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| The Rectory | An old And Very neat building | |||||
| with outbuildings & gardens | ||||||
| attached, the residence of the | ||||||
| The Parsonage | Vicarage house | White’s Directory | ||||
| The Rectory | The Revd Mr Brunton | |||||
| The Rectory | George C. Geldred | |||||
| The Rectory | Mr John Makepeace | |||||
| The Rectory | Mr. J. Humble | |||||
| Dovecot | Dovecot | Mr. Dunn | About 12 chains | A Small building Situated | ||
| Dovecot | Mr. Hutchinson | South of the Parochial | in a large Vegetable garden, | |||
| Dovecot | Mr. Armstrong | School | it was originally erected for and | |||
| used as a "Dovecot" but is | ||||||
| at present occupied by an | ||||||
| old man, it still however | ||||||
| retains the present name | ||||||
| Newcastle & Carlisle Railway | Newcastle & Carlisle | In the South of the | A line of Railway between the | |||
| Railway | Mr. Armstrong | plan. Adjoining | city of Carlisle and the town of | |||
| Newcastle & Carlisle | Mr. Hutchinson | the River Tyne | Newcastle on Tyne, it is | |||
| Railway | written on the East margin | both a passenger & goods line. | ||||
| Newcastle & Carlisle | Mr. Thompson | |||||
| Railway | ||||||
| John McMahon Civil Assistant |
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Transcribed by DP and DW
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