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Stiddlehill | Mr Shanks | About 59 Chains | A small Farm building with offices | |||
Mr Davidson | N.W. of Cold Law | & outhouses attached, in a good state | ||||
Stiddlehill | Mr Wood | of repair, the property of Mr Jobling | ||||
Stiddlehill | Whites Directory | & is unoccupied | ||||
Stiddlehill | ||||||
Hepple Heugh | Stiddlehill | Mr Shanks | About 45 Chains | A range of huge sandstone rocks | ||
Mr Davidson | S.W. of Cold Law | running in an N.E. & S.Westerly direction | ||||
Hepple |
Mr Wood | they present a precipit |
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Hepple |
Hodgsons Hist. Northd | north but slope gradually to the S. | ||||
Hepple |
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Cold Law | Hepple |
Mr Davidson | About 45 Chains | A conspicuous hill on the Stiddlehill | ||
Mr Wood | N.E. of Hepple Heugh | Common, it slopes gradually to the | ||||
Cold Law | Mr Shanks | Crag | E. but ends abruptly to the west | |||
Cold Law | upon the top there is a quantity | |||||
Cold Law | of large rocks. | |||||
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