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| River South Tyne | River South Tyne | Revd Henry |
25 chains N of | A large River rising among the | ||
| River South Tyne | Mr Arnison | Thornhopeburn Bridge | Cumberland mountains & running | |||
| River South Tyne | Property Plan | for many miles before entering Knaresdale; | ||||
| The bed of the River through this parish | ||||||
| is wide and it course winding, it is | ||||||
| very shallow in summer but winter flood swells | ||||||
| it & makes it run with impetuosity | ||||||
| NEWCASTLE AND CARLISLE | Newcastle & Carlisle Railway | Mr Bell | 5 chains N of | The Alston branch of the |
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| RAILWAY | (Alston Branch) | Thornhopeburn Bridge | runs for about 6 miles through Knaresdale, | |||
| (Alston Branch) | Newcastle & Carlisle Railway | Mr Arnison | it has a station at Slaggyford, and | |||
| (Alston Branch) | is eligible for passenger & mineral traffic | |||||
| Newcastle & Carlisle Railway | Revd Henry Morton | it is in good repair & is the property of | ||||
| (Alston Branch) | the Newcastle & Carlisle Railway Company | |||||
| there are no mile posts on the Alston Branch | ||||||
| Intake | Intake | Mr Norman | 52 chains N.W. | An inferior stone building occupied | ||
| Intake | Mr Sowerby | of Thornhopeburn | by Mr Henderson & the property | |||
| Intake | Tithe Plan dated 1859 | Bridge | of Thomas Mowbray Esq | |||
| Thomas Jordan 2nd Corporal Royal Engineers |
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