Sixième rapport et inventaire des monuments et constructions dans le comté de Berwick . PLONGÉ DANS SA PEUR ET L'AIMAIT QUI A ACHETÉ CHER LES ÉTATS-UNIS. Voir Ber. Nat. Club, 1892-93, p. 55. O.S.M., Ber., xxii. NW. Visité le 23 octobre 1908. Construction Défensive. 159. Fort, Les clusters.—Cette construction (fig. 82) est situé à côté de la ferme de ce nom et à l'ouest, à une altitude de 500 pieds au-dessus du niveau de la mer. La zone a souvent été sous-cultivée, et les défenses ont été beaucoup détruites. Une partie innerrampart et un fossé, environ 65 pieds de l'autre côté et environ 5 pieds de profondeur, restent apparents sur le sud, co

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Sixth report and inventory of monuments and constructions in the county of Berwick . VED IN HIS fear AND LOVED HIM WHO BOUGHT US DEAR. See Ber. Nat. Club, 1892-93, p. 55. O.S.M., Ber., xxii. NW. Visited 23rd October 1908. Defensive Construction. 159. Fort, The Clusters.—This construction (fig. 82) is situatedbeside the farm of that name and to the west of it, at an elevationof 500 feet above sea-level. The area has been frequently undercultivation, and the defences have been much destroyed. An innerrampart and a ditch, about 65 feet across and about 5 feet deep, remain apparent on the south, continuing in a curve westward forabout 100 yards. The enclosure seems to have been circular with anapproximate diameter of 200 feet, following on the north and north-west the edge of the bank on the top of which it is situated. The remains about mile north of The Chesters, marked on theO.S. map as a fort, are of doubtful origin. See Antiquaries, xxix. p. 150. O.S.M., Ber., xxii. NW. Visited 15th August 1908. inventory of monuments, etc., in county of berwick. 87Parish of Fogo.. 100 0 100 200 Fig. 82.- Fort, The Chesters (No. 159). Miscellaneous. 160. Fogo Bridge.—This bridge (fig. 83) spans the Blackadderwater at a point some 3 miles to the south of Duns. It consists ofa single arch of segmental form measuring some 40 feet in width and20 feet in height from the level of the roadway to the surface of thewater. The side parapets have originally been some 10 feet apart, but in modern times the bridge has been added to on the south side, making a total width of about 17 feet 6 inches. On the outer side ofthe north parapet immediately over the crown of the arch there isan ornamental panel measuring 2 feet 8 inches by 2 feet 7 inches.Carved on it in relief below the upper margin, and in one line, arethe letters I-C-M-D and the date 1641. In the central portion aretwo carved shields bearing arms : Dexter, A heart between three cocks, two and one, within a bordure; Sinister, Three cr

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