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| Lambert’s Leap | Lamberts Leap | R. Naters Esqr | about 5 chains S. W. | This place was formerly called Sandy ford from being | ||
| Lamberts Leap | J. I. Heppell Esqr | of Sandyford House | a ford and from the accumulation of Sand where there | |||
| Lamberts Leap | J. S. Arnison | is now a stone bridge at the head of the Dean. The rivulet | ||||
| Lambert’s Leap | White’s Directory | falls precipitately over a rocky descent into a narrow | ||||
| Lambert’s Leap | Sykes’ Local Records | ravine of great depth. In 1749 Mr C. Lambert was riding | ||||
| along Sandyford Lane his horse took fright and going at | ||||||
| full speed to the bridge leaped over the battlement into | ||||||
| the rocky dean below a perpendicular fall of about 45 feet | ||||||
| he still kept his feet and was almost unhurt hut the | ||||||
| horse died almost immediately. In 1771 a similar accident | ||||||
| occured to a Servant of Sir John Hussey Dalaval and in 1827 an | ||||||
| other accident at the same place to Mr John Nicholson | ||||||
| which proved fatal to the young man the horse being little injured | ||||||
| Jesmond Cemetery | Jesmond Cemetery | R. Naters Esqr | North of Sandyford | A general cemetery for Newcastle upon Tyne and its vicinity | ||
| Jesmond Cemetery | J. T. Heppell Esqr | Brewery | the ground both with regard to Situation and extent | |||
| Jesmond Cemetery | J. S. Arnison | has been judiciously selected by a company formed in | ||||
| Jesmond Cemetery | County Register of the County for 1858 | 1834 at the cost of 6900£. On the West there is a magnificent | ||||
| archway entrance betwixt the towers of two handsome chapels | ||||||
| the western portion with the chapel attached has been | ||||||
| consecrated for the use of the members of the Church of England | ||||||
| the other being reserved for the use of dissenters | ||||||
| Jesmond Vale House | Jesmond Vale House | R. Naters Esqr | About 21 chains East | A very neat mansion very pleasantly situated | ||
| Jesmond Vale House | J. T. Heppell Esqr | of Sandyford House | with ornamental ground garden & attached it | |||
| Jesmond Vale House | J. S. Arnison | has been recently erected and is the property | ||||
| and residence of J. T. Heppell Esqr | ||||||
| Felix Gillespie CA |
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