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| The Peth | The Peth | F. Holland Esqr | About 9 chains E. | A steep Bank extending between the |
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| The Peth | Robert Tate Esqr | of St Michaels Church | end of the street called Bailiff Gate and the | |||
| The Peth | Mr Thompson | Lion Bridge. This object was erroneusly called | ||||
| The Path on the original 10 feet Plans of Alnwick | ||||||
| West Demesne | See Name Book of Sheet 3 | |||||
| Chantry House | Chantry House | Revd Court Granville | About 6 chains SE of | This Chantry House was founded in the year 1448 by | ||
| (in Ruins) | Chantry House | F Holland Esqr | St Michaels Church | licence granted by Henry the sixth the conditions | ||
| Chantry House | Robert Tate Esqr | were that the chaplains were to chant or sing a | ||||
| certain form of service before the altar of the Virgin | ||||||
| Mary in St Michaels Church for the repose of the |
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| Singing gratuitously The Building is at present in a ruinous a | ||||||
| dilapidated condition without a roof but the external walls are still entire | ||||||
| having some of the openings partially walled up | ||||||
| Edw. Gillespie SREngs | ||||||
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| An entry outlined like this has a note which may be seen by hovering the cursor over it. |
Transcribed by CTW and PW
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