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| CORBRIDGE | Corbridge | Mr Thomas Blanford | 7 chains N.W. | This is a |
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| Corbridge | Mr William Johnson | of Spout Well | ||||
| Corbridge | Mr Adam Charlton | North banks of the Tyne, It is esteemed | ||||
| Corbridge | List of Co Voters | a peculiarly healthy place and is | ||||
| Corbridge | Whellan’s Directory | much frequented by persons out of | ||||
| Corbridge | White’s Directory | health, it contains six Inns | ||||
| Corbridge | Hutchinson’s History | and public houses, The Market | ||||
| place, is a spacious area near | ||||||
| the centre stands a new hand- | ||||||
| -some cross erected in 1814 | ||||||
| by the late Duke of Northumberland | ||||||
| Corbridge has a most pleasant | ||||||
| appearance when viewed | ||||||
| from a distance, which is | ||||||
| in a great degree owing to | ||||||
| the great number of market | ||||||
| gardens it contains, also | ||||||
| every house having a plot of | ||||||
| land for that purpose, | ||||||
| nearly one half of the houses | ||||||
| appears to have been rebuilt | ||||||
| and adds much to the appeaance | ||||||
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| is well supplied with | ||||||
| good water | ||||||
| "Corbridge, formerly a parliamentary borough and | ||||||
| market town" Whites Directory Vol: 1 P 414 | ||||||
| Thomas Grehan Civil Assistant |
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