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| Bamburgh | Bamburgh | Revd W. Darnell – | On Sheet | A very neat, clean, and | ||
| Charles Taylor Esqr. | 16.8 | regularly built village, pleasantly | ||||
| Mr. Dunse. B. Castle | Situated Near to the Sea Shore | |||||
| Mr. Hugh Ross. | and much frequented during | |||||
| the Summer Months, by the | ||||||
| Upper, and Middle Classes &c. | ||||||
| It Comprises three good Inns, | ||||||
| a Post Office, two Schools | ||||||
| (one of them an Infant School), | ||||||
| two Public Washhouses, a | ||||||
| few small grocers’ shops – | ||||||
| the remainder, being neat | ||||||
| Cottages all having gardens | ||||||
| attached. | ||||||
| This was at one time, a | ||||||
| place of Some importance, as | ||||||
| + There was in it Several Religious houses, one of the | it sent two members to par | |||||
| Order of St. Augustine, founded by King Henry I. |
-liament, but even the Market | |||||
| 1137, a College, an Hospital, dedicated to St. | has long been disused, + | |||||
| May Magdalen And a house for Dominicans, | ||||||
| but the Site of none, can be ascertained excepting the former, a portion of the walls | ||||||
| of which are still standing, and Known as the "Friary". It is the property of the Trus | ||||||
| -tees of the Late Lord Crewe. | ||||||
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Transcribed by HL and DW
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