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| Howick | Howick | Revd E. N. Mangem | 30 Chains N. N. West | A small neatly built Village | ||
| Howick | Mr. Downey. Howick | of Sea Houses | occupied by workmen of Earl | |||
| Howick | Mr. Richardson, Howick | Grey who is sole proprietor. | ||||
| National School | National School | Revd E. N. Mangem | 30 Chains N. N. West | A neatly built School for Boys & Girls | ||
| (Endowed) | endowed | of Sea Houses | to which is attached the Master’s house | |||
| Boys & Girls | it is conducted on the National system | |||||
| National School | Mr. Downey | and its endowments consists of | ||||
| (Endowed) | £10 per Annum left by Will of the late Sir Harry | |||||
| Boys & Girls | Grey and a rent charge on land in | |||||
| National School | Mr. Richardson | Stannington Parish averaging £12-10 | ||||
| (Endowed) | per Annum paid by the Duke of | |||||
| (Boys & Girls) | Northumberland. | |||||
| Cushat Wood | See Name Book 32/3 | |||||
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