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Index to Kelly's Westmorland Directory• • IV INDEX TO KELLY'S WESTMORLAND DIRECTORY• l'AGE PAGE PAGE PAGt Hay, spe New IIutton ... 63 King Arthur's Round Meathop with Ulpha, see Quamps, 800 Burton-in­ lIay l"e1l, see NewHutton 63 Table, see Barton . 36 Witherslack ........... 143 Kendal47; &:seeWarcop 137 Hayswater,see Patterdale 118 King's Meaburn, see Mor- Melkinthorpe,seeLowther 104 Raisbeck, see Orton ...... 117 Hazelslack, see Arnside... 29 land . III Mell Fell, see Murton...... 113 Raise-IIigh, see Gras- Hcathwaite, Ilee Bowness- Kirkby Kendal or Kendal 6S Middle Stainmore, see mere... 56 on-Windermere . 39 Kirkby Lonlidale . 89 Stainmore 12 9 Raltland Forest, see Shap 125 He'5dale, see Shap .. 125 Kirkby Stephen .. 93 Middleton 108 Rampson, sce Stainmore 129 llpggar Scale, see Kirkby Kirkby Thore , .. 100 Milbomme l"orest, see Hassett, see Imvenstone· St(lP rlCn .. I •••••••••• I ....... 96 Kirkland, see Kendal .. 66 Milhurn 109 dale .. 1 ••••••••••••••••••••• 121 Helbcck or Hillbeck, see Kirksteads, sce Warcop 137 Milburn or Milbourne .,. 108 Rav9nstonedale 120 J3rAugh .. 0 ••••• I •••••••••• 43 Knipe-Iligh & Low, see Milburn Grange, see Mil- Ravensworth Fell, Il66 Hellgi'l. see Mallers'ang 105 Hampton ..•.......•....... 33 bUFn log Crosby Ravensworth... 52 Helm Crilg, see Grasmere 56 Knipe ('car, see Bampton 33 Milnthorpe 109 Rayne. see Orton lIB H >lme Hill & Helme Side, Knock & Knock Pike, see Moorland Head, see New- Rayside, see Shap 125 see NaLland....••......... II4 Long Marton .. 107 biggin I'l'l' ••••••••• .. •••••• 115 Reagill,seeCrosbyRavens- Helsington . 59 Knuttr-lligh, see Ings . 6S Morland III worth S2 H elsington Peat Moss, see Lambrigg, see Grayrigg S8 Mouthlock,see Stainmore 129 Red Bank, see Grasmere 56 Helsington . 60 Langdale, see Orton . 117 Murthwaite, see Raven- Hed Tarn, see Patterdale 119 Helton & Belton Dale, see Langdale-Great & Little 101 stonedale 121 Here Cr03s, see Brough... 42 Askham . 32 Langdale Fell, see Orton 117 Murton & Murton Pike II3 Riggindale, or Riggen- JJclvelI)'n, see Patterdale 1I9 Langdale Pikes, see Gras- Musgrave-Great&Little 113 dale, see Bampton...... 33 IIeversham . 60 lllcre..•.....•....... 0 •• I •••• SS Naddle Forcst, see Mar- Roman :Fell, see MurOOn 113 J I1gh Higg-ins, see Kirkby Langrigg, see Musgrave.. 114 dale 106; also Swinctale 131 Rookby, see Kirkby Ste- Loo'idale . 90 Langton, see Appleby ... 1Ol3 Nan Bield pass, see Mar- phen 11........... 96 High Borrow Bridge, Eiee Lankaber, see Crosby dale 106 Rosgill, see Shap 126 Selsicle ...•.•..•........•..• 124 Ravensworth . 53 Nateby, see Kirkby l{othay, see Ambleside... 15 Cup Ghyll, see Leasgill, Bee Heversham.. 61 Stephen .............•.... 96 Rough Hill,see Brampton 33 1\::1 urton .................• II3 Lee Gate, see Selside . 124 Nateby Fell, see Kirkby Houndthwaite, see Tebay 132 High Ewbank, see Stain- Levens 102 ; & seeBcvcrs- Swphen ,. 95 How, sce Crosthwaite ... 54 more _. 129 ham . 60 Natlalld . 114 Rutter Mill, see Appleby 23 High Knipc, see Hampton 33 Lily Mere Lltke, see Kill- Nether Hartsop, see Pat- Rydal & Loughrigg ...... 12~ • High Knott, see lugs ... 65 lngton ..........•.........• 88 terdale . 119 Ryd,d Lake,seeGrasmere 55 High Raise, sec Grasmere 56 Lingholm, see Patterdale II9 Nether Staveley 130; & Rydal Water, see Rydal 123 High Raise Whelter, see Little Asby, see Asby ... 30 see Ings .....•............ 64 Sandford, see Warcop ... 137 Mardale .. 106 Little Hart Crag, see Nethergraveship, see Sandside, see Beet ham... 37 High Seat, sce Kirkby Pattcrdale .. JIg Kendal •................• Sandwick, see Martindale 106 St.ephen . 95 Little Langdale . 101 New Hutton ..........•.... SaylebotOOm, see Asby... 31 High Stennerskeugh, see Little Musgrave, see Newbiggin .................• Scalthwaiterigg, see New Ravenstonedale . 121 l\lusgrave . 114 Newbiggin, see Hutton Hutton 63; &seeSkels- High Street, sea Patter­ LittleOrmside,seeOrmsde 116 Roof .•...•.•...•.....•..•..• mergh .....•............... 127 dale II9; see Kent­ Little Strickland, see Newbiggin Angle, see Scarside, see Orton ...... 1I6 mere 88; see Ma1"da le Thrimby . 134 Ravenstonedale . 120 Scattergate, see Appleby 23 106 ; & sce Troutbeck 134 Lockholme, see Raven- Newbiggin-on-Lune, see Scat's Rake,seeTroutbeck 134 High ''\Tinder, see RaTton 35 stonedale . 121 Ravenstonedale . 121 Scout Green, see Oroon... 117 Hillbeck or Helbeck, see Long ~rarton . 107 NewbigginMoor,sec New­ Scout Scar, see Kendal... 72 13rollgh . 43 Long Sleddale . I28 biggin ....•................ Sedgwick,see Heversham 61 HiHon, see Murtun . 113 Loscars, see Newbiggin . 115 Newby or Newby Stones, Selside WIth Whitwell ... 123 Hincaster,see Heversham 61 Loughrigg & Rydal 122; see Morland . III Sllside Pike, see Swin- Hof! & Hoff Row, see Ap- & see Ambleside .. 15' Nine Standards (The),see dale 131 pleby . 23 Loughrigg Fell, see Gras- Kirkby Stephen . 95 Selsitraise Cairns, see Hollin Crag, see Undoc- mere .. 56 Nook,see Preston Patrick 120 Shap ~ 125 barrow . 135 Loughrigg Tarn, see North Stainmore, Bee Serpentine Wood, Bee Holme ..•..................... 6:l Grasmere . 55 Stainmore.............. Kendal..................... 72 Holme Island,see Wither- Low Biggins, see Kirkby Oakbeck, see Appleby .., Shap 124 slack . 143 Lonsdale .. 90 Oddendale, see Crosby t-l hap Fells, see Shap 125 Holmescales with Old Low Borrow Bridge, see Ravensworth . 52 Shap Rural, see Shap 125 Flutton.....•.........•.... Tebay ................•.... 132 Old Button with Holme- Shap Wells, see OrOOn Householm, see Patter· Low Gill, see Grayrigg... 58 scales . 117; also see Shap...". 125 dale . 119 Low Knipe, sec Bampton 33 Old Town, see Mansergh Slroregill, sce Mallerstal1g 105 Howe, see Crosthwaite ... 54 Low Stennerskeugh, see Ormside & Little Ormside Sillhow, see Crosby Ra· Howgrane Vale, see Ravenstonedale . 121 orton '" '" .. vensworth 5~ Martindale .. 106 Low ·Winder, see Barton 35 Orton Scar, see Crosby Simon's Seat, see OrOOn 117 Howtown, sce MartindaJe 106 Low ·Wood, see Bowness­ Ravensworth 51; &see Sizergh Fell Side, see Howtown Bay, see Pat- on-Windermere 38 : & Orton .......•............. 117 Levens .....•......•.....• 102 terdale . IJ9 see Troutbeck . 135 Outer or Otter Bank, !'iee Skeggles Water,see Long H ugill or Ings 64; & sce Low Wood, see Casterton 48 Sclside . Sleddale .................. 128 Staveley . I..Iowtller Oo •••• 103 Outhgill, see Mallerstang Skelcles, see Kirkby H ugill Fell, see lugs . Lowther N ewtown, see Over ~ta\'eley . Stephen ..•.....•......... 97 Button-New . Lowther . 103 Oxenholme, see :Katland Skelsmergh 127 H utton-Old,withHolme- Lowther Village, see Oxenthwaite, see Stain- Skelwith Bridge, see sea.lea ~ .....••..• Lo",·tber .................• 103 more........•............... 129 Rydal 123 Hutton-in-the-Hay, see Lune Head, Bee Raven- Park & Castle Lands, see Skelwith !<'orce,see Lang- New Hutton 63: also stonedale .....•...........• 121 Kendal..•...........•.....• 73 dale •.......•....•........•• 101 see Skelsmergh . 127 Lupton, see Kirkby Lons- Pate Hole Cavern, see 5leagill, see Morland 112 Button Roof . 64 dale 91 Asby . 3 1 3leddale-Long 128 III Bell, see Kendal 72; & Lyth with Crosthwaite 53 Patterdale ....•............. 118 )leddale-Wet, see Shap 126 see Troutbeck . 134 Maiden Castle,seeBrough 42 Patton, see Skelsmergh... 128 )leddale Forest, 'see Long lngs or IlugiJI . 64 Mallerstang 1:05 Peggy Tarn,see Grayrigg 58 Sleddale 128 Kaber,see KirkbyStephen 95 Mansergh 105 Penhurrock, see Crosby :3lip Inn, see Stainmore 129 Karl Lofts, 8ee ~hap ...... 125 Mardale 106 Ravensworth . 52 :3mallwater, see Mardale IrP Keastwick, see Kirkby MarketBrough,seeBrough 42 Pennine Range, see Kirk- )mardale, see Waitby ••• If' Lonsdale .......•.......... 90 Martindale .•• 106 by Stephen . 95 )tockbridge & Tirril, see Keisley, Bee Dufton . 55 Marton-Long ..• I07 Place Fell, see Patterdale II9 Barwn .....•............... 35 Keld, see Shap .. 125 Maulds Meaburn, see Podgill Thicket, see Kirk- 30ulby, or Southby ._ ... 1:18 Kelleth, see OrWn . 118 Crosby Ravensworth 52 by Stephen 95 30ur Milk Ghyll, see Kendal or Kirkby Kendal 65 Maybrough, see Barton... 36 Pooley BridgA, see Barton 35 Grasmere ........•• ...... 55 Keudal Fell,see Kendal... 72 :\1ea.l Bank,see New Hulr- Potts Well, see Kirkby 30uth Stainmore, Ile6 Kentmere . 87 ton 63 ; also see Selside 124 Thore . 100 Stainmore I~ Kidsty Pike, see Mardale 106 Mealy Syke,see Thrimby- Preston Patrick . 120 30uthby, or Soulby 1:18 Killington I ••••••••• 88 with-Stl'ickland 134 Preston Richard, see Southwaite, see Ma.ller- Measand, see Hampton... 33 Heversham . 61 stang ...............••••.• 105.
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