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NORTHUMBERLAND. PON'feland DIRECTORY. ] NORTHUMBERLAND. PON'fELAND. 373 MILBOURNE, a township and hamlet, 4 miles west-by­ Callerton, Capheaton, Cheeseburn Grange, Coldcoats, north-west, is the property of the daughters of the late Mrs. Coxlodge, Dalton, Darras Hall, East Denton, West Denton, Elliott-Bates, who are ladies of the manor. The church of Dinnington, North Dissington, SouthDissingtun, Eachwick, the Holy Saviour, erected in 1868, as a chapel-of-ease to Fawdon, Fenwick, Gallow Hill, North Gosforth, South Ponteland, by the late Miss Jane Ann Bates, is a building of Gosforth, Harlow Hill, Harnham, Hawkwell, East stone, in the Gothic style, consisting of chancel, nave, sout.h Heddon, West Heddon, Heddon-on-the-Wall, Heugh, porch and a western tower containing a clock; it will seat Higham Dykes, Horton Grange, Houghton & Closehouse, 120 persons. MiIbourne hall is the residence of John L. Ingoe, Kearsley, Kenton, Kirkheaton, Kirkley, Mason, Gracie esq. The area is J,240 acres; rateable value, £1,268 ; East MatIen, West Matfen, Milbourne, Milbourne Grange, the population in 1891 was 71. Nesbit, Newbiggin, Newburn, Newburn Hall, Newham, LETrERS from Newcastle, via Higham Dykes. Ogle, Oustom, Ponteland, Prestwick, Riplington, Rud~ MILBOURNE GRANGE township is 3! miles north-west, the chester, Ryall, East Shaftoe, West Shaftoe, Shilvingt,m, property of Lord Decies, who is lord of the manor. The Shortfiat, Stannington, Sugley, Throckley, Trewick. area is 615 acres; rateable value, £561; the population in TwizeIl, Waldridge, Walbottle, Whallon, Whitchester. 1891 was 21. East & West Whalton, Woolsington The population of the union in 1891 was 24,316; area, COUNTY MAGISTRATES FOB CASTLE WARD WEST PETTY 91,318 acres; rateable value, £180,288 SESSIONAL DIVISION. Clerk to the Guardians & Assessment Committee, George Bates Cadwallader In. esq. M.A., D.L. Heddon, WylamR.S.O Wilkinson, 27 Mosley street, Newcastle Bell Charles Loraine esq. Woolsington hall, Newcastle Treasurer, George Anthony Fenwick, :Kewcastle-on-Tyne Browne Sir Benj. Chapman D.e.L., C.E. Westacres, Benwell Relieving &Vaccination Officers&Collectorsto the Guardianl', Can John esq. Roseworth, Gosforth, Newcastle Ponteland district, Richard Reay, Ponteland; Stamford· Clayton Richard esq. Wylam haU, Wylam R.S.O ham district, John Robson, Stamfordham Crawford Thomas esq. Haldane terrace, Newcastle Medical Officers &; Public Vaccinators, Gosforth district, Lamb Richard Westbrook esq. D.L. 29 Great Cumberland John Thornhill L.B.C.p.Edin. Gosforth; Newburn district, place, London w Robert Smith Davison, Newburn-on-Tyne; Ponteland dis­ Liddle John esq. Benwell hall, Newcastle trict, Gerald Hayden Fitzgerald M.D., M.ch. Ponteland; Middleton Henry Nicholas esq. Dissington hall, Newcastle Stamfordham district, Robert Smith Sibbit M.B., C.M. Parsons HOD. Chas. AIgernon, Elvaston hall, Ryton-on-Tyne Hawkwell ; Stannington district. Daniel Carmichael Pease John William esq. D.C. L. Pendower, Newcastle L.R.C.p.Edin. Bedlington; Whalton district, John Cameron Reed Col. Charles John C.B. ~pringwell hall, Durham Dall, Whalton Richardson John Wigham esq. Wingrove house, Newcastle Supermtendent Registrar, George Wilkinson, 27 Mosley Snowball Francis John esq. Seaton Burn house,Dudley R.S.O st. Newcastle-an-Tyne; deputy, James Brown, Ponteland Spencer John W. esq. Newbiggin house, Kentoll Registrar of Births &Deaths, Ponteland sub-district, Richard 8tephenson William Haswell esq. EIswick house, Newcastle Reay, Ponteland; Stamfordham sub-district, John Robson, Wallis Robert esq. Old Ridley, Stocksfield-on-Tyr.e R. S. 0 Stamfordham Warwick Robert Maddison esq. Callerton hall, Ponteland Registrar of Marriages, Richard Raay, Ponteland Westmacott Perey Graham Buchanan esqBenwell hl.Nwcstl Workhouse, a building of brick, erected for 100 inmates; Clerk to the Magistrates, W. S. Daglish, 23 Sandhill, Gerald Hayden Fitzgerald M.D., M.ch. medical officer; Newcastle-on-Tyne James Brown, master; Mrs. Elizabeth Brown, matron retty Sessions held atMoot hall every saturday, at II a.m RURAL SANITARY AUTHORITY. The follOWing places are included in the Castle Ward West Meets at the Board room, Ponteland, every month. Petty Sessional Division :-Benwell, Berwick Hill, Benton Clerk, George Wilkinson, 27 Mosley street, Newcastle 'Square, Black Callerton, Brenkley, Brunton, High Caller­ Treasurer, G. A. Fenwick, Newcastle ton, Coxlodge, Cramlington, Cramlington West, Clifton, Medical Officer of Health, Gerald Hayden Fitzgerald M.D.• Dalton, Dinnington, Dissington, Eachwick, Hazlerigge, M.ch. Ponteland Heddon East, Heddon West, Heddon-on-the-Wall, High Sanitary Inspector, John Hunter, Heddon-on-the-Wall Weelslade, Houghtou, Kenton, KilIingworth, Lemington, Longbenton, Milbourne, Newburn, North Saltwick, Pon­ SCHOOL ATTENDANCE COMMITTEE. telalld, Saltwick, Scotswood, Scaffold Hill, Seaton Burn, Meets at the Board room, Ponteland, every month, at 3 South Gosforth, Shotton, Stannington, Walker, Walbottle, p.m. from March to October, & at 2 p.m. during the re­ Westmoor, Whitchester, Whorlton, Wideopen, Wylam maining months Clerk, George Wilkinson, 27 Mosley street, Newcastle CASTLE WARD UNION. Attendance & Inquiry Officer, Martin Jameson, Ponteland Board day, every alternate thursday at the Board room, in • the winter at 1 p.m., in the summer at 2 p.m. Coaches pass through to & from Newcastle every tues. The Union comprises the following places :-Belsay, Ben­ thurs. & sat. leaving Ponteland at 8 a.m.; the mail also well, Berwick Hill, Bitchfield, Black Callerton, Blackhed­ leaves every night .don, Bolam, Bolam Vicarage, Bradford, Brenkley, East CARRIERS TO NEWCASTLE.-Ormston Bros. pass through Brunton, West Brunton, Butterlaw, High CalIertou, Little hurs. & sat Ponteland. Fitzgerald-Gerald Hayden M.D., M.ch. Simpson Robert, boot & shoe maker Ainger Rev. F. E. M.A. [curate] surgeon, medical officer of health for Snaith Mary (Mrs.), market gardener Dankin John, Bell villas the rural sanitary district & medical Stark William, Wheat Sheaf hotel, Oal- Fitz·Gerald Gerald Hayden M.D officer & public vaccinator, Pont6land lerton Lane end Harrison George, Street house district & medical officer to the Castle Stephenson Robert, farmer, Eland green Jameson William John, Bell villas Ward Union workhouse Stewart John, farmer Nield Thomas, Bell villas Harrison George, farmer & cattle dealer, Stobert James & Sou, farmers & corn Richardson Rev. William Moore M. A. Street house (water) millflrs Vicarage Henderson Edward, joiner &; builder Stobert George, farmer Taylor Mrs. Eland lodge Hogg WaIter, Seven Stars inn Temperly John Edward, farmer Thornton Thomas, Eden villa J ameson John, provision dealer Todd John, sexton Wailes William John, Eland hall Jameson Margaret (Miss), grocer, Post Weddle Robert, builder Winter Mrs. Bell villas office Wilkinson John George, Diamond inn Jameson Martin, builder, & attendance COllIMERCIAL. & inquiry officer to school attendance Berwick Hill. .AIder J ane (Mrs.) (the exors. of), far· committee Earsdon John, gamekeeper to J. F• mers, Ponteland West farm Jameson Wm. John, surgeon, Bell villas Morrison esq Badenock Alexander & John, market Laidman William, joiner Hall WilIiam, farmer, East End farm gardeners, nurserymen &; seedsmen, Meek John, farmer Lamb Dorothy (Mrs.), farmer, Berwick Black Bird gardens Moorhead Mary (Mrs.), blacksmith East farm :Bates Joseph, joiner &; builder, Bell vils Ponteland Recreation & Reading Room Lamb Robert, farmer BarkIey Matthew Charlton, butcher (Thomas Nield, sec) Nixon John, farmer, Park house ~wering William, brick &; tile maker, Pyle William Bowes, Black Bird hotel Coldcoats. West houses (commercial house) Arkle Thomas, agent for the Milbourne 13rown James, master of workhouse & Reay Richard, registrar of births, estate deputy supt. registrar deaths & marriages & relievin~ & heveridge Nathaniel, farmer,West farm Erown John, b!acksmith vaccination officer for Ponteland dis­ Browell Annie (Mrs.), farmer, Cold~ -CongheyJas.saddler &temperance hotel trict., & collector to the guardians coats moor <Charlton William, insurance agent Reed 'Ym. farmer, 'Vest House farm Donkin Robt. & Son, builders, Bell vils Robson Thomas, farmer, Clichemen yd Darras Hall. Fatkin Fenwick, market gardener Rcott Thomas, tailor & draper Reed Christopher, farmer.
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