Map|Names of Places. | County.| Number of Miles From | +--+-----------------+--------+---------------+------------+ 29|Bedlington[A] pa|Durham |Morpeth 4|Blyth 14| 21|Bedmanton ham|Kent |Sittingbourne 5|Lenham 3| 34|Bedminster pa|Somerset|Bristol 1|Dundry 3| 35|Bednall to|Stafford|Penkridge 3|Rugeley 7| 33|Bedston pa|Salop |Knighton 4|Ludlow 11| 26|Bedwas pa|Monmouth|Newport 10|Cardiff 9| 3|Bedwall Green ham|Bedford |Dunstable 2|Toddington 3| 26|Bedwelty pa|Monmouth|Newport 16|Pontypool 10| +--+-----------------+--------+---------------+------------+ |Dist.| Map|Names of Places. | Number of Miles From |Lond.|Population. +--+-----------------+------------------------+------------+ 29|Bedlington[A] pa|Newcastle 12| 286| 2120| 21|Bedmanton ham|Maidstone 8| 42| | 34|Bedminster pa|Weston 19| 119| 13130| 35|Bednall to|Stafford 4| 134| | 33|Bedston pa|Bishops' Cas. 10| 153| 159| 26|Bedwas pa|Pontypool 10| 158| 756| 3|Bedwall Green ham|Hockliffe 5| 36| | 26|Bedwelty pa|Abergavenn. 14| 159| 10637| +--+-----------------+------------------------+-----+------+ [A] BEDLINGTON, though within the county of Northumberland, belongs to Chester ward, in the county of Durham. It lies between the rivers Wansbeck and Blythe. The monks of Durham, in their flight to Lindisfarne, before the arms of the Conqueror, with the incorruptible body of St. Cuthbert, rested all night here. The Rev. Francis Woodmas, the expositor of St. Chrysostom, was vicar here from 1696 to 1710. The Bedlington blast furnace, for smelting iron, was some years since taken down. At the Bebside and Bedlington Mills, about fifty men are employed. An unsuccessful attempt was a few years ago made to establish a manufactory of printed cottons at Stannington bridge, in this neighbourhood. [Sidenote: Blast furnaces.]