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Lemington Newburn. 81 Wales Benj:1Min Finney, Provision Dealer Kirk Charles, Foreman, 7 Fercy Ter Welferd Genrge, Joiner, 1 Clb.Yton Ter Kirtonmthw Lemington Newburn. 81 Wales Benj:1min Finney, provision dealer Kirk Charles, foreman, 7 Fercy ter Welferd Genrge, joiner, 1 ClB.yton ter KirtonMthw. mngr. bri~k works;.,. Walbottle Williamson Thomas, engnr. Lemington hall Lamb James, Grange farm. Wood John Heory, gentleman, Tyne view Ledge:i:' Samuel, minet•, Chlll'ch vlllas Young Robert, draper, 20 Store st LeybourneMaryAnn(Mrs) 71\Ianor bnildings Liddle Michael, steel melte"":"; r 8 Water row NEWBURN. -- Edward, gamekeeper, ..Water row Lowrie Elizabeth (1\ifrs) Water row About 5i miles west of Newcastle. Mangin Robert R. curate ; r vValbottle C. E. Mano-r School; H. T. Bloor, master McSwain John, gardener; r High st Newburn Alms house, High st Montgomery William, caretaker St. Michael's Church; S. Bucknell, vicar; Mnsgrove John, overman, Walbottle winng. J. G. Shotton, R. R. n1angin, G. J. Nichol George, gardener Woodward, curates Nicholson Ellen (Miss) market gardener Post Office, Money Order, & Savings' Bank; Nixon J OReph, miner; r Church villas Mrs. Mary Ann Hunter, posLmistress. Patterson Thomas, file forger, Water row Letters arriveatS·30a.m.&2·45p.m.,& Phillipson John, contractor are despatched at 9·0 a.m._3·20 p.m. Pigdon J ames, forgeman ; r 26 High st and 6"20 p.m. week days only Ramsay John W. secretary LJ. Spencer & RailwayStation; Robt. Rowland,stationmstr Sons, (lim .. )] ; r 42 Grove st. Newcastle The Thomas Spencer Institute, reading, Richardson J ames, tailor, Church villas coffee rooms, &c. W. Montgomery, Rowland Robert, station mstr; r 72 Clara. caretaker st. South Benwell Wesleyan Methodist Chapel, High st Scott John, blacksmith, 5 Percy ter Shotton J ames Geo. B. A.. curate, Manor house­ .Aitman, Robert, boatman; r Water row Smiles Mark, grocer, High street Armstrong William, hairdresser, High si; Smith Mary (Mrs) 24 Water row Anderson Elzb. (Miss) 68 High st Snowdon Launcelot Marshall, carrier Atkinson John, labourer, 3 Manor buildings Spark George Bates Joseph, brakesman; rChurch villas Spencer (John) & Sons (lim) steel manufac­ Bloor Herbert Thos. schoolmaster, Manor turers, N ewburn & Ouse burn; offices, cottage 27 Westgate road, Newcastle Brown Edwd. blacksmith, 8 Manor bldngs --John [J. S. &Sons(lim)l;r Whorltonhall --John, foreman springmaker, High st -- John Cuthbert, manager, Ouseburn --Hannah (Mrs) 4 Berkley ter forge; r W albottle hall -- Joseph, grocer & beer rtlr. 67 High st --John Watson [J. S. & Sons (lim)]; r -- Margery (Mrs) laundress, Water row Millfield house Bucknell Saml. (Rev) M.A. vicar; r The Vicge --Ralph, manager steel foundry; r Wal­ Callender Mary Ann (Mrs) Water row bottle hall Clark Joseph, pattern maker, Water row -- Thos. [J. S. & Sons (lim)]; r The Grove~ --Wm. foreman millwright, 4 Percy ter Ryton Davison Robert Smith, surgeon Spoor J oseph, file cutter, Water row --Thomas Harrison, M.B. & C.M. Edm- --Maria (Mrs) poultry dealer, Water row burgh ; r Lemington --Wm. file maker, Water row Dodds Annie (Mrs) shopkpr. 6 Manor bldgs Stobbart James, boot maker, Church villas Dodson Geo. Wm. gardener, Vicar's cottage Summersides Thos.cart proprietor, Water rw Forster Geo. salmon fishery & court bailiff Taylor Edward, butcher, Water row --Henry, labourer, High st Twizell John, foreman ; r 8 Albert ter --Wm. butcher; .,. Lemington Topping John, cartman, Water row Freeman (Mrs) farmer, W albottle Dene house W ALBOTTLE CoA.L & FIRE BRICK Co. Gray Elizabeth (Mrs) Water row Walker George, furnaceman, Water row Gunn John, Northumberland Arms inn -- George, blacksmith, 6 Percy terrace Hall Eleanor (Mrs) Boat House inn & ferry- --John Forster, blacksmith, River side boat, Water row Watt Wm. Robert, foreman joiner, 8Percyter Henderson Elizabeth (Mrs) 2 Percy ter Weight Wm. pattern maker, Right st Hindmarch Wm. fitter, Church villas Wells Peter, platelayer; r Water row Hull Edward, news agent, High st White H,alph, foremanblacksmith,Berkelytr Hunter Elizabeth (Mrs) High st White Thomas, cartman, water row --Mary Ann (Mrs)postmistress,25High st Whittle Geo. foreman file cutr. 3 Percy ter J a.ckson Alexander, foreman, 9 Percy ter Wilson IRaac, steel melter, High st J obson Robert, The cottage --John, clerk & rate collector, High st J ohnson Edward, foreman, 1 Percy ter --Robert, foreman, Berkely ter .
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