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Spittal | Spittal | Whellan’s Directory | on Sheets | This village, is situated about | ||
Spittal | Mr George Dick | 4.9 & | three quarters of a miles south | |||
Spittal | Alexr Lowrey Esqr | 4.13 | east of Berwick, and close | |||
to the seashore, it forms | ||||||
an irregular cluster of | ||||||
houses, of all sizes, and | ||||||
shapes, the better sort having | ||||||
sprung lately into existence in | ||||||
consequence of its rising importance | ||||||
as a bathing place, the inhabit | ||||||
-tants are nearly all either fisher | ||||||
-men, or pitmen – there are in it | ||||||
8 or 9 Fish Curing establishments | ||||||
11 Public Houses, Post Office | ||||||
Subscription School, United | ||||||
Presbyterian Chapel, Chemical | ||||||
Works, and two Iron works, | ||||||
there is also a Coast Guards | ||||||
Station here , – and a Life | ||||||
Boat, with full apparatus | ||||||
&c always kept in readiness and | ||||||
its services are often called into requisition X | ||||||
xThere are no names for any of the streets | ||||||
in this Village – they are known | ||||||
merely as front street, Back Street &c | ||||||
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