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White Swan Inn | White Swan Inn and | F Holland Esqr. | In Bondgate | The principal Inn in Alnwick. | ||
and | Northumberland Arms Hotel | about 4 chains | with extensive accomodation indoors | |||
Northumberland | Northumberland Arms Hotel | G Tate Esqr. | N.W. of Bondgate | & outdoors to make any of its Patrons | ||
Arms Hotel | Northumberland Arms Hotel | Mr. W Allen | Tower. | thoro-ly comfortable, it was (and is | ||
White Swan Inn & | W Dixon Esqr. | still most widely |
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Northumberland Arms Hotel | "The White Swan" but has recently | |||||
Changed its name in compliment | ||||||
to its owner who is the Duke of | ||||||
Northumberland. On further enquiry | ||||||
I find both names are retained. | ||||||
Bondgate Tower | Bondgate Tower | F Holland Esqr. | About a few | One of the Ancient Towers of the Town | ||
Bondgate Tower | G Tate Esqr. | chains N.E. of | Wall, it is a strong massive building | |||
Bondgate Tower | Mr. W Dixon | the Militia Depot | of stone with an archway passing | |||
thro it. the ground plan of its northern | ||||||
side was filled up by the Duke | ||||||
to enable him to make an apartment | ||||||
on it second storey to keep the County | ||||||
documents in during his Lord | ||||||
Lieutenancy. at present it is used | ||||||
as a practice Room for the | ||||||
Northumberland Militia Band | ||||||
this Tower was built in A.D.1434 | ||||||
Town Wall | Town Wall | F Holland | The site of the Old Town Wall built | |||
(Site of) | (Site of) | about 1434, its course between the | ||||
Town Wall | W Dixon Esqr. | Bondgate Tower & Narrowgate Towers | ||||
(Site of) | ||||||
Town Wall | G Tate Esqr. | lost, all being matter of conjecture. | ||||
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Transcribed by CTW and PW
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