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St. John's Chapel. Hewitson Charles Christopher, surgeon V\ratson Stephen, inspector to We~rdale Bourne John Hodgson Thomas, grocer & draper, Lead Co. Limited • Dawson Joshua, Pryse house West Black dean Watson Wm. farmer, High Lane riggs Hewitson Charles Christopher Jackson J onathan, jeweller Watson William, farmer, Shorthorns . :Mackintosh Rev. John [Wesleyan] Lee Alfred, saddler Weardale Lead Co. Limited (James Shepherd Rev. Robert M.A. [vicar] Lee John, farmer, Huntshield ford Blenkiron, manager ; Jn. Thompson ·watson John, Doctor's cottage Lee Thos. mason & farmer, Side foot &Stephen Watson)inspectors ol mines) COMMERCIAL. Lowes George, grocer & draper Wilkinson Thomas, shopkeeper Armstrong Jn. farmer,East Black dean Nattrass Aaron, boot & shoe maker Wilson John, auctioneer Armstrong Thomas, draper Nattrass John, Miners' Arms P.H Barnfather Harrison, grocer · Peart Joseph, china dealer Da.ddry Shields. Bee Joseph, watch & clock maker Peart Ralph, farmer, Cornfield house Deacon John, High Pinfold house Blenkiron James, manager to the Wear- Philipson Joseph, shopkeeper Byers William, shopkeeper dale Lead Co. Limited, Newhouse Phillipson Jane (Mrs.), shopkeeper CoulthardElizh.(Mrs.),millr.Pinfold ho Bourne John, sur~eon Phillipson Ralph,farmr.East Black dean Featherstone Jn. gro. & drapr, Post off Bright Richard, King's Arms commer- Phillipson Thos. farmr. East Black dean Harrison George, blacksmith . cial hotel & posting house Potts John, farmer, Side head Hornsby & Jackson, grocers & drapers Brown John, boot & shoe maker Potts Joseph, joiner, Bridge end Mitchell Joshua, farmer, South Shields .Brown William,grocer,East Black dean Potts Mary Jane (Mrs.), milliner Peart Joseph, farmer Coiling William, grocer Proudfoot Mark, blacksmith Taylor Phrebe (Miss), linea draver Coulthard Thomas, butcher & farmer, Robson Jsph. farmer, East Black dean Bridge end Rowall Thos. farmer, Highland house Ireshope Burn. Craig Robert, saddler Stanhope & Weardale Provident & In- Rushton James CurreyEiizabeth(Mrs. ),GoldenLion P.H dustrial Society Limited (branch) Allison William, joiner Dawson Isaac, farmer Stephenson Joshua, boot & shoe maker Dawson Thomas, butcher Dawson Joshua & Son, drapers & Teasdale Joshua, farmer & butcher Dawson Thomas, farmer grocers, Post office Thompson John, inspector to Weardale Featherstone William H. farmer & Egglestone N a than, printer & publisher Lead Co. Limited agent to Ecclesiastical commissioners Emerson John, King's Head P.H Vickers John, Blue Bell P.H Harrison Jsph. gro. & drapr. & post off Emerson Thomas, draper Vickers Thomas, linen draper Hodgson Thomas, grocer & draper Featherstone Hy. farmer, Middle rigg Watson Bros. drapers, grocers, chemists, Pattinson John, boot & shoe dealer Featherstone Thomas, farmer, East & druggists Pentland Thomas, tailor Black dean Watson .Fraucis, farmer, Frogg hall Watson John, farmer, Earnwell Featherstone Wm.farmer,White stones Watson John, tailor Watson Thomas, blacksmith Henderson George, tailor Watson Joseph, clogger Watson Thomas, joiner SATLEY is a parish, formed from the parishes of LAN- The Ecclesiastical Commissioners are lords of the manor. CHESTER, CHESTER-LE-STREET and EBCHESTER, comprising The soil and subsoil are clay. The chief crops are wheat, SATI.EY, CoRNSAY, the BuTSFIELD and HEDLEY HOPE: oats, turnips and pasture. The area is 1,422 acres. Satley is situated on the road from Durham and Newcastle There is no postal delivery or collection. Letters through to Wolsingham, II miles north-west from Durham, 5 north- Satley. Lanchester is the nearest money order & tele- east from Wolsingham, 3 north-east from Tow Law station graph office on the Stanhope, and 4 south-west from Lanchester station on the Consett branch of the North Eastern railway, in the Cornsay is a township, 6l miles from Wolsingbam, in North Western division of the county, west division of Ches- the north-west division of Darlington ward. Here are ter ward, Lanchester and Consett petty sessional division, almshouses for six men and six women, built and endowed Lanchester union, Durham county court district, rural by William Russell esq. of Brancepeth Castle, in r8II. Sir deanery and archdeaconry of Auckland and diocese of Dur- Henry Augustus Clavering hart. the trustees of Ushaw Col­ ham. Considerable additions have been made under the lege and Viscount Boyne, who is lord of the manor, are Divided Parishes Act. The church is a building of stone in chief landowners. The soil and subsoil are composed prin­ the Early English style, consisting of chancel, nave, south cipally of freestone and marl. The chief crops are w.b.eat, porch and western tower: the chancel was added in the barley and oats, and there is some pasture. The area was year x87o-Tt by the Greenwell family; at the same time 2,809 acres, now 3o,o8o, through changes under Order, the church was thoroughly restored and reseated with open March 25, r887, 8oo of which are moorland; rateable v~lue, seats: a stained memorial window, erected by subscription, £13•412 ; the population in 188 1 was 2,327. commemorates the Rev. Joseph Thompson, late vicar, and Letters through Durham, arrive at 10.30 a.m. Cornsay another the late John Green well esq. of Broomshields: there Colliery is the nearest money order office & Quebec the are 200 sittings. The register dates from 1797. The living nearest telegraph office. WALL LETTER Box cleared at 2 is a vicarage, net yearly value £300, including 30 acres of p.m. glebe, with residence, in the gift of the Lord Chancellor, and National School (mixed), built in 18II & enlarged in 1851, held since 1867 by the Rev. Joseph Price de Pledge M.A. of by the Hon. Mr. & Mrs. Hamilton Russell, for 6o child- University College, Durham, surrogate, and J.P. eo. Durham. ren; average attendance, 6o; the school has an endow- The Ecclesiastical Commissioners are lords of the manor. ment of £3° yearly; John Bouch.l"ohnston, master Thomas William Greenwell esq. Sir Henry Augustus Cla- Hedley Hope is a township, 5 miles south-east; the vering hart. of Axwell Park, and Nicholas Waiter Greenwell nearest railway station is at Tow Law, on the Stockton and esq. are the chief landowners. The soil and subsoil are Darlington section of the North Eastern railway. Here are clay. The crops are wheat, barley, oats, and some land is in extensive collieries. That part of the township called East pasture. The area of the township was 901 acres, now Hedley Hope is situated about 2 miles north-west, and con- 3,327; rateable value, £1,621; the population of the town- tains a colliery, worked by the proprietors of that at Hedley ship in 1881 was 122; ecclesiastical parish, 2,524. Hope. George Garry Taylor-Smith esq. J.P. of Broad wood PosT 0FFICE.-Michael Buckham, sen. receiver. Letters Park, is principal landowner. The area is 1,506 acres ; rate- from Tow Law R.S.O. arrive at 9.15 a. m. ; dispatched at able value, £5,923; the population in 1881 was 1,504. 4·45 p.m. Cornsay Colliery, Lanchester & Tow Law are Letters are delivered by messenger from Tow Law R.S.O.; the nearest money order offices & the latter the nearest PILLAR Box, at East Hedley Hope1 cleared at 12 noon. The telegraph office nearest money order offices are at Tow Law & Cornsay School (mixed), built in 1846, for 104 children; average Colliery, & telegraph office, Tow Law attendance, 35 ; & has an endowment of £10 a year ; Miss ScHOOLS :- Elizabeth Hopkins, mistress Hedley Hill. Colliery, built about 1870, for 89 children ; Butsfield is a scattered village, 2! miles north-west average attendance, 87; Thomas Tomlinson, master from Satley, 4~ miles south-east from Shotley Bridge East Hedley Hope British (mixed), built in 1872, for about and 4l west from Lanchester, in Shotley Bridge county 300 children; average attendance, 200; John George Mol- court district. Woodlands, formerly a barren waste, is now caster, master; Mrs. Eleanor Mulcaster, infants' mistress; inclosed, and contains a large extent of thriving plantations. Miss Angelina Dodds, assistant mistress Satley. Ayre John William, farmer, Hall hill Green Jackson, farmer Ayre Matthew, farmer, Rare dean Hardy Thomas, farmer, Adelphi & de Pledge Rev. Joseph Price M.A., J.P. Buckham John, blacksmith Wheatley grange · Vicarage Buckham Michl. gro. & drapr. Post off Hedley Isabella M. (Mrs.)', timber mer Greenwell Thomas Wm. Broomshields Buckham Michael, jun. joiner & assist- Hedley Robert, farmer, Satley villa Littlefa.ir Joseph ant overseer Howe John, brewer, Greenfield Moore Mrs Disebery John, miller (water) & farmr Hurst Isaac, farmer, Drover house COMMERCIAL. Goldthorpe John, farmer, Field house Nelson Joseph, farmer Atkinson John, farmer, Low Hermitage Green Edward, farmr. High Hermitage Nichol ThOmas, farmer, West Shields