OS1/35/85/48
| List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| ISLE OF WHITHORN HARBOUR | Isle of Whithorn Harbour Isle of Whithorn Harbour |
Peter Black David Ross |
034 | [Situation] At the South Side of the village of Isle of Whithorn. A small harbour about 20 chains long situated immediately beside Isle of Whithorn Village & affording safe anchorage for Vessels of small tonnage. It was erected in 1802 by the aid of convention of the Burgh at the expense of £700. There are 14 vessels of Small tonnage belonging to this port which are generally employed in exporting agricultural produce and importing lime, coals &c &c to & from the English & Irish Coasts. The Harbour dues is the property of the Royal Burgh of Whithorn and is let annually at the average rent of from £100 to £200. |
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[Page] 48Parish of Whithorn
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116 -- Isle of Whithorn Harbour
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