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| Jackdaw Crags | Jackdaw Crags | Mr Watson | 60 Chains SW of | A high ledge of rocks situated | ||
| Jackdaw Crags | Mr E Lowes | Common House | on the East side of Haltwhis- | |||
| Jackdaw Crags | Mr Ives | tle Burn | ||||
| South Tyne Colliery | South Tyne Colliery | Mr Watson | 69 1/2 Chains SW | The lead mining system is | ||
| South Tyne Colliery | Mr Nixon | of Common House | carried to a considerable | |||
| South Tyne Colliery | Dr Smith | extent in obtaining the coal, by | ||||
| means of levels; the coal is of | ||||||
| a good quality Messrs Adamson | ||||||
| proprietors | ||||||
| South Tyne Brickworks | South Tyne Brickworks | Mr Watson | 69 Chains SW of | Bricks & tiles are manufactured | ||
| South Tyne Brickworks | Mr Nixon | Common House | here Nelson & Company are the lessees | |||
| South Tyne Brickworks | Mr Smith | from the Messrs Adamsons the landlords | ||||
| the former has them sublet to | ||||||
| Mr Hudspith who carries on | ||||||
| the works at present | ||||||
| Thomas Jordan Lance Corporal Royal Engineers |
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