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| Lookout | Lookout | Mr Mathew Paxton Etal | On Sheet | A row of cottages inhabited by the agricultural | ||
| Mr Mason Agent | 10.9 | servants they stand by the road side leading | ||||
| Estate Map | from Crookham to Old Heaton and take | |||||
| their name from the field upon which they have | ||||||
| been built, the name by which they are best known | ||||||
| is vulgarly Keekout – | ||||||
| Pallinsburn | Pallinsburn | Mr Thorns Blue Bell Inn | On Sheet | A small Hamlet comprising the Blue Bell Inn | ||
| Mr Mason | 10.13 | grocery shop & Post Office, also a smith, and a | ||||
| Directory | few dwellings, it is on the turnpike road 4 miles | |||||
| from Cornhill, the proprietor is Watson Askew | ||||||
| Esqr of Pallinsburn House – | ||||||
| Blue Bell Inn | Blue Bell Inn | Mr Thorns Tenant | On Sheet | A respectable road side Inn capable of | ||
| Estate Map | 10.13 | affording good accomodation to travellers | ||||
| Sign on Front | it stands on the Coldstream and Wooler | |||||
| road at the 4th mile post from Cornhill | ||||||
| William Boyd, Civil Assistant |
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Transcribed by LF
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