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| Belford Station | Belford Station | Mr Francis Morrell, Station-master | On sheet | A neat stone building, having a | ||
| Belford Station | Mr. James Robertson, Easington | 16.10 | Goods-shed, Coal-depot, cottages for | |||
| Belford Station | Revd J.D. Clark, Belford | porter’s, and Garden attached, the | ||||
| property of the North Eastern Rail- | ||||||
| way Company. | ||||||
| Belford TP | Belford Toll Gate | Mr. William Tait, Collector | On sheet | A one storey house, with gate attached, | ||
| Belford Toll Gate | Mr. Jas Robertson | 16.10 | used for levying tolls, and situated | |||
| Belford Toll Gate | Revd J.D. Clark | about 3/4 mile from Belford, on the road | ||||
| to Alnwick. Proprietor Revd J.D. Clark. | ||||||
| English Presbyterian Chapel | Revd David Ferras, Minister | A handsome stone structure, two storeys | ||||
| English Presbyterian Chapel | Mr. Jas Robertson | high, having a spire at the north-east | ||||
| English Presbyterian Chapel | Mr. Andrew Grey, Newlands | corner, erected in the year 1851, and seated | ||||
| Belongs to Bamburgh Parish | for about 400 persons; to which is attached the | |||||
| residence of the minister – a two storey building – | ||||||
| and a garden, the property of the Trustees. | ||||||
| John Callanan 2nd Corporal Royal Engineers | ||||||
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Transcribed by KF
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