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COPLEY, a village one mil8 distant from Lynesack, is ' p.m.; Copley Lane head, cleared at 8.30 a. m. & 4·£!5 also in the parish. . p.m.; Colliery offices, cleared at 10.15 a.m. & 4· 15 p.m Post, M. 0. & T. Office, Butterknowle (letters should Public Elementary Schools. have eo. Durham added).-William Tarran, sub-post­ Lyr.esack, built in 1852, for 217 children; average at­ master. Letters arrive at 7·45 a.m. & 4·55 p.m.; tendance, 180; William ..\.. Johnson, master dispatched at 3·55 & 6 p.m. ; no delivery on sundays Butterknowle (Council) (mixed), built in 1839 & Post & M. 0. Office, Copley. William Waters, sub-post­ enlarged in 1897 & rebuilt in 1912, for 200 children; master. Letters through Butterknowle, eo. Durham, average attendance, 190; Robert .\lex. Barnet, master arrive at 8.50 a.m.; dispatched at 10.30 a.m. & 5 Haggerleases (infants), built in 1875 & enlarged in 1901, p.m. Woodland is the nearest telegraph office, 2 for 110 children; average attendance, 85; Miss J oyce miles distant Kathleen Doug-las, mistress & North Eastern Railway Goods Station, Butterknowle, Wall Letter Boxes.-Lvnesack,• cleared at 8.20 a.m. H. 5-I5 p.m.; Copley hill, cleared at 10.40 a.m. & 5 Hobson, traffic agent LYN.ESACK. RJbinson John, miller (water) Parkin William, cowkeeper L t should be addressed Butter- Sanderson Thomas, f.armer Shaw Thomas. grazieT ~ e ters Simpson Parkin, confectioner Simpson Hannah (Mrs.), Royal Oak knowle.) Simpson William, cowkeeper Tree inn Allison Joseph, Lunton Hill house Simpson William, shopkeeper Simpson John Henry, tailor Atkinson Rev. William ~LA. (vicar), 3naLh Watson, shopkeeper, Copley la Peairs Thos. grocer & insur. agent V.Lcarage 3tcphenso~ Wm. oowkpr. High bank Sewell George, Black Swan P.H Beattie James, Copley lane 'feasdale John, cowkeeper Tarran William, shQpkpr. Post office Robson John Skelton J.P. Copley lodge Thon:pson George, cowkeeper Thompson Charles Peter, SurteesP.H Thompson Jane(Mrs.),frmr.Softley fm Walker & Chipchase, colliery owners, COMMERCIAL. Thompson William, grocer, see Butterknowle colliery Beattie James L.R.C.P. & S.Edin., :vloffatt & Thompson Ward Isaac, cowkeeper L.F.P. & S. & L.M.Glas. surgeon Tookey Thomas, cowkeeper Wild Thomas, grazier Bland John, cowkeeper, Raines farm Wilson Luke, cowl;:eeper '\Vilkinson George, shopkeeper Chapman George, cowkeeper Wo-odland Collieries Co. Limited, 1Wilson RJbert William, greengrocer .reat11erstone Wm.cowkpr .Salter Burn colliery owners (Joseph Allison, Firbank Wm. blacksmith, South side manager), Crake Scarr colliery COPLEY. Foster James Scott, cowkeeper Yale John, insurance agt. South side Ralph Rev. John Geo. Hy. (curate) Gill Joseph, grazier, Crane row Yole Richard Clarence, shopkeeper Snaith Mrs. Church view Gregory Amelia (Mrs.), cowkeeper 'feasdale ~rs. Arngyl view Hall Matthew, cowkeeper BU'l'TF:RKNOWLE. COMl'IERCIAL. Bell John, grocer & draper Hardy William (Mrs.), cowkeeper COMMERCIAL. Head'S John George, Edge House P .H Boyce Alfrt>d, Three Horse Shoes P.H Hetherington Isaac, cowkeeper Armstrong William, cowkeeper Obapman William, joiner Hind Ralpn, cowkeeper Bates John, Stag's Head P.H Collinson Edward, travelling jeweller Lamb Charle.s, Malt Shovel P.H Bishop Auc-kland Industrial Co-opera- Hetherington John William, cowkeepr Lowes John, cowkeeper ti,·e Society Ltd. (Jn. Gent, m~tngr) Hopper James, Old Engine inn Lowes Thomas, cowlreeper Brown John .J. grocer Literary Institute (William Waters, Lowther William F. grocer, Copley la Ohapman Mark, farmer president; Bradley Hind, sec) Marley William, grazier, Gillbank Hallam J oseph, Diamond inn M:orton Edward, grazier )iarr Robert William, cowkeeper Hillary Barningham, boot repairer ";mPdley Mary (M1·s. ), shopkeeper ~iMARLEY HILL is an ooclesiastical p;msh, formed also Primitive, United Methodist and Wesleyan chapels. Aug. II, r874, from Whickhlaim, Lame.sley and 'Danfield ; There are collieries at Marley Hill, Andrew's House and it is on the road froon 'Shotley Bri-dge to Gate•she•ad, JJyermoor. The soil and subsoil are clayey and heavy; about 2 miles south from Swalwell station on the New- here is also some rich meadow and pasture land. The castle, Blackhill and Durham •section of the North Eastern chief crops are barley, oats, potatoes and turnips. The railway and 5 south-west from Gateshead, in Chester-le- area and rateable value is given with Whickham; Street division of the county, west division of Chester p0pulation in 19II, 3,209. ward, Gateshfllad petty sessional division, union anrt Sexton, Henry Preston. county court district, rural deanery of Chester-le-Street Post & M. 0. Office.-Thomas Brabban, sub-postmaster. and arohdeaconry and diocese of Durha.m. The church Letters arrive from Swalwell, eo. Durham, at 8.30 of St. Cuthbert, erected in 1877 by voluntary subscrip• a.m. & 4 p.m. for Marley Hill & Marley Hill.Colliery t-ion, at .a cost of over £3,000, is •a building of stone in & dispatched at 11 a.m. & 4_35 & 6 p.m. ; no de- the Early English style, consisting of chancel, nave, west livery or dispatch on sundays. Burnopfield is the porch, organ chamber, vestry

MARLEY HILI.. Berkley Richard W. Marley Hill ho R'Jb~on George (~t:arked thus * postal address, Brown George, Birkheads Robson Matthew, Sandygate house 1B IrgPS.~ Rnv. 1-~athaniel John (curate *Rowell John, Bvermoor Burnopfield.) 1 of St Cnthhert's) *Wil~ofln Rev. Cmon John Austin PRIVATE RESIDENTS. Charlton William. Greenfield house (Catholic), Bvermoor Arbuckle Bev. John (vicar of St. Diamond William, La Noria COMMRR('IAL. Cnthbert's), The Vicarage *'\1:ilhw n Frlln k. Bye.,.mnor Atkimon George (:Mrs.), farmt'l', Bo llerb-.-. W illiam ' School house Nesbit John Straker, Redhnds Andrew's house