Another son, Henry Brandling ( 1515 1578 ), was Sheriff of Newcastle in 1566 and mayor of the city in 1568, 1575 and 1576.
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His son by his first wife, Jane Wortley, Sir Francis Brandling ( 15951641 ), sat in the House of Commons from 1624 to 1625.
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He was also given responsibility for handling an important complaint of Sir Robert Brandling, a member for City of London, whose replacement was John Blundell.
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The land south of the By-Pass towards the town centre is predominantly residential and includes the Nest, Brandling, Stoneygate and the Old Fold estates.
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At Middleton he employed John Blenkinsop who in 1812 converted the wagonway from Brandling's collieries into a rack and pinion steam railway, the Middleton Railway.
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Dr . Brandling-Bennett said the new annual health survey would be used as a benchmark against which to gauge future progess against the world's ills.
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"HIV, AIDS and smoking are our newest epidemics, " said David Brandling-Bennet, WHO's deputy director for the Western Hemisphere.
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The Newcastle and Darlington Junction Railway opened its line from the south to Pelaw, allowing its trains to reach Gateshead over the Brandling Junction line, in 1844.
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The Brandling family fell on hard times and sold off the estate towards the end of the 19th century and from that period onwards nature began to take over.
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Brandling-Bennet said the increase will occur because of the " latency period up to or exceeding 20 years before diseases develop in people who smoke ."
