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Aletaster

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Ale´tast`er
n.1.See Aleconner.
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YAARS stumped by a fine Rowlands display; North East Midweek League by Evening Chronicle (Newcastle, England)
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Brum note first to surface in 972 by Birmingham Mail (England)
Among the places in our region marking the occasion will be the Aletaster in Durham Road, Gateshead; the Shepherd and Shepherdess at Beamish, County Durham, and the Lord Monkton Hotel in Jarrow.
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