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| St Cuthbert’s Church | St Cuthbert’s Church | Revd. R.P. Powel | About 40 links S. | An ancient stone edifice in the Norman style | ||
| (Rectory) | St Cuthbert’s Church | Mr. Humble | of the Black Bull Inn | founded about the year 1250 it was twice | ||
| St Cuthbert’s Church | Mr. Smith | burned down in the Border forays and | ||||
| subsequently restored and provided with a | ||||||
| circular arched stone roof of peculiar | ||||||
| workmanship. It was formerly a chapelry | ||||||
| in the great Parish of Simon Burn. The living | ||||||
| is now a Rectory in the archdeaconry of Northumber- | ||||||
| land and deanery of Bellingham and is in the | ||||||
| patronage of the Commissioners of Greenwich | ||||||
| Hospital. Revd. R.P. Powel Rector | ||||||
| The Black Bull Inn | The Black Bull Inn | Revd. R.P. Powel | About 40 links N of | A good stone building used as an Inn | ||
| The Black Bull Inn | Mr. Humble | St Cuthbert’s Church | in the occupation of Mrs. Gibson | |||
| The Black Bull Inn | Mr. Allen | |||||
| Name on Sign | ||||||
| Edw. Gillespie Sapper Royal Engineers |
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