An Historical Account of the Towns of Ashton-Under-Lyne, Stalybridge, And Dukinfield
An Historical Account of the Towns of Ashton-Under-Lyne, Stalybridge, And Dukinfield
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Scout-Mill, on the banks of the Tame, a short dis- tance to the south of Mossley, is described by Dr. Aikin, in 1794, " as a place well known for its very rural and romantic situation, and partly for its melancholy and unfortunate inhabitants." It was, at the period named, a private lunatic asylum. The scenery at this spot has been injured by the formation of a new road.
Witehaw-Dale-Grovey in Smallshaw, is a pleasing residence, of the Higginbottoms.
Staly-Bank is a good house, of the Rev. Jose...ph Saville Robarts Evans, situate near the Tame.
Hey rod- House, the seat of Ralph Ousey, Esq., is occupied by Legh Richmond, Esq.
The division contains two Episcopal Chapels, viz., — Mossley Chapel, and St. George's Chapel, Stalybridge.
(See article Stalybridge.) That at Mossley was built in 1755, by subscription, and enlarged 1786. It is large but plain, and contains a tablet to the memory of Catherine Kenworthy, died 1776, aged 18. The curacy is of the annual value of £127, in the patronage of the Rector of Ashton.— The Dissenters have four Chapels, viz., — two of the Methodist New Connexion, Mossley, built 1823, and re-built 1835, at a cost of £2600 ; and Hurst-Brook y Google 136 HISTOBY OF erected, 1824, one of the General Baptists, and one of the Stephenites.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Scout-Mill, on the banks of the Tame, a short dis- tance to the south of Mossley, is described by Dr. Aikin, in 1794, " as a place well known for its very rural and romantic situation, and partly for its melancholy and unfortunate inhabitants." It was, at the period named, a private lunatic asylum. The scenery at this spot has been injured by the formation of a new road.
Witehaw-Dale-Grovey in Smallshaw, is a pleasing residence, of the Higginbottoms.
Staly-Bank is a good house, of the Rev. Jose...ph Saville Robarts Evans, situate near the Tame.
Hey rod- House, the seat of Ralph Ousey, Esq., is occupied by Legh Richmond, Esq.
The division contains two Episcopal Chapels, viz., — Mossley Chapel, and St. George's Chapel, Stalybridge.
(See article Stalybridge.) That at Mossley was built in 1755, by subscription, and enlarged 1786. It is large but plain, and contains a tablet to the memory of Catherine Kenworthy, died 1776, aged 18. The curacy is of the annual value of £127, in the patronage of the Rector of Ashton.— The Dissenters have four Chapels, viz., — two of the Methodist New Connexion, Mossley, built 1823, and re-built 1835, at a cost of £2600 ; and Hurst-Brook y Google 136 HISTOBY OF erected, 1824, one of the General Baptists, and one of the Stephenites.
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