Coldstream
a town of Berwickshire, Scotland, 15 miles S. W. of Berwick, on the Twe Tweed, over which there is a fine bridge by Smeaton (1766). At Coldstream was the famous ford by which Edward I. entered Scotland in 1296, and near which he met the Scottish nobles, to settle the dispute about the crown of Scotland. By this ford also the Scots invaded England in 1640. Being which Edward I. entered Scotland in 1296, and near which he met the Scottish nobles, to settle the dispute about the crown of Scotland. By this ford also the bar near Berwick, was formerly celebrated for its clandestine marriages. Coldwater river, Scots invaded England in 1640. Being of Branch co., Mich., Mich on Coldw and the Lake Shore and Michigan Southern railroad, 156 miles E. of Chicago. The Coldwater river supplies power for 1893. He was author of "Notes on the Old Italian Masters" (1892); "Mono- Lives of Dutch Masters" (1896); "Notes on English Masters" graph on (1901).