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| The Odd Fellows Arms | The Odd Fellows | John Richardson | 22 Links North- | An ordinary House licensed for the Sale | ||
| (PH) | Arms) | West from the Nag’s | of Spirituous Liquors | |||
| The Odd Fellows | License | Head Public House | ||||
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| The Odd Fellows | Sign Board | |||||
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| The Nags Head | The Nag’s Head | Isabella Cockerel | 22 Links South- | A plain looking old House Licensed | ||
| (PH) | The Nag’s Head | License | East from the Odd | for the Sale of Spirituous Liquors | ||
| The Nag’s Head | Sign Board | Fellows Arms (PH) | ||||
| Blyth Ferry | Blyth Ferry | Mr Richard Short | 280 Links North- | This is the property of Sir M.W.Ridley | ||
| Blyth Ferry | Mr John Twizel | East from Ridley | Bart & rented by Mr Short Innkeeper | |||
| Blyth Ferry | Mr James Turnbull | Street | North Blyth for the purpose of Rowing par | |||
| ties across the River Blyth | ||||||
| Custom House | Custom House | Mr John Twizel | 80 Links North East | An ordinary House Rented from Sir | ||
| Custom House | Mr James Turnbull | from the Nag’s Head | M.W. Ridley for the use of the Customs | |||
| Custom House | Mr John Dolmahoy | Public House | Officers | |||
| J Considine Sapper R Engrs |
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