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| Warkworth | Warkworth | Revd. J.W. Dunn | 27 Chains east of | The Parochial Village of Warkworth | ||
| Warkworth | Thomas Clutterbuck Esqr. | Warkworth Hermitage | Parish. its situation is on a pennisular | |||
| Warkworth | Whellan’s Directory | of land formed by a sharp bend of the | ||||
| Warkworth | White’s Directory | River Coquet. there was at one time a | ||||
| Warkworth | Estate Records | Market held here but not now. | ||||
| its highest point is crowned by the | ||||||
| Castle and its lowest by the Church. | ||||||
| it is a clean respectable looking place | ||||||
| containing besides the Parish Church | ||||||
| a Presbyterian Chapel, 2 schools, | ||||||
| several Public houses &c for the | ||||||
| details of which see their respective | ||||||
| names. | ||||||
| Bridge | Revd. J.W. Dunn | 37 Chains North east | An Ancient Bridge of stone. Consisting | |||
| (County) | Thomas Clutterbuck Esqr. | of Warkworth Hermitage | of two Arches its south end is flanked | |||
| List of County Bridges | by a square tower with an arch | |||||
| (County) | thro which the road passes. |
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| Estate Records | it is kept in repair by the County | |||||
| (County) | this is a very old Bridge having been | |||||
| rebuilt as it now is in AD. 1379 | ||||||
| John Stewart 2nd Corpl RE |
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