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| Union Workhouse | Union Workhouse | William Smith Esq | 2 |
A plain stone building erected | ||
| Union Workhouse | Mr Oliver | of the Town | in 1840 and is capable of | |||
| Union Workhouse | Mr Snowden | Hall | accommodating about sixty | |||
| persons. Haltwhistle Poor Law | ||||||
| Union comprehends seventeen | ||||||
| Parishes & Townships Viz Bellister, | ||||||
| Blenkinsopp, Coanwood, Featherstone, | ||||||
| Haltwhistle, Hartley Burn, Henshaw | ||||||
| Kirkhaugh, Knarsdale, Lambley | ||||||
| Melkridge, Plainmeller, Ridley | ||||||
| Thirlwall & Thorngrafton, Wall- | ||||||
| town & Whitfield. Mr Hally- | ||||||
| day is Master. | ||||||
| Westgate Lane | Westgate Lane | William Smith Esq | 11 Chains SW | A short lane or street extending | ||
| Westgate Lane | Mr Oliver | of the Town Hall | from Westgate to the Factory | |||
| Westgate Lane | Mr Snowden | Houses | ||||
| M. Costelloe Civil Assistant |
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