...well, called the Rumbling Well, frequented by a mul(itude of sick people for all sorts of diseases, on the first Sunday of May, lying there the Saturday...also another well, about a quarter of a mile distant, towards the east. This well is made use of by the country people when their cattell are .troubled with...

...sick people for a" sorts of diseases, on the first Sunday of May, lying there the Saturday nigl"i *"" then drinking of it early in the morning. There is also another well, about aqiu'ter of a mile distant, towards the east. This well is made use of by the country people when their...

...crowds of sick people on the first Sunday in May. They lay by its side all Saturday night and drank of it early in the morning. There is also another well about a quarter of a mile distant towards the east. This well was made use of by the people when their cattle were attacked by a disease...

...done in the south of Scotland from Symson, who, in his quaint " Description of Galloway," remarks: — "In this parish of Bootle, about a mile from the kirk,...towards the east. This well is made use of by the country people when their cattle are troubled with a disease called by them the Connoch. This water...

...in the south of Scotland from Symson, who, in his quaint " Description of Galloway," remarks:—"In this parish of Bootle, about a mile from the kirk,...towards the east. This well is made use of by the country people when their cattle are troubled with a disease called by them the Connoch. This water...

...this parish of Bootle, about a mile from the kirk, towards the north, is a well called the Eumbling Well, frequented by a multitude of sick people for...towards the east. This well is made use of by the country people when their cattle are troubled with a disease called by them the Connoch. This water...

...conveniency was translated to the very center of the parish and called Bootle, because built in the Baronie so called. The parish of Bootle is bounded on the...well is made use of by the countrey people when their cattel are troubled with a disease called by them the Connoch ; this water they carry in vessels, to...

...parishes of Orr and Cowend, towards the south and : /. West it is bounded with the parishes of Berick and Gelston, (of which hereafter in the description...well is made use of by the countrey people when their cattel are troubled with a disease called by them the Connoch ; this water they carry in vessels, to...

...the north-west end of Dalbeattie Reservoir on Barskeoch Hill. Symson says in 1684 that it was then "frequented by a multitude of sick people, for all...night, and then drinking of it early in the morning." SlA. Slot Well,do. — About ^inile east of the Rumbling Well another well is indicated on the OS map...

...conveniency was translated to the very center of the parish and called Bootle, because built in the Baronie so called. The parish of Bootle is bounded on the...well is made use of by the countrey people when their cattel are troubled with a disease called by them the Connoch ; this water they carry in vessels, to...