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Various modes of Spelling the same Names |
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| Haydon Bridge | Haydon Bridge | Thos H Apedaile Esqr | 30 Chains South | A large Village built on both sides of the | ||
| Haydon Bridge | Mr. William Walton, Post Office | east of | River South Tyne, the inhabitants of which | |||
| Haydon Bridge | Mr. Edward Armstrong, Albert House | Broom Hills | are principally tradesmen, it contains a | |||
| Chapel of Ease, Free Grammar School, places | ||||||
| of Worship for various dissenting bodies of | ||||||
| Christians, Reading Room, Public Houses &c. &c. | ||||||
| Haydon Bridge | Haydon Bridge | Thos H Apedaile Esqr | 34 chains South | A Stone Bridge of |
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| Haydon Bridge | Mr William Walton | east of | the River South Tyne, it is repaired at the | |||
| Haydon Bridge | Mr Edward Armstrong. | Broom Hill | expense of the County, this Bridge gives | |||
| name to the Village | ||||||
| NEWCASTLE & CARLISLE | Newcastle and Carlisle Railway | Thos H Apedaile Esqr | 11 Chains South | A double line of Railway for the conveyance | ||
| RAILWAY | Newcastle and Carlisle Railway | Mr. William Walton | of Broom Hill. | of Passengers & other traffic between the | ||
| Newcastle and Carlisle Railway | Mr Edward Armstrong | Town of Newcastle on Tyne and the City of | ||||
| Carlisle | ||||||
| John Stewart Lance Corporal Royal Engineers |
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Transcribed by KF
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