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| UP Chapel | U.P. Chapel | Revd Jno Hunter, Minister | On sheet | A two storey house, erected A.D. | ||
| U.P. Chapel | Mr. Jas Robertson, Easington | 16.10 | 1821, and used as a place of | |||
| U.P. Chapel | Mr. Geo. McDonald, Belford | worship by the United Presbyterians. | ||||
| The number of sittings above 350. | ||||||
| Proprietor Revd Jno D. Clark. | ||||||
| UNION WORKHOUSE | Belford Union Workhouse | Revd Jno Dixon Clark | On sheet | This name applies to a group of | ||
| Belford Union Workhouse | Mr. Geo. McDonald } Guardians | 16.9 | one storey houses, erected A.D. 1837, | |||
| Belford Union Workhouse | Mr. Geo. Young } | and used as a Workhouse, for the | ||||
| Union Workhouse | Belford omitted | poor of Belford Union, which | ||||
| comprises thirty-four townships. | ||||||
| Petty sessions are held here, in the | ||||||
| guardians room, on the Second, and last | ||||||
| Wednesday of every month. Proprietor | ||||||
| Revd Jno Dixon Clark | ||||||
| John Callanan 2nd Corporal Royal Engineers |
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