded ravine, | ||||||
| works Horncliffe Mill in its course and discharges | ||||||
| itself into the Tweed west of Horncliffe Village. | ||||||
Note: Unsigned
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Transcribed by TH
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