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Situation | Descriptive Remarks, or other General Observations which may be considered of Interest |
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| St Thomas’s Island | St Thomas’s Island | Mr Ralph Cleghorn | On sheet | A large Island in the "River | ||
| St Thomas’s Island | Mr Mark Thompson | 6.2 | Tweed" about one fourth of a | |||
| St Thomas’s Island | Mr William Brown | mile west of Horncliffe -it is | ||||
| covered with good pasture, |
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| having on it a small house, | ||||||
| for the accommodation of the | ||||||
| Water Bailiffs when watching the | ||||||
| River in the night-time. | ||||||
| There are no antiquities connected | ||||||
| with this Island, (as the name | ||||||
| would seem to indicate) it | ||||||
| having only got this name | ||||||
| about 35 years ago. It belongs to the | ||||||
| Berwickshire side of the River. | ||||||
| Camp | Camp, (Remains of) | Mr Ralph Cleghorn | On sheet | The remains of an old British | ||
| (Remains of) | (British) | Mr Mark Thompson | 6.2 | Camp in an arable field near | ||
| Mr William Brown | to the River Tweed, |
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| 1/2 mile west of Horncliffe. | ||||||
| It appears to have been a very | ||||||
| large one, but is now nearly | ||||||
| obliterated by the action of | ||||||
| the plough &c. | ||||||
Note: Unsigned
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