DUNTOCHER (Gaelic, "The Fort of

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• ILL

ill hap ")  , a town on Dalmuir Burn, Dumbartonshire, Scotland, 9 M. from Glasgow . Pop . (1901) 2122 . The district contains coal, limestone and ironstone, but there is not much mining . Many of the inhabit-ants are employed at the Singer factory in Kilbowie and at the Clyde Trust yards in Dalmuir . There are considerable Roman remains in the neighbourhood . Antoninus' Wall passed immediately to the south; the burn is crossed by a bridge alleged to be of Roman origin (which at least is doubtful); subterranean remains indicate a Roman structure; a Roman camp has been traced, and the vicinity has yielded a number of altars, urns, vases, coins and tablets, which are now in the custody of Glasgow University .