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Various modes of Spelling the same Names |
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| Cowpen Mill |
Cowpen Mill | Mr Wm McKenzie | 130 Links North West | A larger Stone building worked by | ||
| (Corn) | (Corn) | from the Queens | Steam | |||
| Cowpen Mill | Mr Guthrie | Arms Inn | ||||
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| Cowpen Mill | Mr Thrift | |||||
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| The Queen’s Arms Inn | The Queens Arms | Mr Oswald Cleghorn | 130 Links South | A good Brick house licensed | ||
| Inn | East from Cowpen | for the Sale of Spirits &c | ||||
| The Queens Arms | License | Mill | ||||
| Inn | ||||||
| The Queens Arms | Sign Board | |||||
| Inn | ||||||
| The Grey Horse | The Grey Horse | Mr Matthew Forster | 2 Chains North East | A large ordinary House licensed for | ||
| (PH) | The Grey Horse | License | from the Queen’s | the Sale of Spirits &c | ||
| The Grey Horse | Sign Board | Arms Inn | ||||
| Ballast Hill | Ballast Hill | Mr John Wilkinson | Bounded by the rere of | An eminence formed by Ballast from ships | ||
| Ballast Hill | Mr William G Patterson | Bridge Street the Gas | formerly deposited here. There are 2 Cottages at | |||
| Ballast Hill | Mr Thrift | Works the Wagon | the east end of |
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| Way & the rere of Salter’s | applied. The Wesleyan Methodist Chapel & School | |||||
| Row | also stand on it & a portion converted into Gardens | |||||
| J. Considine Sapper Royal Engineers |
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