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| Whitley Quarry | Whitley Quarry | Mr. Garrett | extending from the | A wrought out limestone | ||
| (Limestone) | (Limestone) | Tower to the west | Quarry, of great extent | |||
| Whitley Quarry | Mr. Watson | margin of |
the property of the Rev. | |||
| Whitley Quarry | Mr. Mather | Wm Clarke. There is a good | ||||
| Whitley Quarries | White’s Directory | many springs within its | ||||
| (magnesian limestone)[*] | boundaries which gives birth | |||||
| Whitley Quarry | Whellan’s Directory | to a large pond of sweet | ||||
| good water. |
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| by the N. Shields Water Compy | ||||||
| for the purpose of supplying | ||||||
| that town with water | ||||||
| The Quarry Inn | The Quarry Inn | Mr. Garrett | southern house in | an ordinary public house | ||
| The Quarry Inn | Mr. Watson | New Whitley | kept by W. Garrett | |||
| The Quarry Inn | Mr. Mather | |||||
| The Quarry Inn | Whellan’s Directory | |||||
| John Stewart Sapper RE |
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