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 Subject  Date  Description
Otterburn and Redesdale 1927-11-12 Two policemen sued: false imprisonment at Bellingham alleged against Sergeant William David Jones of Bellingham and Constable Andrew Alan Fergusson of Otterburn. Case given for defendants.
Otterburn and Redesdale 1928-01-28 Mr. Howard Pearse, MA, FSA, of Otterburn Tower, philanthropist, sportsman, author and historian died.
Otterburn and Redesdale 1928-08-18 Rochester village hall opened (no date).
Otterburn and Redesdale 1928-11-03 Jacob Robson chaired meeting of the Hexham Division Unionist Association at West Woodburn.
Otterburn and Redesdale 1929-01-12 William Bell poem published ?To a New Year?s Daisy.?
Otterburn and Redesdale 1929-01-23 Otterburn Hall was destroyed by fire. The hall was empty, as it was in the process of being converted into a hydro. The fire brigade took an hour to arrive from Gosforth and their efforts were hampered by the fact that the water kept freezing in their hoses.
Otterburn and Redesdale 1929-06-04 The Rev. Thomas Newlands, who, at 87, was the oldest Presbyterian minister in the country, was still conducting four full services every Sunday.
Otterburn and Redesdale 1930-01-18 Mr. Jacob Robson of West Woodburn celebrated his golden jubilee as Master of the Border Foxhounds and was enjoying a capital season, with the pack already having accounted for 50 foxes.
Otterburn and Redesdale 1930-02-22 Shepherds? Dinner at Percy Arms, Otterburn, including ?The Gamekeepers? acknowledged by Mr. W. A. Tully (Evistones).
Otterburn and Redesdale 1930-07-04 John Robson of Newton, Bellingham, and Jacob Robson of Otterburn cleared the board in the Cheviot and Blackface classes in the Royal Show at Park Royal, Willesden.
Otterburn and Redesdale 1931-02-07 Burning of Evelyn Foster: a verdict of wilful murder; remarkable medical evidence. Compare 14/02/1931 for letter of father to the Home Secretary.
Otterburn and Redesdale 1931-10-31 Mrs. Howard Pease presents three Roman altars in Otterburn Towers from Rutchester to the Black Gate Museum.
Otterburn and Redesdale 1931-11-14 Marriage in Chelsea of Mr. J. W. K. Pease to Miss Sigrid Hudson of Stockholm.
Otterburn and Redesdale 1931-11-21 Mrs. S. Potts and Mrs. Brierley are vice-presidents of Otterburn WI.
Otterburn and Redesdale 1932-03-05 Testimonial to Rev. Thomas Newlands: presentation on 7th April 1932.
Otterburn and Redesdale 1932-04-16 The Rev. Thomas Newlands, who has retired as pastor of Birdhopecraig Presbyterian Church after 57 years? service, has been presented with a cheque for ?211.
Otterburn and Redesdale 1932-07-30 Obituary of Rev. Thomas Newlands of Birdhopecraig, who died on Sunday 24th July 1932.
Otterburn and Redesdale 1932-05-07 Death of the Dowager Lady Redesdale, with list of names.
Otterburn and Redesdale 1932-09-03 Miss Ruth Newlands of the Manse, Rochester, presented the Newcastle Society of Antiquaries with a walking stick made from the piles of the Roman bridge over the River Rede.
Otterburn and Redesdale 1932-09-24 As a sequel to a treat in Newcastle, given to the children of Rochester school, Mr. Ben Prior, the well-known host of the ?Last Hotel in England,? has been presented with an inscribed walking stick, subscribed for by the children.

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