Searching for "ALLONBY"

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    Place name County Entry Source
    Allonby Cumberland Allonby , ecclesiastical district and seaport vil., West Newton and Allonby township, Bromfield par., Cumberland, on Allonby Bay, 6 miles NE. of Maryport Bartholomew
    ALLONBY Cumberland ALLONBY , a seaport village, a chapelry, and a township, in Bromfield parish, Cumberland. The village stands on a wide open Imperial
    BROMFIELD Cumberland Allonby; and has post offices of Langrigg under Carlisle and Allonby under Maryport. Acres, 14,644; of which 573 are water Imperial
    CARLISLE Cumberland Allonby and Port-Carlisle as subports. The vessels registered at it in 1868 were 8 sailing-vessels, of aggregately 288 tons Imperial
    Dubmill Cumberland Cumberland, 1½ m. NW. of Allonby; in vicinity is D. Point; an adjacent sandbank, 1 m. long, is called D. Scar . Bartholomew
    DUBMILL Cumberland light-ship, 1½ mile N of Allonby. Dubmill Swap is a bank 1 mile long in the adjacent sea. Imperial
    HOLME-ST. CUTHBERT Cumberland Allonby, under Maryport. Real property, £6, 362. Pop., 821. Houses, 148. The property is much subdivided. The manor belongs Imperial
    IRISH SEA   Allonby, St. Bees Head, the Peel of Fouldray, Formby point, the Mersey's mouth and the Dee's mouth, on the E; on Puffin Imperial
    Lee Scar Rocks Cumberland Allonby; has lighthouse 45 ft. high, with fixed light (Lee Scar) 25 ft. above high water and seen 10 miles Bartholomew
    LEE-SCAR-ROCKS Cumberland miles N of Allonby. A lighthouse was erected here in 1841; and has a fixed light, at a height of 25 feet. Imperial
    MALBRAY-HAYRIGG and OLD MALBRAY Cumberland HAYRIGG and OLD MALBRAY , two hamlets in the NW of Cumberland; on the coast, 3¼ miles N of Allonby. Imperial
    Malbray, Old Cumberland Malbray, Old , vil., on coast of Cumberland, 3 miles N. of Allonby; P.O. Bartholomew
    MEALO Cumberland MEALO , a township, conjoint with Huyton, in Aspatria parish, Cumberland; 2 miles SE of Allonby. Imperial
    Mealrigg Cumberland Mealrigg , vil., Bromfield par., Cumberland, 4 miles NE. of Allonby. See LANGRIGG AND MEALRIGG. Bartholomew
    MEALRIGG Cumberland hamlet in Bromfield parish, Cumberland; on Crummock beck, 3¼ miles NE of Allonby. lop., 58. There is a mineral spring. Imperial
    NEWTON (West) Cumberland Allonby. The township includes also Allonby, and bears the name of West Newton and Allonby. Acres, 1, 794; of which Imperial
    Newton, West, and Allonby Cumberland Allonby , township, Bromfield par., Cumberland, 3751 ac. and 413 tidal water and foreshore, pop. 868; P.O. at Allonby ; West Newton Bartholomew
    Old Malbray Cumberland Old Malbray , hamlet, on coast of Cumberland, 3 miles N. of Allonby; P.O. Bartholomew
    ROBIN-RIGG-BANK Cumberland Allonby. It is 3 mileslong, and 1 mile broad; and it is marked by the Solway light-vessel, placed here Imperial
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