SAX.

_Almas-Cliffe_ (Vol. v., p. 296.).--In the parish of Innerwick, East

Lothian, is a farm named Aimlescleugh, supposed to be a corruption of

_Elms_-cleugh, which may possibly have a common origin with the locality

referred to by your Harrowgate correspondent. Strange to say, the first

meaning of the word _cleugh_, or _cleuch_, as given in Jamieson's

_Dictionary_, is "a precipice, or rugged ascent."

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