OS1/5/23/17
List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
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DIRRINGTON LITTLE LAW | Dirrington Little Law | Map of Berwickshire Mr. William Hyslop. Cattleshiel Mr William Lithgow. Bedshiel |
015.11 | A magnificent hill of Considrable beauty. of a Conical shape Commanding an extensive [view] of the principal parts of Ber [Berwickshire] and Roxburghshire as well as [a] Considreable part of Northum [Northmberland] It is not so high & Commanding [as] Dirrington Great Law exttend [---] N.E. [North east] of it but it is similar [in] shape. It is dry & heathery and considered good Sheep Pasture |
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[page] 17Parish of Greenlaw
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Several words are hidden by the page fold, but the meaning is fairly certainDirrington Great Law is 1ΒΌ miles North East of Dirrington Little Law - this figure (if given) is hidden
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