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| Newton Colliery | Newton Colliery | Mr Reed | About 32 chains SE | The works of this Colliery consist of a powerfull | ||
| Newton Colliery | Mr Guthrie | of North Newton | pumping Engine which is fed by three large boilers | |||
| Newton Colliery | Mr Wallace | an engine house and all necessary fixtures pertaining | ||||
| to a coal mine being about 50 fathoms | ||||||
| deep and is approached by a perpendicular shaft up | ||||||
| which the coals are drawn, the whole of the works are in | ||||||
| good order the property of S.F.Widdrington Esq | ||||||
| Northumberland Arms | Mr Guthrie | About 48 chains S.E | A good stone Building with all necessary offices | |||
| (PH) | Mr Wallace | of North Newton | attached licensed for the sale of Beer and spirits | |||
| Mr Snaith | and the property of Mr Jamison in the occupation | |||||
| PH | of Mr Snaith | |||||
| Northumberland Arms | Name on Sign | |||||
| Edw. Gillespie Sapper Royal Engineers |
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Transcribed by JMCN and SW
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