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Elsdon | Elsdon | Rev. John Baillie MM | 18 miles W. N. W. | A neat and well built village consisting of | ||
Elsdon | Mr. Hindmarsh | of Morpeth | an old church and Castle, two Inns a [???] | |||
Elsdon | Whites Directory | A few small farmers and shopkeepers and [???] | ||||
of private dwellings. There is one fair held here | ||||||
on the 26th of August for live stock and two hirings | ||||||
for Farm servants There is also a Court Leet held | ||||||
here about Michaelmass the jurisdiction of which | ||||||
extends into the Parish of Corsenside and Holystone | ||||||
chapelry. The property in and about Elsdon belongs | ||||||
to various parties. The fair green is the property of the | ||||||
Duke of Northumberland | ||||||
Rector’s School | Rectors School | Rev. John Baillie MA | About 3 chains W of | A neat stone building with Masters residence | ||
Rectors School | Mr. Davison | Elsdon Church | and garden attached erected in 1833 by public | |||
Rectors School | Name cut on stone in front | subscription The Rector of Elsdon for the time being | ||||
is the patron who pays the Master 25 pounds | ||||||
per annum who teaches the children and acts | ||||||
as parish Clerk. The above sum can be stopped at the Rectors | ||||||
pleasure it is consequently not an endowment It is not subject to | ||||||
Government inspection nor under the control of the counsel of education | ||||||
it is therefore, purely what its name implies, The Rectors School | ||||||
Edw. Gillespie Royal Engineers |
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