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Sea Houses | Sea Houses | Whellan’s Directory | On Sheet | A small seaport, situated about | ||
(North Sunderland) | John Railston Esqr. | 17.14 | 3/4 of mile east of North Sunderland | |||
Mr. Richard Hall | having but one small Dock. | |||||
The houses, are substantial and | ||||||
pretty regularly built, but the streets | ||||||
are not thoroughfares, being nearly | ||||||
all closed, at, one end. | ||||||
The principal trade, here is Fish | ||||||
Curing, which is extensively carried | ||||||
on, especially Herring; there |
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extensive Lime Works here, but | ||||||
they have been discontinued. | ||||||
There are in it 4 Inns, the prin | ||||||
-cipal being, the "Black Swan | ||||||
Inn", three Beerhouses, a Read- | ||||||
-ing Room (supported by sub- | ||||||
-scription) and a few small | ||||||
Grocers’ shops The property is near | ||||||
-ly all Copyhold, held of the | ||||||
Trustees, of the late Lord Crewe. | ||||||
John McCabe |
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