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Kelly's Directory, Derbyshire, 1891> This page |
| Ripley (with Waingroves), Derbyshire |
| 19th Century Derbyshire Directory Transcripts |
| From: Kelly's Directory of the Counties of Derby, Notts, Leicester and Rutland pub. London (May, 1891) - pp.290-293 |
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| RIPLEY is
a thriving market town and township, with two railway stations, and
in 1855 was formed into a parish from the parish of Pentrich ; it
is 5 miles north-east from Belper, 137 from London by rail and 136
by road, 3½ south-west from Alfreton, and 10 north from Derby,
in the Ilkeston division of the county, hundred of Morleston and
Litchurch, Belper petty sessional division and union, Alfreton county
court district, rural deanery of Alfreton, archdeaconry of Derby
and diocese of Southwell. Waingroves, annexed to this parish for
civil purposes in 1888, under the "Divided Parishes Act," is
ecclesiastically attached to Codnor and Loscoe. A branch line of
the Midland railway from Derby was opened for passenger traffic in
1857, with a station near the town, and in 1890 was extended to Butterley
station, situated one mile north on the Ambergate and Pye Bridge
branch: in the same year a new line was opened for passenger traffic
to Codnor and Heanor, joining the branch 1 mile south of Ripley station.
The town is the management of a Local Board of twelve members, formed
in 1867 ; it is lighted with gas and supplied with water from an
artesian well 180 feet deep; the works, situated near the Market
place are the property of the Local Board. The
church of All Saints, erected in 1821, is a building of stone in
the Decorated style, consisting of chancel, nave, porch and an embattled
tower at the south-west angle, containing a clock and 5 bells, dated
1861; the lower stage of the tower forms a porch: it was completely
restored in 1861, and an organ was presented by Major Jessop in 1863:
there are 600 sittings. The register dates from the year 1821. The
living is a vicarage, net yearly value £284, including 56 acres
of glebe, in the gift of the trustees of the late Francis Wright
esq. and held since 1887 by the Rev. William Edgar Bradstock M.A.
of Brasenose College, Oxford. A vicarage house was erected in 1865.
St. John's district iron church, at Green Hillocks, was erected by
the Butterley Company, at a cost of about £800; the Rev. Charles
Robert Round has been curate in charge since 1884. There are Baptist,
Wesleyan, United Free Methodist, Primitive Methodist, and Congregational
chapels, and the Christadelphians have a meeting room in Park road.
A cemetery of five acres, with a mortuary chapel, was formed in 1858,
and is under the control of a Burial board of nine members. The Market
Hall, erected in 1880 by the Local Board, contains a large room for
entertainments as well as a Board room and public offices, and
a fire engine house. The E and F companies of the 1st Volunteer Battalion,
Derbyshire Regiment, have their headquarters in the town. At Butterley
are the blast furnaces, foundries, boiler yards and iron works of
the Butterley Company Limited, who are also proprietors of several
large collieries here and in the neighbouring parishes, in which
hard and soft coal of good quality is worked, adjoining the Cromford
canal, and have a branch line of railway from Codnor Park to the
Butterley works. Messrs. Crossley have an extensive establishment
for the manufacture of cotton wicks and silk, cotton and mohair braids,
boot laces &c. A market granted by charter of Henry III. and
formerly held on Wednesday, is now held on Saturday. Fairs are held
on Wednesday in Easter week and the 23rd of October. Butterley Hall,
the residence of Albert Leslie Wright esq. J.P. is a stone mansion,
situated on a pleasant acclivity, with extensive pleasure grounds
and good offices. There are no manorial rights. The shareholders
of the Butterley Company Limited are the principal landowners. The
area is 2,815 acres; rateable value, £26,181. The population
of the township, including the hamlets of BUTTERLEY (which is in
the postal district of Alfreton), GREEN HILLOCKS, GREENWICH, HARTSHAY,
MAREHAY and STREET LANE, in 1881 was 7,298 ; the population of the
ecclesiastical parish in 1881 was 6,824, and of local board district
in 1881, 6,081. POST, M. O. & T. O., S. B. & Insurance & Annuity Office.— James Warriner, receiver. Letters arrive from Derby at 7 a.m. & 4.35 p.m.; dispatched at 9.5 a.m. 1.40 p.m. 3.55 p.m. saturdays only, 7.40 p.m. Saturdays excepted & 9.10 p.m. saturdays only. There is no delivery or dispatch on sundays. Money orders granted & paid from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. daily, sundays excepted WALL LETTER Boxes.—Butterley Hill, cleared at 7 p.m. week days only; Green Hillocks, cleared at 6.50 p.m. week days only; Greenwich, cleared at 6.30 p.m. week days only; Lowes Hill, 6.50 p.m. week days only ; Marehay, 6.30 p.m. week days only COUNTY MAGISTRATES FOR BELPER PETTY SESSIONAL DIVISION. Strutt George Henry esq. D. L. Bridge Hill, Belper, chairman Strutt Hon. Frederick, Milford house, Derby Alleyne Sir John Gay Newton bart. C.E. The Chevin, Belper Crompton Jn. Gilbert esq. D.L. The Lilies, Brailsford, Derby Haslam William Coates esq. The Elms, Ripley, Derby Heywood Arthur Perical esq. M.A. Duffield Bank, Derby Hurt Albert Frederic esq. D.L . Alderwasley hall, Derby Pedder Col. Charles Denison, Kilburne hall, Derby Smith Francis Nicholas esq. Wingfield park, Derby Smith Rowland esq. D.L. Duffield hall, Derby Strutt George Herbert esq. Makeney house, Derby Twyford Col. Henry Robert, Sunny Bank, Belper Woolley Joseph Henry esq. Holly Bank, Kilburne, Derby Wright Albert Leslie esq. Butterley hall, Ripley, Derby Clerk to the Magistrates, F. D. Huish, 15 Wardwick, Derby Petty sessions are held at the Market hall every alternate monday & at the Public hall, Belper, every alternate Thursday at 11 a. m. & an occasional court is held at Mr. Pym's office, Bridge street, Belper. The following places are included in the division:—Alderwasley, Ashleyhay, Belper, Crich, Duffield, Hazelwood, Heage, Holbrook. Kilburne, Pentrich, Ripley, Shottle, Turnditch & Windley LOCAL BOARD. Offices, Market hall. Board day last wednesday of the month. Clerk, John Thomas Capon, Church street Treasurer, William Hugh Lowthian, Church street Medical Officer of Health, Edward Gaylor, Belper Surveyor, William Hopkinson, Wellington street Inspector of Nuisances, Charles Shelton, Greenwich Collector, William Cutts, Hartshay Water Works Manager, Thomas Brown PUBLIC ESTABLISHMENTS:— Cemetery, George M. Capon, clerk to the Burial Board ; Henry Wilmot, keeper Market Hall, Market place Sherwood Foresters (Derbyshire Regiment), 1st Volunteer Battalion, Major Corfield, commanding; E company, Capt. Albert Leslie Wright; & F company, Capt. J. B. Wheeler Police Station, Thomas Willcott Reed, inspector Public Hall, Wellington street PUBLIC OFFICERS :— Certifying Factory Surgeon & Medical Officer & Public Vaccinator, Ripley District, Belper Union, & Medical Officer of Health, No. 1 Belper Rural District, Josiah Allen, Derby road Medical Officer of Health for Heage Urban Sanitary Authority, George Garnham, Market place Collector of Poor's Rates & Assistant Overseer, Frank Fletcher, Wall street Inspector of Police,—Richards, Moseley street Town Crier, William George Hunt, Pentrich road SCHOOLS:— A School Board of 7 members was formed in 1880 for the united district of Ripley & Pentrich, with Denby contributory sending 2 members; John Thomas Capon, Church street, clerk to the board; Thomas Cutts, Hartshay, attendance officer Board, Hartshay (mixed), built in 1884, for 43 infants; average attendance, 27; Miss Deborah Stanley, mistress Board, Street lane (mixed & infants), built in 1887, for 150 children; average attendance, 149; Septimus Collingwood, master Board, Waingroves (mixed & infants), built in 1884, for 131 children; average attendance 95; Miss Sabina E. Jackson, mistress National, built in 1819 & re-erected by the Butterley Company for 350 boys, 185 girls & 250 infants; average attendance, 240 boys, 170 girls & 230 infants; Frank Allfray, master; Miss Jane Cholerton Hanson, mistress; Miss Harriet Bibby, infants' mistress St. John's National, Green Hillocks (mixed & infants), erected by the Butterley Company in 1865 & enlarged by them in 1871 & again in 1887 for 310 children & 156 infants; average attendance, 280 children & 130 infants; Arthur Day, master; Miss Harriet Fretwell, infants' mistress NEWSPAPERS:— Ripley Advertiser; published saturday; George Rowland, (exors. of), proprietor ; Church street Ripley & Heanor News, Church street ; George Casswell Brittain, printer & publisher ; published friday RAILWAY STATIONS:— Butterley, John Henry Grundy, station master Ripley, Edward Robert Brown, station master CARRIER TO DENBY, LITTLE EATON & DERBY.—Mrs Sarah Wood, fri. & Alfreton & Swanwick, sat Gadsby passes through from Derby to Swanwick on fri PRIVATE RESIDENTS. Adlington Henry, Croft house Allen Josiah, Derby road Andrews Geo. Seckham, Chapel street Argile Robert, Alfred street Arthur Alfred, Butterley Arthur William, Reservoir ho. Butterley Bailey Henry, Grosvenor place Baker Godfrey, Florence villa Barton Mrs. Grosvenor house Bembridge William B. Scarsdale house Bennett Mrs. Cromford road Blanch Rev Jsph. Bensn. [Wes.], Street la Bradstock Rev. Wm. Edgar M.A. Vicarage Brentnall Arnold, Wall street Burrell John Joshua, Providence street Capon John Thomas, Church street Copestake Mrs. Grosvenor place Crossley Horace, The Beeches, Cromfd. rd Crossley James, Car house Crossley Mrs. Springfield house Dannah Mrs. Chapel street Davenport Rev. Mark [Wes.], Chapel st Day Arthur, St. John's school house Day George, The Grange Fletcher Mrs. Greenwich house Fletcher Thomas, Grosvenor place Garnham George, Market place Gillott Thomas, Hammersmith Goodwin Thomas Tyrrell, Lowes hill Hackett Rev. Benjamin, Ripley college Hall Joseph, High street Harrison Joseph, Outram street Hartshorne Rev. Thomas [Primitive Methodist], Cromford road Haslam William Coates J.P. The Elms Holgate Rev. John [United Methodist Free Church], Nottingham road Hutchinson Alexander, Market place Johnson John, Providence street Lawton Charles, Chapel street Lea Thomas, Hammersmith Lee George, Grosvenor place Lee Herbert, Bank house, Market place Lowthian William Hugh, Bank house, Church street Ogle William, Willows Paul Wm. Kirman, Nottingham road Redfern Joseph, Church street Round Rev. Charles Robert [curate in charge of St. John's], St. John's villa Slack Mrs. Greenhill house Smith Mrs. Grosvenor place Topham Miss, High street Wain John, Bleak house, Oxford street Walker Samuel, Alfred street Wallis Charles Geo. B.A. Butterley hill Webster Mrs. Butterley hill Wright Albt. Leslie J.P. Butterley hall COMMERCIAL. Abbott William, foundry manager to the Butterley Co. Limited, Butterley Allcock William, farmer, Green hillocks Allen Josiah, surgeon, medical officer of health, certifying factory surgeon, medical officer & public vaccinator, Ripley district, Belper union ; & medical officer of health. No. 1 Belper rural district, Derby road Allen & Wallis, surgeons Allen Elijah, fishmonger, Lowes hill Allen George, butcher, Lower Hartshay Allsop James, farmer, Marehay Alton Alfred, butcher, Butterley hill Alton James, butcher, Oxford street Amott Geo. Prince of Wales P.H. Buttrly. hl Andrews Geo. Seckham, dentist, Chapel st Anthony Edwd. butcher, Pentrich road Anthony John, plumber, Derby road Argile Robert, architect, civil engineer & surveyor & insurance agnt. Oxford st Argyle Alfred, beer retailer, Outram st Arthur Alfred, accountant to the Butterley Co. Limited, Butterley Attewell Wm. confectnr. Nottingham rd Attewell Wm. jun. confctnr. Station rd Baker Edward Thos. outfitter, Chapel st Bamford John, beer retailer, Oxford st Beastall Brothers, tailors, High street Beastall Alfred, tailor, Oxford street Bee John Heywood, beer seller, Chapel st Bembridge & Cox, grocers, & agents for W. & A. Gilbey, wine & spirit merchants, Church street Birks Samuel, farmer, Butterley fields Birks William, beer ret. Butterley hill Blackwell Samuel, hair dresser, Green hillocks & High street Blount Elizabeth (Mrs.), grcr. Chapel st Blount Isaac, refreshment rms. Chapel st Blount Richard Peat, grocer, Church st Bonsall Enoch, saddler, Derby road Booth George, saddler, Oxford street Booth John, greengrocer, High street Booth Mary (Miss), dress ma. Chapel st Bower Charles & Son, flour warehouse, Nottingham road & at Alfreton & South Wingfield Bowler George, farmer, Green hillocks Bowler Joseph, butcher, Green hillocks Bowman Henry, brick maker, Marehay Bradley Herbt. beer ret. Low. Hartshay Brittain George Casswell, printer, bookseller & stationer & office of the "Ripley & Heanor News," Church street, See advertisement Brothwell John, farmer, Up. Hartshay Brown Jas. Hy. shopkpr. Green hillocks Brown John, watch maker, Oxford st Brown Thos. mgr. of the Water works Burns Jsph. pork btchr. Nottingham rd Burrell Jn. Joshua, solr. Providence st Burton Benjamin, joiner, Wood street Burton Emily ( Mrs.), grcr. Green hillocks Burton James, chimney sweepr. Park st Butler James, farmer, butcher & grocer, Street lane Butterley Co. Limited (The), iron masters, engineers, manufacturers of bar & plate iron & stool & iron founders, bridge, girder & roof builders & coal owners (Fitz Herbert Wright esq. managing director; F. C. Corfield, manager for Derbyshire & Nottinghamshire collieries; I. C. Cadman, manager for collieries & iron works at Silverdale, North Staffordshire ; Geo. Day, cashier) ; head office, Butterley, Alfreton; London office, 118 Cannon street E C ; Manchester office, Deans gt Buxton George, beer retailer, Park rd Buxton Jn. photographer, Cromford rd Capon George M. clerk to the burial board & school board, Market hall Capon John Thomas, clerk to local board & clerk to the schl. board, Market hall Carrington John, farmer, Marehay Cave Varney, beer retailer, Butterley hl Cemetery (George M. Capon, clerk to the burial board; Henry Wilmot, kpr) Chamberlain George William, White Lion hotel, Market place Chambers Harry, brewers' agt. Church st Clark Benj. farmr. Padley hall & Hartshay Clark William, joiner, Park road Clay Joseph, greengrocer, Moseley st Clower William, builder & slater, Nottingham road Coleman Matthew, farmr. Up. Hartshay Conservative Association (Frank Allfrey, hon. sec.), Chapel street Cooper William John, manufacturing house furnisher & art dealer, High st Cope John, fishmonger, Church street Copestake Eliza (Mrs.), grocer, Market pl Coupe Hannah, (Mrs.), Railway hotel, Station road Coupe John, road contractor, Greenwich Coupe Jn. Volunteer Arms P.H. Park st Cresswell Joseph H. joiner & builder, Green hillocks Crooks William John, farmer, Marehay Crossley H. & Co. manufacturers of silk & cotton boot laces & mohair braids Crossley James & Son, manufacturers of cotton wicks & silk & cotton braids, Ripley mills Cursham Chas. Lambert, solr. 1 High st Curzon Alfred, grocer, Chapel street Cutts Thos. schl. attend. officr. Hartshay Cutts William, collector to the local board, Hartshay Daniel Hy. landscape gardnr. Up. Hartshy Danks Sarah & Jane Ann (Misses), milliners, Market place Dannah Annie (Mrs.), Red Lion commercial hotel & posting ho. Market pl Davies Wm. photogrphr. Nottingham rd Davis William, boot maker, Lowes hill Day George, cashier to the Butterley Co. The Grange Day Wm. Rising Sun P.H. Grn. hillocks Daykin Kendel, chemist, Church street Daykin Mary (Mrs.), gen. dlr. High st Dean George, Crown inn, High street Dilks Robert, hair dresser, High street Disney George, grocer, Station road Elliott John, joiner & undrtkr. Moseley st Evans Elizabeth (Mrs.), farmr. Whitelee Evans Eli, supt. to the Prud. Church st Fisher William Henry, grocer & wine & spirit dealer, Butterley hill Fletcher Frank, assistant overseer & collector of poor's rates, Wall street Fletcher James, shopkpr. Station road Fletcher John, builder, Greenwich Fletcher Joseph, draper, Oxford street Fletcher Mary Ann ( Mrs.), ladies' school, Greenwich house Fletcher Samuel, wholesale & retail provision merchant, Church street Fords Marehay Main Collieries Frost Emma Rose (Miss), ironmonger, High street Frost Wm. Hrbrt. ironmngr. Church st Garner Thos. Blue Bell P.H. Pentrich rd Garnham George, surgeon, & medical officer of health for Heage urban sanitary authority, Market place Garton Jn. butchr. & cattle dlr. Greenwch Gent John, grocer, Nottingham road Gibson Wm. beer ret. Lower Hartshay Gibson Wm. ironmonger, Pentrich road Goodwin Frances Elizabeth (Miss), ladies' boarding school, Butterley car Grainger Mary Ann (Mrs.), confectioner, Oxford street Grainger Charles, beer retailr. Pease hill Green John Robert M.R.C.V.S. Lond. veterinary surgeon & inspector under the Contagious Diseases (Animals) Act ; attends daily Red Lion stables ; & at Belper & Alfreton Green Joseph, farmer Green Thomas, pork butcher, High st Gregory Edwd. Royal Oak P. H. Mare hay Gregory Maurice, beer ret. Butterley hl Guest Ann (Mrs.), confectnr. Oxford st Hackett Rev. Benjamin, Ripley college Hall Frederick, butcher, High street Hand James, farmer, Hartshay Handley George, shopkeeper, Marehay Harris William, builder, Marehay Harvey John, William & Joseph, coal hauliers, Green hillocks Hawkins Samuel, beer retailer, Pease hl Hawkins William, beer ret, Lowes hill Hawkins William Henry, smallware dealer, Nottingham road Hawley Levi, Three Horseshoes P.H. Market place Hay Frank Arthur, shopkpr. Station rd Haynes George, butcher, Chapel street Haynes Jas. Midland htl. Nottingham rd Helling Joseph, ironmonger, Oxford st Hickling John, shopkeeper, Station rd Hickman Wm. minerl. watr. agt. Chapel st Highfield John, farmer, Pease hill Hilditch & Co. tailors, Market place Hill Samson, shoe maker, Church street Hill Samuel, blacksmith, Nottingham rd Hill Stephen, boot maker, Church street Hill Thomas, butcher, Pentrich road Hind Samuel, beer retailer, Cromford rd Hind William, boot maker, Wood street Holland George, beer retailer, sign writer, paperhanger, glazier, gasfitter & authorized plumber, Grosvenor place Holland Saml. wheelwright, Greenwich Hollingworth Walter & Son, coach builders; estimates given free of charge, Market place Holloway John, shopkeeper, Marehay Holloway Wm. greengrcr. Green hillocks Holmes & Co. tailors, Church street Holmes Chas. George inn, Low. Hartshay Hopkinson Wm. road surveyor & surveyor to the local board, Wellington st Houseley John. beer retailer, Moseley st Howe Louisa (Mrs.), shpkpr. Grn. hillocks Hunt Alfred, baker, Butterley hill Hunt George, greengrocer, Havelock st Hunt Joseph, manager to Ripley Gas Light & Coke Co. Limited, Public hall Hunt Jsph. beer ret. & shopkr. Street la Hunt William George, town crier & bill poster, Pentrich road Illsley Thomas B. butcher, Greenwich Illsley William, butcher, High street Jackson George, picture frame maker, Oxford street Jackson Hrbrt. Miners' Arms P. H. Marehy Johnson George, unredeemed pledge store, High street Jones Alfred, hair dresser, Nottingham rd Jones Sarah (Mrs.), milliner, Nottingham road Kemp Jonas, baker, Oxford street Kemp Jonas, jun. pork btchr. Oxford st Kemp Thomas, sewing machine agent, Nottingham road Kerry Jn. china & glass dlr. Malthouse yrd Kerry Mary Ann (Mrs.), confctnr. High st Kiddy John Joseph, Horse & Groom P.H Oxford street Kettell Henry, farmer, Cromford road King & Son, cycle mas. Green hillocks Lamb Henry, tinplate worker, Chapel st Lambert Elizabeth (Mrs.), shopkeeper, Lower Hartshay Lane John Lockwood Marson, auctioneer, High street Lanham William, grocer, Oxford street Law James, greengrocer, Wellington st Lawrence Henry, greengrocer, High st Laycock George, hop bitters bottler, Greaves street Lee Benjamin, shopkeeper, Market pl Lee George, auctioneer, accountant & valuer & agent for the Nottingham & Midland Trade Association & sec. To South Normanton & Blackwell Gas & Water Co. &c.& insur. agt. Grosvenor pl Lee Herbert, insurance agnt. Market pl Leeds & Leicester Boot Co. Church st Local Board Water Works (Thomas Brown, manager) Lomas Henry, butcher, Chapel street Lowe Herbert, farmer, Whitelee Lowthian William Hugh, manager of the Nottingham Joint Stock Bank & treasurer to the local board & insurance agent, Church street Lynam Harrt. (Mrs. ),cowkpr. Godbr. lmb Machin Thos. Woodward, beer ret. Wall st Marriott Thos. shopkpr. Green hillocks Marshall R. & Son, watch mas. Oxford st Martin William, boot maker, High st Melbourne Jn. & Sons, grocrs. Greenwch Melbourne Mary Ann (Mrs.), shop-keeper, Pease hill Millington John, hair dresser, Oxford st Miles Thomas, shopkeeper, Park street Miller Charles, painter, Chapel street Mills John, general dealer, Bighton st Mitchell William, tailor, Wellington st Moon James, blacksmith, Green hillocks & Chapel street Moore Robert, pork butcher, South Moore Thomas, beer ret. Weston spot Moss Frederick, draper, Market place Moss John, grocer, Market place Murfin Enoch, farmer, Sandam house Murfin William, farmer, Sandam farm Nelson Brothers, butchers, Church st Norman Edmund, draper, Market place Norman Samuel, hosier, Oxford street Norman Samuel, joiner, Derby road Norman William, builder, Marehay Nottingham Joint Stock Bank Limited (branch of) (William Hugh Lowthian, of nuisances to the local brd. manager), Church street; draw on Union Bank of London Limited, London E C Nuttall & Son, linen & woollen drapers, tailors & outfitters, Market place Oakland Henry Silas, butcher, High st Ogle G. C. & Son, engineers, agricultural implement, steam engine, boiler & chain manufrs. Perseverance works Ollerenshaw John, confectnr. Church st Osborn Elizh .(Mrs.),confectnr. Oxford st Osborn Keely, builder, Oxford street Painter Hy. small ware dealr. Moseley st Pare George Walter, tailor, Oxford st Parkin Joseph, shoe maker, Greaves st Parkin Walter, boot maker, Lowes hill Pauli William Kirman L.R.C.P. Edin. surgeon, Nottingham road Payne Frederick, Cock commercial hotel, Church street Peake Arthur Copson, solicitor & commissioner for oaths Peat Thos. Howard, butcher, Pentrich rd Peters Saml. Edwd. tobccnst. Church st Pickering Geo. beer ret. Lower Hartshay Potts Richard Henry, draper, Market pl Public Benefit Boot & Shoe Co. Markt. pl Public Hall, Wellington street Redfern James, farmer, Marehay Redfern Joseph, farmer, Marehay Redfern Joseph, general draper, milliner & clothier, Church st. & at Alfreton Reed Thomas Willcott, police inspector in charge of Ripley section, Moseley st Ripley Advertiser (George Rowland (exors. of), proprietor; published sat.), Church street Ripley Co-operative Society Limited, (W. Bridge, sec.), Nottingham road Ripley Gas Light & Coke Co. Limited Church street (Joseph Hunt, manager), Public hall Ripley & Heanor News (G. C. Brittain, printer & publisher ; published fri.), Church st. & at Market st. See advertisement Ripley Jubilee Institute Club (William H. Blount, sec.), Wellington street Roberts James, rope & twine maker, Hill mills Robinson Thos. greengrocer, Chapel st Robinson Thos. Chas. grngrcr. Oxford st Robinson William, temperance hotel & dining rooms; accommodation for cyclists, Church street Rodgers George, shopkeeper, Oxford st Roe Jn. Hy. monumntl. masn. Oxford st Rose Samuel, fishmonger, Chapel street Rose Saml. sen. fishmngr. Nottinghm rd Rowland George, grocer, Moseley street Rowland George (exors. of), printer & clothier, Market place Rudkin John, shopkeeper, Green hillocks Salt William, joiner, Nottingham road Saxton George, farmer, Derby road Saxton William, beer retailer, Oxford st Scales & Sons, boot & shoe manufacturers, Market Sellors Rose Hannah (Mrs.), beer retailer, Butterley hill Shardlow Thomas, tobacconist, Oxford st Shaw Jn. Jsph. tinplate worker, Oxfd st Shawcroft Elizabeth (Mrs.), shopkeepr. Green hillocks Sheldon James, grocer, Marehay Shelton Charles, auctioneer & inspector valuer, Station road Shelton Joseph, butcher, Church street Shelton Jsph. shopkpr. Chadwick's grave Shelton Mary (Mrs.), brick maker, organ manufacturer, certificated tuner & music seller, Oxford street Shephard William Arthur, pharmaceutical chemist, Market place Sherwood Foresters (Derbyshire Regt.) 1st Volunteer Battalion (Major F. C. Corfield, commandant; E company, Capt. A. Leslie Wright; F company, Capt. J. B. Wheeler) Singer Manufacturing Co. (William Vineard, manager), Oxford street Slack James, farm bailiff to the Butterley Co. Limited, Butterley park Slater Charles, Durham Ox P.H. Street la Slater Dorothy (Mrs.), upholsterer, Oxford st Slater Ezra, builder, Malthouse yard Slater Geo. china & glass dlr. Oxford st Slater John, architect & builder, Oxfrd. st Slater Samuel, wheelwright, Alfred st Smith Samuel & Co. bankers (branch) Herbert Lee, manager), Market pl.; draw on Smith, Payne & Smiths, London Smith Henry, shopkeeper, Wood street Smith James, baker, Nottingham road Smith James, coal haulier, Havelock st Smith Tatton, beer retailer, Nottnghm. rd Smith William, Thorn Tree commercial hotel & posting house, Market place Soar John, wholesale manufacturing confectioner, High street Sparham Samuel, furniture dealer, Wellington street Spendlove John, butcher, Green hillocks STADDON EMILY (MRS.), tobacconist, jeweller & optician, High street Staley Elizabeth (Miss), dress maker, Oxford street Star Tea Co. Market place Start Eliza (Mrs.), dress maker, Pentrich road Steeples Thomas, miller (wind), Pease Hill mills Stevenson Wm. farmer, Green hillocks Stock Bros. farmers, Upper Hartshay Stone Samuel, farmer, Stripe Stretton Henry, butcher, Oxford street Stuart John, beer retailer, High street Sun Tea Co. Oxford street Sweeting Jas. coal haulier, Wellington st Taylor John, grocer, Greenwich Taylor Maria Alice (Mrs.), pawnbroker, Butterley hill Taylor Matthew Hy. prk. btchr. Church st Thompson Charles, boot ma. Oxford st Thornhill Joseph, confectioner, Oxford st Thrush Joseph May, shpkpr. Buttrly. hill Tomlinson Sarah (Mrs.), haberdasher, Marehay Turton Geo. shopkeeper, Nottingham rd Verry Richard, leather cutter, Oxford st Victoria Habitation Primrose League (John W. G. Pickering, hon. sec) Wain John, road contractor, High st Wain John, ironmonger, chemist & insurance agent, High street Walker Annie (Miss), hosiery knitter, Oxford street Walker John Flint, farmer, seedsman & valuer, Station road Walker Mary Frances (Miss), ladies' school, Market place Walker William, harmonium & reed organ manufacturer, certificated tuner & music seller, Oxford street Waller Rosey (Mrs.), shpkpr. Moseley st Wallis Charles George B. A., L.R. C.P. Lond. surgeon, Butterley hill Walters William, King William The Fourth P.H. Lowes hill Walters Wilson, beer retailer, Outram st Warriner James, stationer & post office, High street Watson William & Son, auctioneers, valuers, house agents, public accountants & debt & rent collectors, trustees in bankruptcy & general brokers, Oxford st. ; & at Alfreton & Ilkeston Watson George, brick maker, Alfred st Watson Henry Rowbottom, bicycle ma. Greenwich Watson Mary (Mrs.), dress maker, Oxford street Watson Samuel Thomas, auctioneer & furniture, china & glass dealer & insurance agent, Oxford street Webster Bros. butchers, Butterley hill Webster Samuel, fishmonger, Oxford st Welborn Rebecca (Miss), confectioner, Oxford street Wetton William, builder, Alfred street Wheatley William, fishmonger, High st Whiskerd Thos. wheelwright, Pentrich rd White John, watch maker, Derby road Whysall -, beer retailer, Market place Wilkinson David, medical botanist, Chapel street Williams Charles, cycle agent, Alfred st Wilmot Theodocia (Mrs.), haberdasher, High street Wood John, blacksmith, Market place Wood Sarah (Mrs.), carrier, Moseley st Woolley Geo. beer retailer, Greenwich Wright Thomas, marine store dealer, Green hillocks Wyld Isaiah, carpenter, Moseley street Waingroves. [Letters should be addressed Denby, Derby.] Bates Rev. Herbert Wright B.A. curate of Condor] Abbott William, shopkeeper Allcock James, shopkeeper Beecroft Thomas, beer retailer Bingham John, farmer Cope George, beer retailer Fisher Herbert, Thorn Tree inn Godber George, butcher Parkin Samuel, shopkeeper Shelton Charles & Son, brick makers Short Frederick, shopkeeper [End of transcript. Spelling, case and punctuation are as they appear in the Directory.]
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