Mr. Baker moved that they send in one place only: that was a mile east of Cambois, which was the North Sea. The place for such things was the bottom of the sea. He for his part did not want to see anything from Germany.
The Chairman (Mr. Robinson) expressed similar views and Mr. N. Reavely having seconded the motion, it was carried unanimously that the Lord Lieutenant of the County be informed that Bedlingtonshire wanted no German guns.
Northern Echo 10/01/1919
