BERWICK

a borough of Pennsylvania, in Columbia co. It is on the Delaware, Lack a wanna and Western Railroad and on the Susquehanna, River. Its industries include iron works, steel manufactures, pipe works, pottery works, etc. Pop. 1920, 12,181, DUKE OF (1670-1734), natural s. of James II. B. established his fame as a Fr. soldier by winning, among many other victories, battle of Almanza, 1707, W.), county, S.E. Scotland; county town, Duns; fertile Re district, many varieties of soil; agriculture principal industry; sheep and cattle largely raised; important fisheries; manufactures include paper, woollens, linens, brewing,. distilling, tanning. Tweed is most important river, outlining S. border; also watered by Leader, White adder, and oe.at to ent as of Tweed. Pop. 1921, N., 2° W.), walled town on N, side of mouth of Tweed; during Border wars frequently changed hands; in 1483 finally taken by English; for many years treated as independent county separate from England and Scotland, but since 1885 in eluded in North umber land; pop. 138,100.