DIRECTORY. 237 [·l ---- Durham bishopl'ic. The chapelry comprises the townships of acres ofland, the property of George Tate, Esq., East House. EAST CHEYINGTON, WEST CHEYINGTON, HADSTON, BIRLING township is distant half a mile north; it is in and BULLOCK'S HALL. The population, in 18.51, was 604; the eastern division of Coquetdale ward. The population, the acreag-e is 5,399. The church, erected in 1858. dedicated in 1851, was 73, and the acreage is 82(3. His Grace the to St. Bartholomew, is a stonestructure in the Early English Duke of Northumberland is owner. style of architecture. The living is a perpetual curacy, worth BROTHERWICK township is 2 miles west, and in the £.50 yearly, in the gift of Earl Grey; the Rev. B. H. Staf- eastern division of Coquetdale ward. The population is 13. ford, M.A., of Acklington, is the officiating minister. It contains 184 acres of land, farmed by GeOl'ge Tate, Esq., EAST CHEVINGTON township is 5 miles south from Guyzance. Warkworth. There is a Church of school, under GLOSTER HILL township is 2 miles south; it consists of Government inspection, with residence for the master, esta- one farm, containing 209 acres of land; the property of blished about ten years since, and is solely supported by Robert Dand, Esq., Lesbury. There is a population of 45. Earl Grey. There is a reading-room and a circulating HIGH BUSTON township is 2~ miles north, and in the library. In the township is Broomhill colliery, producing eastern division of Coquetdale ward. Buston House, the considerable quantities of excellent coal, the transit of which seat and property of Roger Buston, Esq., is delightfully is facilitated by a tramway running to the sea coast to situated, overlooking the German Ocean. The population, . Thereis also an extensive drain-tile and brickmanu- in 1851, was 97, and the area in acres is 706. The Duke of tactory. The population, in 1851, was 377; the acreage is Northumberland, Roger Buston, Esq., and J. Forster, Esq., 2,225; the soil is strong clay, and the produce is chiefly are the laudowners. superior wheat. The property belongs to Earl Grey. Low BUSTON township is 2~ miles west-by-north-west, WEST CHEVINGTON township is 5 miles south-by-west and in the eastern division of Coquetdale ward. South Side, of Warkworth. The population, in 1851, was 104; the the residence of -William Fenwick, Esq., is pleasantly situ­ acreage is 1,804. Earl Grey is the owner. The soil is clay, ated within 1~ mileofvVarkworth station. The population, and the chief crops wheat. in 1851, was 130, and the area in acres 870. Matthew HADSTON is a township,3i miles south from Warkworth. Liddell, Esq., is the chief landowner. The population, in 1851, was 103; the acreage is 1,165. COQUET ISLAND, in the German Ocean, is about 3 miles The property belongs to A. J. Baker Cresswell, Esq. south-east from'Varkworth. A substantial lighthouse has BUI,LOCK'S HALL township is 6 miles south-by-west recently been erected, by the Trinity House. from Warkworth; it contains a population of 20, and 205 f Warkworth. Bryson John, joiner Nicholson Elizabeth (Miss), day school Bates Mr. William Burns Wm. master of Borough school Ornsby Edward & Son, plumbers, Bowie John, esq Castles John, farmer painters & glaziers Carrs Mr. George Castles Wm. grocer & linendraper Ornsby Edward, jun. farmer Castles Mr. J oseph Chrisp J ames, farm steward, Demense Percy Henry Richard, surgeon Clutterbuck Thomas, esq Clark Wm. Black Bull, & carrier Reed Thomas, farmer, Old barns Crawford Captain William Common John, keeper of Warkworth Riddick Henry VV. B. officer of inland Dunn the Rev. John Woodham, B.A. castle revenue the Vicarage Davidson Thomas Revely, corn miller, Robinson George, brewer & maltster Forster Lieut. Col. George Warkworth mills Robinson George, grocer & draper Forster Miss Dawson Elizabeth(Miss),grocer&draper Robinson Thomas, carrier Forster Mrs Eadington J ulia (Miss), mistress of Shotton John, grocer & provision dealer Grieve Miss Charlotte National school Sim Barbara (lVII'S.), laundress Hewitt Francis, esq. Warkworthcottage Egdell Eleanor (Mrs.), butcher Simpson John, corn miller,Morrick mill Jackson 1\1rs. Marg'al'et Egdell Thomas,farmel', Watersidehouse Storey Isabella (Mrs.), Masons' Arms Muers William, esq Elliott John, chemist, druggist & grocer Storey John, butcher Nixon Misses Elliott Robert, carrier Taylor Robert & J ames, builders & Percy Henry Richard, esq Farrall William, tailor undertakers Riddick Mr. Henry W. B Forster Thomas, keeper oflock-up Taylor Robert, appraiser Robinson Mr. George Graham Robert, Jolly Sailors Taylor George, auctioneer, appraiser & Stewart Rev. Wm. LPresbyterian] Grey John, joiner & cartwrig-ht house agent Taylor l\lrs Grey Robert, grocer & provision dealer Thompson Geol'ge, fuot post messenger vVatson Misses Margaret & Anne Harrison John, watchmaker Thompson James, shopkeeper COMMERCIAL. Henderson George, tailor Thompson Matthew,gl'ocer& linendrapr Atkinson Hannah (Mrs.), earthenware Henderson Henry, postmaster Thompson Stephen, saddle & harllPsRma dealer Henderson Humphrey, fishmonger Todd William, Queen's Head Barker John, grocer & linendraper Henderson Maria (Mrs.), milliner & Wake George, boot & shoe maker Bilton Mary (Mrs.), Herndtageinn dressmaker Wardle Hannah (Miss), flour dealer Bowie John, surgeon Howitt George, boot & shoe maker \Vardle Robert, butcher Brankston Dorothy (Mrs.), Sun hotel HudsJn Mary (Mrs.), shopkeeper Watson William, blacksmith ~ commercial inn Hutchinson 1\larshall, station master, Waugh James, blacksmith Browell Joseph, leather cutter & boot Station Weedy James, butcher & shoe maker Miller Henry, farmer, New barns Welch William, White Swan Brown Thomas, stonemason 1\Iuers Andrew, bread & biscuit baker Wilson Thomas, master of National srhl Brown William, quarry owner l\fuers William, agent to Lloyd's Younger George, stonemason POST OFFICE.-Henry Henderson, sub-postmaster. Let- PUBLIC OFFICERS:- ters arrive from Acklington at ~ past 8 a.m.; dispatched Agent to Lloyd's, William Muers to the south at 20 min. past 4 p.m.; & to the north As~-istant Overseer, Robert Taylor at 7 p.m. The nearest money order office is at Ack- Keeper of Coquet Island Lighthouse, William Darling lington Keeper of , John Common INSURANCE AGENTS:- Librarian to Warkw01·th Reading Room, Robert Moor Equitable Fire, Geo!ge Taylor CARRIERS TO :- Provident Fire ~ Life, William C. Gilchrist, Low Buston -Robt. Elliott, tuesday & saturday; William PJ~ACES OF WORSHIP:- Clark, saturday Church Qf St. Lawrence, Rev. J. W. Dunn, vicar NEWCASTLE-William Clark, monday & wednesday; United Presbyterian Ch1trch, Rev. W. Stewart, minister Thomas Robinson, monday & thursday PUBLIC SCHOOLS:- Railway Station, North-Eastern line (Newcastle to Ber- National, Thomas Wilson, magter; Miss J. Eadington, wick-upon-Tweed). Marshall Hutchinson, station master, mistress 'Varkworth B01'ough, William Burns, master Birling. Darling William, keeper of lighthouse Letters throug-h Alnwick ~ Clutterbuck Miss, Birling house Whitehead Edward, storekeeper :Low Buston. COMMERCIAL. Gloster Hill. Appleby Mrs. Anne, Bnston vale Laidler Thomas & J oseph, farmers, Robinson William, farm steward Gilchrist Mrs Northfield High Buston. Thew Edward, esq. Shortridge house Smith John, farm steward, Helsey Buston Rog'er, esq Adam Winter, farm steward Sordy John, farmer, East farm COMMERCIAL. Thew Edwd.jun. miller, Houndean mill Wilson Matthew, farmer, West farm Common William, machinist & agricul­ Letters through Alnwick Coquet :Island. tural implement manufacturer INSURANCE AGENT-PrO'l_'ident Fir-{' Chesman Barnaby, keeper oflighthouse Wilkinsoll William John, farmer 9' Life, William C. Gilchrist