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| Endowed School | Mr Turnbull (Teacher) | About 5 Chains | A very neat structure having | |||
| Mr Graham | NE of the | a Flower Garden attached | ||||
| Mr Clarke | Post Office | one half is used for the instruction of | ||||
| girls & the other for boys It is Endowed | ||||||
| by the Earl of Carlisle who contributes | ||||||
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| 15£ to the Mistress | ||||||
| High Ewart Hill | Mr Wm Lamb | About 50 Chains | An ordinary dwelling house with out | |||
| Mr Robt Swan | South of Bedlington Red | house & attached so called from being situated | ||||
| Mr Thos Hall | House | on the Summit of Ewart Hill from which it | ||||
| takes the name & to distinguish it from | ||||||
| Low Ewart Hill | ||||||
| Felix Gillespie Civil Assistant |
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