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| Whittingham | Whittingham | Mr. Wm Black, Whittingham | On the banks of the | "Whittingham is a very pleasant | ||
| Whittingham | Mr. Wm Davison, Whittingham | River Aln 2 miles | and populous village agreeably | |||
| Whittingham | MacKenzies History | South of Glanton | situated on the banks of the | |||
| River Aln." It contains a com- | ||||||
| modious Inn, a church, school | ||||||
| and several shops. "The Vicarage | ||||||
| House stands pleasantly situated | ||||||
| at a little distance West of the | ||||||
| Church." A fair is held here | ||||||
| annually for the sale of cattle. | ||||||
| Whittingham Lane | Whittingham Lane | Mr. A. Pyle, Whittingham | 40 chains south | Several Cottages inhabited by | ||
| Whittingham Lane | Mr. W. Davison, Whittingham | East of the Tower | quarrymen &c the property | |||
| Whittingham Lane | Mr. Wm Black, Whittingham | of Lord Ravensworth. | ||||
| Nicholas Clably Corporal Royal Engineers |
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