PRUDHOE CASTLE, NORTHUMBERLAND.
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MEN OF MARK "TWIXT TYNE AND Tweed. By Richard
Welford :-John Fenwick, 11; Sir John Fife, 12;
Thomas Forster, 58; George, Francis, and Joseph
Forster, 60; Jonathan Langstaff Forster, 62:
Westgarth Forster, 105; William Garrett, 106;
The Gibsons of Hexham and Stonecroft, 108;
William Sydney Gibson, 154; Thomas Gibson,
156; Rev. Thomas Gillow, 157; John and
Benjamin Green, 224; Richard Gilpin, 226;
Edward Glynn, 228; Joseph Glynn, F.R.S.,
250; Sir Leonard Greenwell, 251; Thomas
Michael Greenhow, 251; William Gray, 253;
George Grey, 297; Robert Grey, D.D., 299;
Gilbert and George Gray, 300; The Sir George
Greys, of Falloden, 354; Henry Grey, D.D.,
356; Timothy Hackworth, 358; William Anthony
Hails, 394; George Hall, D.D., 396; Thomas
Young Hall, 396; Samuel Hammond, D.D.,
441; Rev. George Harris, 443; William Harvey,
444; Thomas Haswell, 498; Sir Arthur_Hazle-
rigg, 500; The Headlams, 538; Robert Rhodes,
540.
Sir John Vanbrugh in the North
Lady Peat's Property, a Peculiar Parish, the
Founder of the Salvation Army, George Wat-
son, mathematician, Mountaineering Feats in
English Lakeland, an Invitation to Marriage... 137
Sand Desks, the Lough Family, "I'm Brown," S.
Boverick Watchmaker, the City of Durham,
"Waterloo Wetheral," "Jessamond Mill".
The Polka, the Devil's Due, Jessamond Mill,"
John Forster, a Durham Colliery Explosion 182
Years Ago, Joseph Glynn, F.R.S..
James Crosbie Hunter, Sailing Coaches, the Lee
Penny, the Battle-Field, Newcastle
Kemmel's Path, Mease Family, Reminiscence of
the Stage Coach, Baptist Church in Newcastle,
Buried Alive .....
Jonathan Cay, a Venerable Dame, Jane and
Anna Maria Porter, the Threat of Invasion,
Carlyle's Estimate of the Folks o' Shields, a
Cumbrian Bidden Wedding
Lemmings, a Dreadful Winter, Ben Wells, the
Dancing Master; Grey's Monument, Newcastle 523
North-Country Wit and Humour :-43, 92, 139, 187,
235, 331, 379, 428, 475, 524, 572
North-Country Obituaries :-44, 93, 140, 187, 236, 282,
331, 380, 428, 476, 525, 573
Record of Events:-45, 94, 141, 189, 237, 284, 332, 381,
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