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Wall 
 Mr URBAN,
 IN a journey to the north of England, in  
August last, I had the opportunity of observing some  
of the remains of the Roman walls in that country,  
and of particularly examining several of the ruined stations 
belonging to them. I had no thoughts, then, of troubling  
you, or any one else, with my sentiments concerning any  
pieces of antiquity; my intention, at that time, reaching  
not farther than my own amusement. If I had, I might in some 
respects, perhaps, have been more exact; but I believe, I  
may venture to say, that in the copies of the following  
inscriptions no mistake has been committed that is material. 
I met with them at Burdoswald and Carrvoran,  
formerly the stations of Amboglanna and Magna; 
and since they have not, as far as I know, been yet made  
publick; if you think proper to insert them in your  
Magazine, they and the observations upon them are at  
your service.
 (See VOL.XVI. p 358)
 I am yours, &c. FRANCIS SWINHOW.
 Coll. of Edinburgh, 13 Jan. 1752.
 
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