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| Whinny Knowes | Mr Geo. Tate Postmaster Alnwick | Alnwick | Two small hills or hillocks divided by a small | |||
| stream. They have a green appear- | ||||||
| ance being covered with grass & | ||||||
| a few whin bushes | ||||||
| Outer Moor | Mr Geo. Tate Postmaster Alnwick | Alnwick | Moor | |||
| All that portion of Alnwick | ||||||
| Moor which lies on the south | ||||||
| & west side of a stone wall | ||||||
| running from Freemen’s Gate to Moorhouse Burn | ||||||
| Horse Close | Mr Geo. Tate Postmaster Alnwick | Alnwick | An enclosure in the North side | |||
| of North hill | ||||||
| North Hill | Mr Geo. Tate Postmaster Alnwick | Alnwick | A hill | |||
| The high ground in the North | ||||||
| of Outer Moor chiefly covered | ||||||
| with heath | ||||||
| Cloudy Crags | Mr Geo. Tate Postmaster Alnwick | Alnwick | rocks | |||
| Sand stone rocks on the | ||||||
| West side of Alnwick Moor | ||||||
| They are principally in the | ||||||
| adjoining Township | ||||||
| G. Gilmour Serjeant R. S. and M. 18 July 1851 |
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