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| Bedlington | Bedlington | Whellan’s Directory | In the NW of the Plan | The parochial village, of considerable extent | ||
| Bedlington | Revd R Taylor | extending SE to the River | consisting of Parish Church, Vicarage, Court House | |||
| Bedlington | Mr Marshall | Blyth | Mechanics’ Institute Three dissenting Chapels 9 public | |||
| Bedlington | White’s Directory | houses a National School Market Cross and an Old Hall | ||||
| Bedlington | County Map | the Village is pleasantly situated on an eminence | ||||
| rising from the River Blyth and commanding a very fine | ||||||
| prospect, it was formerly registered as a market | ||||||
| town and belonged to the County of Durham but about | ||||||
| the end of the Seventeenth Century it was annexed | ||||||
| to Northumberland, it is upwards of 20 years | ||||||
| since any market was held here | ||||||
| Spring View | Spring View | Mr Adzhead | In the SE of Bedlington | A beautiful dwelling house with out | ||
| Spring View | Mr Marshall | houses garden yard & attached the property | ||||
| Spring View | Mr R Swan | & residence of Mr Adzhead previous to | ||||
| it becoming the property of Mr Adyhead it was | ||||||
| the Vicar’s Retreat but that name is now | ||||||
| becoming extinct & Spring View adopted | ||||||
| Felix Gillespie Civil Assistant |
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