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| National School | National School | Rev. Henry Bell | 19 chains South | This school is conducted on | ||
| (Boys & Girls) | National School | Mr Ralph Moorhouse | of Blacksmith’s | the National principle for the | ||
| National School | Mr John Johnston | Arms | education of boys & girls, it has | |||
| Boys & Girls | been recently rebuilt by the Duke | |||||
| of Northumberland, there is no | ||||||
| Endowment in connection with | ||||||
| the School – the Master’s | ||||||
| residence occupies the east end of building | ||||||
| Vicarage | Vicarage | Rev. Henry Bell | 13 Chains South of | A |
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| Vicarage | Mr Ralph Moorhouse | Blacksmiths Arms | Residence of the Clergyman | |||
| Vicarage | Mr John Johnston | of Long Houghton Parish | ||||
| Blue Bell | Blue Bell PH | Mr Ralph Moorhouse | 20 chains South of | A substantial building | ||
| (PH) | Blue Bell PH | Mr John Johnston | Blacksmith’s Arms | used as a public house in the | ||
| Blue Bell PH | Mr Robert Murray | Village of Longhoughton to which | ||||
| is attached Stabling Garden &c | ||||||
Note: Unsigned
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