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for Mr. Ward pays yearly for Riggemaiden 1s. Rawlinson's MS. B. 437, f. 83. Transactions , o.s. i, 198. Hazel Rigg, near Terry Bank. "Wardhoush et aliud Ruthwardhoush." Swarther and the other Buth Swarther. Assart , a clearing in the
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but the fog still obscured the hills. Crossing the river _ 'Leven at Newby Bridge, the route was by Hazel Rigg, Broughton, and Ayneome, to Cartuiel, to look at the grand old church of that quiet place. This was off
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, »t 38, East Toppnig- street, Mr. William Hornby, aged 78 years. Cartmel.- On the 3rd inst , at Hazel Rigg, Mr. Join Hoggarth, laborer, aged 76 years. Sawrey.-cn the 3rd mat, Mr. Brai thwaite Hawk, rigg, aged 50 years.
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calving cow class, the first prize was awarded to Sir. Joshua Lamb Ridge Farm. Bulk; second, Mr. Robert Bradley, Hazel Rigg Farm, Scotforth; third prize, to Sir John Huddleston, Langthwaite, Scotforth. Prices for calving cows were from £17 to £25
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the small fee-farm rent of live shillings to Lord George CaVendish. And all that FREEHOLD and TITHE-FREE ESTATE, called HAZEL RIGG, situate in the parish of Cartmel aforesaid, containing, by ad- measurement, 40 acres, 1 rood, and . perches, statute
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shillings and eleven- ence halfpenny to I< ora George Cavendish. And also, a PARCEL of COMMON H>» adjoining the Hazel Rigg Estate, containing, *•' admeasurement, 69 ucres, 3 roods, and 30 perch*. f The respective tenants will *»•* premises; and
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the small fee-farm rent of five shillings to Lord George Cavendish. And all that FREEHOLD and TITHE-FREE ESTATE, called HAZEL RIGG, situate in the parish of Cartmel aforesaid, containing, by ad- measurement, 40 acres, 1 rood, and 0 perches, statute
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