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St£wart Robert, tailor, se~ Lavery & Tyne Iron Shipbuilding Co. Limited Willington Quay & District Liberal Stewart (George Frederick Mnlherion, genl. Club Limited (James Thompson 'J.'easda.le George, grocer, 75 Bewicke manager & sec) sec.), Bewicke road • roali ..t 2 Bewiclie street & glass & Tynemouth Union Relief Office (Alec W illington Qu

tobacconists, Howdon Ferry Willington Quay Workmen's Social Younger Robert M.B. 1 B.B. physician. Turner Thomas William,hair dresser, Club.& Institute (John Beck, sec.), & surgeon, Farnley, Western road 0 8 Stephenson street Bewicke road WEST WOODBURN, see Corsenside. WOODHORN is a parish, township and village, com­ Sexton, .John Cousins. manding extensivP views of the German Ocean, I mile P •st Ofiice.-GPorge Kirk up, sub-postmaster. Letters north-west from Newbiggin terminal station on the throug-h ~~~hington, Northumb. arrive at 7 a.m. &; North Eastern rail way, and 8 miles east-by-north of 2.+5 p.m. & dispatched at 7.10 a.m. & 3.30 pm. Morpeth, in the Wansbeck division of the county, Mor­ ~ewbig-g[n, 2 miles distant, is the nearest money pel.h petty sellsional division. union and county court order & telegraph office di;; trict, and in the rural deanery of Morpeth, arch­ Church of Eng-land Schools. deaconry• of Lindisfarne and . The pa··ish includes the townships of Woodhorn, Woodhorn Currespundent, R. Rutherford, Mainsforth house, ~ew­ Demesne, Lynmouth, North Sea ton and N ewbiggin : the biggin-by-the-Sea latter townsh1p, Cresswell-with-Ellington and Hirst, W :odhorn & ~ewbiggin (mixed), built in I 86g, for 202 will be found under separate headings. The chn:·ch of children ; av"rage attendance, rRo; William Moore, St. Mary is a bui!ding of ston'-', in the Norman and master Early English styles, consisting of chancel, nave, aisles, Infants', Mrs. Catherine Wilson, mistress ; average at- south porch and a low western tower containing 2 ll'ndance, 130 bells: the lower part of the tower and two western bays of the north arcade are Early Norman, and date 1YOODHORN DEMESNE, transferred in 1913 to the 1 from the beginning of the r2tb century: the corre- ' ~ •wbig-~in Grban District, is half a mile south-east sponding bays on the south side ars Late Norman. And 'r Jill Woodhorn and the same distance from Newbiggin belong to the latter part of the same century : the ,·t:J tion. _\ddison F. Eaker-Cresswe ll esq. of Harebope. eastern bays of the arcades, chancel arch, and somt> \ ln" iek, is lord of the manor and sol0 landowner. corbels arp Earl~· English, and date irom about 12.<0: L~tters through Morpeth arrive at 7.20 a.m the upper stages of the tower, chancel, and rxterior generally are mod~rn work : there are memorial win­ LINMOUTH or Lynmouth township is on the river dows to the Cresswell and Watson families, one erected Lyne, which here empties itself into the sea, 3 miles in 18Bo to the Rev. Edward Nangreave Mangin M.A. a r. ~rth from New biggin terminal station on the North forrnpr vicar, and qnother presented by R. B. Avery Eastern railway, and 8~ east-north-east from Morpeth. e~q. in memory of his son, who died in South Africa; The Coal Co. Limited are the landowners. in t.he church is preserved an ancient Celtic cro!'s, and a The area is 33a acres of land, 4 of tidal water and 6 of number of grave slabs carved with crosses: there is foreshore; rateable value, £242; the population in 19II Rls'J in the church, raised on an open stone table, a \\