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| School | School | Sir Charles Monck Bart | 59 Chains N.E. | A neat stone building erected | ||
| School | Mr. Thompson Scool Master | of Boghouse | at the expense of Sir C. Monck Bart | |||
| School | Mr Robertson | who contributes £20 a year towards | ||||
| the support of the Teacher. There is a | ||||||
| house & garden attached for the use | ||||||
| of the School Master. But no endowment | ||||||
| Connected with the School. | ||||||
| Guidepost | Guidepost | Mr Watson | 54 chains East | This name applies to two houses | ||
| Guidepost | Mr Hornsbey | of Boghouse | situated at the southern extremity of | |||
| Guidepost | Mr Rutherford | the Village of Belsay. The eastern one | ||||
| Belsay Guidepost | Whites Directory | of these is built entirely of stone no timber | ||||
| being used in any portion of the Walls & the roof consists of | ||||||
| a half circular arch covered over with Westmoreland | ||||||
| grey slates. (This house is sometimes called the Stone house.) | ||||||
| J. Doherty Lance Corporal Royal Engineers | ||||||
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