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Kelly's Directory, Derbyshire, 1891> This page |
| Alfreton, Derbyshire |
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| From: Kelly's Directory of the Counties of Derby, Notts, Leicester and Rutland pub. London (May, 1891) - pp.17 - 20 |
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ALFRETON is an extensive parish, market town and head of a petty sessional division and county court district 9¼ miles
east-by-north from Wirksworth, 14 north-north-east from derby 139½ from London by road and 132 by railway, 2¼ east
from South Winfield station, 24 from Loughborough, 38 from Leicester, 22½ from Sheffield, 16 from Nottingham and 1 mile
from Alfreton station on the Erewash Valley section of the Midland railway, in the Mid division of the county, Scarsdale hundred,
Belper union, rural deanery of Alfreton, archdeaconry of Derby and diocese of Southwell : a branch of the Midland railway
connects this town with Mansfield, viá Teversal. Alfreton is pleasantly seated on the brow of a hill, the principal
streets meeting at right angles in the market place, and is well paved and lighted with gas from extensive works at Butterley
and Lindway, in the parish of Ashover and at Brackenfield in the parish of Morton, having a storage capacity of 27,000,000 gallons.
The district is governed by a Local Board of fifteen members and includes several outlying villages : these are now split up into
the following wards : 1. The Alfreton ward ; 2. The Somercotes and Reddings [sic] ward ; 3. The Swanwick ward ; 4. The
Ironville ward. The church of St. Martin is an edifice of stone consisting of a chancel, nave of five bays, aisles, south porch, vestry and a western tower containing a clock and 5 bells, dating from 1627 and 1780, and a small sanctus bell : one of the oldest portions of the church is the arch opening from the tower to the nave, which may certainly be attributed to the commencement of the Early English period ; the only other memorial of that period now apparent is the head of a sepulchral cross, incised on a slab, and found beneath the pavement of the chancel during the alterations ; the nave is separated from the aisles by arcades of five arches of the Decorated period, on circular columns with octagonal bases, erected about 1320, the easternmost arches being added in 1868, when the chancel was extended : to this period also belongs the south doorway : the tower is a fair specimen of Early Perpendicular and was probably built at the beginning of the same period is the vestry, which is boldly vaulted with stone and rubble : built into the north wall of the chancel is a large slab of gritstone, with brass shield of arms and Latin inscription of John Ormond esq. (1503) and Joan his wife, daughter and heiress of William Chaworth kt (1507); in the north aisle are monuments to Anthony Morewood, gentleman (1636), and others of that name ; there is a handsome reredos of Derbyshire alabaster, into which has been worked a large slab of alabaster formerly on the chancel floor : there are also several memorial windows, that at the east end being a memorial to Charles R. Palmer-Moorwood esq. of Alfreton Hall, who died in 1873 : in the vestry is a memorial window, erected by the parishioners in 1884, to the wife of William Henry Draper M.A. then vicar of this parish : in 1844, two carved oak reading desks were placed in the church, by subscription ; and in 1885 a brass lectern was given by the Hon. Mrs. Palmer-Morewood ; the church plate was given in the last century by various members of the Turner family, of Swanwick Hall : in 1868-9 the church was thoroughly restored and considerably enlarged, at a cost £3,200; there are 560 sittings. There are no registers earlier than the year 1706. The living is a vicarage, average tithe rent charge £121, gross yearly value £333, with residence and 11 acres of glebe, in the gift of Charles Rowland Palmer-Morewood esq. And held since 1889 by the Rev. James Arthur Hervey B.A. of Trinity College Cambridge. A new vicarage house is now (1891) in course of erection, at an estimated cost of about £2,000. The Catholic chapel, in Park street, and dedicated to St. Mary, is served from Clay Cross, by the Rev. Daniel Meenargh, priest, and there are places of Worship for Wesleyans, Congregationalists, Primitive Methodists and United Methodists Free Church. A cemetery of 2 acres, in Roger lane, was opened in 1891 ; it is managed by a Burial Board of six members, representing the Alfreton ward. The Savings Bank is open every Friday, from 2.30 t 3.30 p.m. and on Saturdays from 7 to 7 p.m. Morewood's Charity of £170 yearly, derived from 28 acres and invested funds, is distributed in moieties in money and kind respectively ; Gisborne's charity of £6 12s. 11d. Yearly, left in 1818 by the Rev. Francis Gisborne of Stavely, some time rector of Stavely, is for clothing ; Hunter's, of £10, left in 1735 and Adam Parker's of £5 5s. Yearly, are for 20 poor widows or poor men in the discretion of the churchwardens : and Turner's Charity, amounting to £1, is given away the first week in January to 20 poor people. The inhabitants are chiefly employed in the collieries and iron works of the neighbourhood. Alfreton Markets Company, former to take over the market house, markets and market rights, hold a lease for the same for 21 years from the Lord of the manor. The market Hall is a plain brick building situated in the centre of the town. The weekly market, held on Friday, is fairly well attended ; a general market, held on Saturday, is well attended. Fairs are held on July 30st (which is very large, for cattle and horses), October 7th and November 24th. The Midland Agricultural Society holds an annual show in September, in Alfreton Park. The Blackwell Colliery Co. Limited opened a new pit here in 1887, which gives employment to about 600 hands. Alfreton Park, the seat of Rowland Palmer-Morewood esq. J. P. is situated near the town : the mansion is a large and handsome residence of stone, standing on an elevated and beautiful site surrounded by park and grass land, much improved by the late possessor William Palmer-Morewood esq: the interior is spacious and well arranged : the dining and drawing rooms contain some good pictures and portraits by Romney and Wright, five landscaped by Gainsborough and a very fine Canaletti, representing the Great Court of the Doge's Palace at Venice. The landowners are Charles Rowland Palmer Norwood esq. J.P. who is lord of the manor, Thomas H. Oakes esq. J.P. of Swanwick Hall, Charles Seeley esq., J.P. of Arnold and Christopher Wood esq. and others. The soil and subsoil are chiefly clay and loam ; the acreage is 4,626, and of the ecclesiastical parish 1,537 acres ; rateable value for local board district and entire parish, £42, 169. The population of the local board district in 1881 was 4,492 and for the entire parish 13,885. SLEET MOOR is partly in the district and partly in that of Swanwick. Parish Clerk and Sexton, William Burnham. Official Establishments and Local Institutions &c. POST. M. O. & T. O., S. B. & annuity & Insurance Office.— Postmaster, Thomas Tomlinson Cutler Letters arrive from London & all parts at 5.31 a.m. and 2.29 p.m. ; delivery commences 3 p.m. (Sundays accepted). Box closed for dispatch 10.10 a.m. & 1.30 & 7.45 p.m. & on Sundays at 4.30 p.m. only. Money orders are issued and paid from 9 a.m. till 6 p.m. daily, Sundays accepted. WALL BOX, King street, cleared 10.10 a.m. & 7.15 p.m. week days & 4.22 p.m. Sundays WALL BOX, Nottingham road, cleared 9.55 a.m. & 6.30 p.m. ; Sundays 4.10 p.m. County Magistrates for Alfreton Petty Sessional Division. Hall, George Cressy esq., Swanwick grange, Alfreton, chairman Barnes Edmund Wilson esq. Ashgate lodge, Chesterfield Coke Major William Langton, Kirkbye hall Hubbersty Albert Cantrell esq. Pelley abbey, Annesley, Notts Jackson John P. esq. Stubbin edge, Chesterfield Jackson William B. M. esq. Clay Cross hall, Chesterfield Jessop, William de Burgh esq. Overton Hall, Ashover Oakes Thomas Haden esq. Riddings house, Alfreton Palmer-Morewood Charles Rowland esq. Alfreton park Pedder Colonel, Kilburne hall, Derby Salmon Capt. Henry, Langton hall, Alfreton Smith Francis Nicholas esq. Wingfield Park, Alfreton Turbutt William Gladwyn esq Ogston Hall Wright Fitzherbert esq. The Hayes, Swanwick Alfreton Clerk to the Magistrates, Frederick Stanley Rickards Petty sessions are held at the Town hall every alternative friday at 11 a.m. ; the places in the petty sessional division are Alfreton, Ashover, Blackwell, Brackenfield, Clay Lane, Morton, Pilsley, Pinxton, Shirland, South Normanton, South Wingfield, Stretton, Tibshelf & Wessington Local Board
Meetings are held at the board room in King street on the 1st Tuesday in every month Clerk, William Wooding Nelson, High street, Alfreton Treasurer, Frank Miller Robinson, Crompton & Evans, Union Bank Medical Officer of Health, F. Gaylor M.D. Belper Water Works Engineer & Surveyor, Valentine Hill, King street, Alfreton Collector of District Rates & Water Rates, Joel Bowler, Swanwick Public Establishments County Court, His Honor Judge William Barber Q.C. judge; Albert Cantrell Hubbersty, registrar and high bailiff ; Gilbert Kniveton, clerk ; the court is held monthly on Tuesday at 10 a m. ; the following places are within its jurisdiction :—Alfreton, Annesley, Ashover, Bagthorpe, Birchwood, Blackwell, Brackenfield, Butterley, Codnor, Codnor Park, Crich, Fritchley, Felley, Greenhill lane, Higham, Ironville, Morton, Newton, Normanton (South), Oakerthorpe, Pentrich, Hartshay, Pilsley, Pinxton, Riddings, Ripley, Selston, Shirland, Stretton, Swanwick, Tibshelf, Underwood, Wessington, Wheatcroft, Wingfield (South), Wood Linkin & Wolley Moor Police Station, Derby Road, Thomas Eyre, superintendent Stamp Office, Post Office, Thomas T. Cutler, distributor Public Officers Assistant Overseer & Collector of Poor Rates, George Olerenshaw, Sycamore cottage Inland Revenue Officer, Thomas Good, Wycliffe villas Medical Officer & Public Vaccinator, Alfreton District, Belper Union, John Joseph Bingham M.D. High street Registrar of Births, Deaths & Marriages & School Attendance Officer, John Henry Simpson, Swanwick Stamp Distributor, Thomas T. Cutler, High street Superintendent of County Police, Thomas Eyre, Derby road Schools. National, Chesterfield road (nixed), erected in 1846, for 232 children & enlarged in 1874 & 1888 for 450 children ; average attendance, boys 150, girls 124 ; & the cost, including the master's house, being £1,200 : William Helliwell, master ; Mrs. Francis Ellen Helliwell, mistress ; Miss Elizabeth Holland, assistant mistress ; Miss Elizabeth Nixon, assistant Newspapers. Alfreton & Belper Journal & Mid Derbyshire Advertiser, published every Friday : Samuel Rowbottom & Son, proprietors, King street. See advertisement Belper & Alfreton Chronicle, published every Friday ; local office 85 King street Mid Derbyshire Star, published every Thursday morning ; Andrew John Rugden, proprietor, King st Railway Station. Midland Railway, William Barwell, station master Omnibus to and from the 'George' & Alfreton station on the arrival & departure of principal trains PRIVATE RESIDENTS. Abbott Samuel, High street Bingham John Joseph M.D. High street Bricknell Mrs. High street Coates Mrs. High street Corkery Timothy M.D. High street Dicken Richard, Mansfield Road Eardley John, Church street Fielding James Robert, High street Frankland Rev. John (Cong.), King st Gittings Charles, Mansfield Road Green John, High street Greenhill, Richard, Mansfield road Hamilton Rd. McConnachie, High st Hervey Rev. Jas. Arthur B. A. Vicarage Hill, Valentine, King street Kniveton Gilbert, 50 High street Lacey William, Birchwood house Lee Rev. Laurence Blackmur B.A. (curate), Church street Lees Jas. Devonshore terrace, King st Mincher Rev. Samuel [Primitive Methodist], 5 Springfield villas Muschamp Percival, Mansfield road Nelson William Wooding, The Cottage Palmer-Morewood Charles Rowland, D.L., J.P. Alfreton park Parry Jones Maurice M.D. I High street Radford Mrs. Stanley terrace, King st Radford Miss, Mansfield road Rickards Fredk. Stanley, Alfreton ho Roberts Alderman Joshua, Cornholl ho Ruglen Andrew John, Mansfield road Simpson John James, 51 High street Stanley Mrs. Stanley Terrace, King st Stroyan L. S. Toone Alfred, Mansfield road Topham Mrs., Mansfield road Topham William, Mansfield road Watson Arthur, Mansfield road Welbourne Arthur Henry, High street Welton John, Mansfield road Wilson Joseph George, The Firs Wilson William, The Bank Wilson William Mortimer B.A. The Firs COMMERCIAL. Abbott Samuel, accountant, rent & debt collector, agent for the Union Life & Fire Assurance & Horse and Cattle Insurance (local agent for Mr. John Parkin, auctioneer, High street, Alfreton, High street Alfreton Floral & Horticultural Society (Robert Farmer, sec) Alfreton Freehold Land Society Limited (John James Simpson, sec); registered office 51 High street Alfreton Gas Light & Coke Co., & Weighing Machine (Thomas Forrett, manager), King street Alfreton Institute and Cluc (James Cook (sec), High street ALFRETON & BELPER JOURNAL & MID-DERBYSHIRE ADVERTISER, best local paper for Mid-Derbyshire & Erewash Valley district ; 8 pages ; estab. 1870 : published Friday (S. Rowbottom & Son, proprietors), King street. See advertisement Alfreton Market Co. Limited (Alfred Toone, sec.) ; registered office, King st Alfreton Permanent Benefit Building Society (Samuel Parkin, sec.), Mansfield Road Allen, Charles, The Plough P.H. Nottingham road Argle William, farmer, Sleet moor Barber Frank, grocer & agent for W. & A. Gilbey, wine & spirit merchants, Market place Barber Samuel, grocer, 81 King street Bardill &Barker, boot & shoe makers, 14 High street Barker Edwin, butcher, Nottingham rd Barlow, John Jsph, shopkeeper, Park st Barrett Thomas, farm bailiff to C. R. Pallmer-Morewood esq, D.L., J.P Barwell William, station master Belper & Alfreton Chronicle (pub. Fri.): local office, 85 King st Bembridge & Cox, grocers & agents for W. & A. Gilbey, wine & spirits merchants Bentley Joseph, Royal Oak P.H. King st Bingham Ja. Jsp. M.D. Surgn. High st Birchwood Collieries (Charles Seeley & Co. proprietors ; Steward Crawford Wardell, manager & agent : Thomas Hancock, chief agent) Bird Henry, coffee tavern, 26A, King st Blackwell Colliery Co. Limited (Percival Muschamp, manager), Alfreton new colliery Blount John, boot & shoe ma. 60 High st Bonnington Samuel, Queen's Head P.H. Derby road Bower Charles & Son, millers (water & steam) & corn merchants, 29 King street & South Wingfield Mill ; & Nottingham road, Ripley Breffit George, Baker, Market place Brewer Chas. Allen, Four Horse Shoes P. H. Briddon Thos. Elnor, ironmngr. Church st Burnham Bros. Plmbrs & glaziers, King st Burham Hy. plmbr. & glazier, Chapel st Burnham Septimus, plumber & glazier, Market place Burham William, china & glass dealer, 17 King street Buxton Annie Elizabeth (Miss), fancy repository, High street Buxton Chas. Beer retailer, King street Buxton Fredk. Chas. Fishmoner, King st Calladine John, grocer & assurance superintendent, High street corner Cartwright John, Blue Bell P.H. High st Candlin Chas. news agent, 23 King street Cattle Frederic B.A. (firm Thurman, Cattle & Nelson) solicitor, clerk to Heanor local board & school attendance committee, High street; & at Ilkeston & Heanor Chambers Robt. machinist, King street Clarke Josph. Beer retlr. Nottingahm rd Clay James, shoeing smith, King street Clay Sarah (Mrs), hosiery manufacturer, 51 King street Coates Park Colliery (Jas. Oakes & Co. proprietrs: Geo. W. Lavarack, mangr) Cook James, day school, Derby road Cooper Luke, basket maker, 38 High street Cope Charles, florist &c.Sleet moor Corkery Timothy M.D., M.ch., L.M. Dublin, phyician & surgeon (firm Parry Jones & Corkery) 1 High st County Court (His Honor William Barber Q. C., judge ; Albert Cantrell Hubbersty, Registrar & High bailiff) Cox Frederick Tailor, Park street Crofts John, shoe maker, Park street Crompton & Evans' Union Bank Lim. (branch) (L. S. Stroyan, manager), Church street: draw on Glyn, Mills & Co. London Cundy Joseph, engineer & millwright, maker of wrought iron palisading & gates ; hot water apparatus ; boring, turning & screw cutting done to order ; sawing done on hire ; agent for the best Derbyshire grey millstones, 8 King street Cutler Thomas Tomlinson, postmaster & stamp distributor, 48 High street Davis John, greengrocer & shopkeeper, 20 King street Dawes Wm., Nottingham road Dooley Wm., farmer, Sleetmoor lane Dunn George, grocer, King street Eardley John, William, manager at Swanwick colliery, Church street Evans Carr, chimney sweeper, King st Evans John, chimney sweeper, 2 Mount pleasant, King street Evans Luke, brick maker &c.Alma street & Greenhill lane Evans Thos. grocr. & provn. dlr. 16 King street EVISON ALFRED, family & dispensing chemist (by examination), 5 King street Eyre Thomas, supt. of police, Derby rd Farnsworth Ann (Miss), millnr. High st Fell Harry, rope & twine mk. King st Fielding James Robt, surgoen, High str Fletcher Jsph. Beer ret. Nottingham rd Flint Alfred, shopkeeper, Park street Flint Walter, farmer, Common farm Forrett Thos. manager of Alfreton Gas works & weighing machine, King st Gadsby Henry, farmer, Sleet moor Garratt George, painter &c.Angel's square Garratt Job, painter &c.Lincoln street Gemmell Robert Matheson Ebenezer, middle class school, Alma street Gent Louisa (Mrs.), milliner & draper, 16 King strteet Gilbert Ben Booth, draper, 128 King street Godber John, shopkeeper, John street Goode Thos. inland rev. offi. Wycliffe vill Gration Ormond, shopkpr. 82 King st GREEN JOHN ROBERT M.R.C.V.S. Lond. vetinary surgeon, & inspector under the Contagious Diseases (Animals) Act (attends surgeries at Ripley & Belper), High street Greensill Elizabeth & Susan (Misses), day school, Nottingham road Gregory Thos. carpenter, King street Hall Joseph, blacksmith, New street Hill Mary (Miss), shopkeeper, Park st HAMILTON RICHARD McCONNACHIE M.C.R.V.S. vetinary surgeon, & inspector under the Contagious Diseases (Animals) Act, High street Hancock Thos. chief agent to Birchwood, Tibshelf and Babbington collieries Hannable Joseph, Sleet moor Haslam William & Sons, boot & shoe makers, 2 High Street Hawkins Hannah (Mrs.), Red Lion P.H. High street Hill Chas, baker & confectionr. Market pl. Hill Geo. blacksmith &c.Nottingham rd Hill Samuel Buxton (exors. of) confectioner, 141 King street Hill Valentine, water wrks enginr. & surveyr. to the Alfrtn. local boad, King st Hill William, joiner, King st Hillyer Joseph, farmer, High street Hillyer Saml. shopkpr. 50 Nottingham rd Hind Edmund Francis, journalist, 4 Springfield villas Hollingworth Samuel, leather merchant, 57 High street Hopkinson Fredk. mineral water manufacturer, Lincoln street Houfton Elijah, haberdasher, Church st Hubbersty Albert Cantrell J.P. solicitor registrar & High bailiff of Alfreton county court, Town hall Jackson Susannah (Mrs.), farmr. Lily fm Jepson Eliza (Miss), shopkeeper, Nottingham road Johnson Samuel, sewing machine agent, 66 King street Kirk Wm. hair cutter, Indepedent hill Knight William, Angel hotel, King st Kniveton Gilbert, clerk to county court, 50 High street Langton William, farmer, Sleet moor Lees James, surveyor & valuer, Devonshire terrace, King street Ling Ann (Mrs.), marine store dlr. King st Loach Sarah (Mrs.), shopkeeper, High st Loverock & Son, drapers, 3 Church st Lowe William, saddler & harness maker, Market place Lynam Jn. shopkeeper, Nottingham rd Machin Anthony, beer ret. Mansfield rd McKnight Edith Lilian (Miss), professor of music, 2 Church street McKnight Henry, watchmaker & jeweller, 2 Church street Miasey Alfd. hide & skin dlr, New st Marriott George, glass & china delaer, Nottingham road Marsh William, tailor, 13 King street Mather Luke William, monumental mason, New street Matthews Noah, Wagon & Horses P.H. King street Merriman John, beer retailer & greengrocer &c.40 High street Mid-Derbyshire Star (Andrew John Ruglan, proprietor ; published Thursday morning), King st. See advert Midland Agricultural Society (Edward S. Cutts, of Morton, sec) Miles Walt. Swan & Salmon P.H. Derby Rd. Milward Griffin, haberdashr. 12 Market pl Moore William, beer ret. Nottingham road Morris Eliza & Annie (Misses), dress makers, King street Morton John, hair dresser, 10 High st Moss Robert, Crown P. H. Sleet Moor la Muschamp Percival, manager of Blackwell Colliery Co. Limited, Alfreton New Colliery Mycroft George, butcher, High street Mycroft Herbert, boot maker, King st Mycroft Matthew, farmer, Chesterfield rd Nelson William Wooding, solicitor, clerk to Alfreton local board (firm, Thurman, Cattle & Nelson, High street ; & at Ripley Nix John, farmer, Outseats Nottingham Joint Stock Bank Limited (Arthur Henry Welbourne. manager), High street ; draw on Union Bank of London Limited, London EC Oakes James & Co, colliery proprietors, Coates Park colliery Olerenshaw George, assistant overseer & collector or rates, Sycamore cottage Palmer-Morewood Charles Rowland, colliery proprtr. Swanwick collieries Parkin Herbert, news agent, 85 King st Parkin John, auctioneer, valuer & estate agent, High street : & at Ilkeston Parkin Samuel, insur. agnt, Mansfield rd Parry-Jones & Corkery, physicians & surgeons, 1 High street Parry-Jones Maurice M.D., B.S. London (firm, Parry-Jones & Corkery), physician & surgeon, & medical officer No. 5 District, Mansfield union, 1 High street Pearson George,boot & Shoe mak.King st Peel William, butcher, 150 King street Pickburn Willoughby, tinplate worker, High street Pogmore Frederick George, land agent to C. R. Palmer-Moorwood esq. D. L., J. P. ; offices, Swanwick collieries Preston George, journalist, King street Purdy George, farmer, Outseats Radford Edmund, Railway inn, & shopkeeper, 118 King street Radford George, shopkeeper, 53 High street Radford Grittin, farmer, High High street Radford John Calladine, insurance agnt. High street corner Ranshaw George, coal carter, Derby rd Rawson Francis,ironmonger & furniture dealer, 1 High street Redfern Joseph, milliner & draper, King street ; & at Ripley RhOdes Emma (Miss), dress maker, 125 King street Rickards Benjamin, brewery agent, 3 Springfield villas Rickards Frdk. Stanley, solicitor, clerk to the county magistrates, perpetual commissioner, commissioner for oaths Rickards Hy. accntnt. &c.3 Springfield vls Ripley Industrial Co-operative Society Limited (branch) (William Oldknow, manager), grocers, provision mers. drapers & general dealers &c.King st Robinson John Thomas, grocer, 130 & 131 King street Robinson Joseph Spencer, pharmaceutical chemist, 18 Church street Robinson William, grocer, 3 King street Rodgers Samuel, bird & animal preserver, 45 Derby road Roe John & Son, builders, Contractors, slate & slab merchants & dealers in bricks & tiles &c.41 King street Rooks Wm. Hy. boot maker, 46 King st. Rowbottom Samuel & Son, printers, book sellers, stationers &c.King street Ruglen Andrew John, proprietors of the "Mid Derbyshire Star" & printer &c.King street. See advertisement Savings Bank (Holland Rowbottom, actuary ; G. Olerenshaw, auditor) ; open every friday from 2.30 till 3.30 p.m. & saturdays from 6 to 7 p.m. at Mr. Rowbottom's, King street SCHOFIELD ALFRED George commercial hotel & posting house omnibus meets all principal trains ; superior old wines & foreign spirits Seely Charles & Co. colliery proprietors (Stewart Crawford Wardell, manager ; Thomas Hancock, chief agent), Birchwood collieries Sharp Geo. Brudnall, draper, Market pl Shaw Edmund, baker. 153 King street Simpson William, shopkpr. 22 King st Smith Thomas, beer retailer, 18 King st Smith Frederic, dentist.; attends fortnightly, at Mrs. Thirkill's, 140 King street; res. Chesterfield Smith Fredk. Thos. shopkpr. Mansfield rd Stamp Office (Thomas T. Cutler), Post office, High Street stokes Thomas, joiner, Nottingham rd Stroyan L. S. manager of Crompton & Evans' Union Bank Lim. Church st Sutcliffe Edward, bricklayer, Derby rd Swanwick Collieries (Charles Rowland Palmer-Morwood, proprietor: John Wm. Eardley, manager : Fredk. Geo. Pogmore, agent), Swanwick collieries Taylor George, farmer, Sleeet moor Taylor Stanley, miller (wind) & farmer, Sleet moor Taylor Walter, butcher, King street Thacker Richd, watch maker & jeweller & fancy repository, 26 King street Thirkill Ann (Mrs.), saddler & harness maker, 140 King street Thompson William, boot & shoe dealer, Nottingham Road Thurman, Cattle & Nelson, solicitors, High street: & at Ilkeston & Ripley Thurman Henry (firm, Thurman, Cattle & Nelson, solicitor, commissioner for oaths, & clerk to the South Wingfield & South Normanton school boards, High street ; & at Ilkeston & Ripley Torkingtcon John, clogger, 21 King street Turner Alexander, hair dresser, High st Turner Martha (Mrs.), grocr. 13 Derby rd Turner William, boiler maker, smith & farmer, Sleet moor Walker Joseph, insur. agnt. Nottingham rd Walters Grace (Miss), ladies' seminary, 1 Springfield villas Walters Jn. Richard, grocer &c.Chapel st Watson William & Son, auctioneers & valuers, house agents, public accountants, debt & rent collectors, trustees in bankruptcy & general brokers, Victoria buildings; & at Oxford st. Ripley & Ilkeston Wayne George, Castle P. H. High street Webster Francis, Kings Head hotel & wholesale & retail butcher & cattle dealer & farmer, King street Webster John, butcher & farmer, 14 & 15 King street Welbourne Arthur Henry, manager of Nottingham Joint Stock Bank Lim. High street Wheatcroft Jas. gro. & prov. dlr. 114 King st White John, farmer, Sleet moor Wild John, milk dealer, Church street Williams Charles, carpenter, King st Williamson James Chamberlain, beer retailer, Park street Williamson Sarah Ann (Mrs.),draper &c.25 King street Wilson & Son, solicitors, King street Wilson John, plasterer, Nuttall street Wilson Joseph, farmer, Outseats Wilson Joseph George (firm, Wilson & Son), solicitor, perpetual commissioner & commissioner for oaths, King street Wilson Thos. Power, draper, 83 King st Wilson William Mortimer B.A. (firm, Wilson & Son), solicitor, King street Wood James, assist. supt. to Prudential Assurance Co. Lim. 2 Springfield vils Wray Jsph.Geo. Beresford, tailr. High st Wright John, pawnbroker. King street Yeoman George, wheelwright, New st [End of transcript. Spelling, case and punctuation
are as they appear in the Directory.]
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