232 . . [KELLY'S is by reputation the deepest in Derbyshire. A species arches, on the road to , crosses the Derwent: it of galena, called "Slickensides," is found in Hav Cliff is two miles north-east from Eyam and three-quarters ~line, possessed of very dangerous properties, a scratch of a mile from Grindleford station on the Dore ant} with a pick or blow from a hammer being sufficient to Chinley sections of the Midland railway. Divine service explode the rocks to which it is found attached. The is conducted every Sunday morning in the schoolroom at earthquake which destroyed Lisbon in 1755 was sensibly Grindleford Bridge: here is a reformed Wesleyan chapel. felt in this mine and others in Eyarn Edge: these mines The Duke of Devonshire K.G. is lord of the mamr. are at present closed. The chief industry of the place i~ The principal landowners are the Duke of Rutland P.C., the manufacture of boots and shoes. Miss Anna Seward, G.C.B. Col. Robe.rt, Athorpe R.E., E. A. J. Maynard esq. poetess, and daughter of the Rev. Thomas Seward, some- and the trustees of 1Villiam Dixon esq. The acreage is time rector of Eyam, was born here in 1747, and died at 1,°91; rateable value, £1,124; the population in 1891 Lichfield, 25 March, 1809. Peter Cunningham, the poet, was 266. was curate here for some time, but afterwards went to Parish Clerk, \Villiam Dane. Chertsey, Surrey, where he died July, 1805. The Me- chanics' Institute, opened in 1859, and enlarged in 1894, Post, M. O. &; T. 0., S. B., EX'IJress Delivery & Annuity is a building of stone with a large portico, and has a read- &; Insurance Office. John William Froggatt, sub-post- ing room well supplied with the leading daily and weekly master. Letters are received through Sheffield at 8.13 papers, periodicals &c.: a library containing about 3,000 a.m. &; dispatched at 5.25 p.m.; sundays the same. volumes was established in 1821; the annual subscription ~Ioney orders are granted & paid from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m is 6s. and there are about 50 members. Leam Hall, the \Vall Letter Box cleared at 4·45 p.m. week days only property of Col. Robert Athorpe R.E. of 20 \Vestbourne \Vall Letter Box, Foolow, cleared at 4. 15 p.m. week days street, London, and the residence of Thoma~ Booth esq. Post Office, Grindleford Bridge.- Miss Hannah Kenyon, is about 2 miles north of the village. Eyam Hall, the seat sub-postmistress. Letters arrive through Sheffield at of the Misses \Vright, is a large Elizabethan mansion of 7. 20 a.m.; dispatched at 6.15 p.m. Postal orders are st{)ne. Some ancient records connected with the place, issued hen', but not paid. Eyam is the nearest money consisting of deeds, charters and matters relating to the order office & telegraph office for delivery, but the manor and rectory, exist in the )Volley collection in the raihray station is nearest for collection of telegrams British Museum, and are found among the Add. ~ISS. Schools 6667 to 6691. The Duke of Devonshire K.G. is lord of the manor. The principal landowners are the trustees of Endowed Church of (mixed & infants), built in Lord Denman, the Misses "\Vright, the Rev. Canon Charles 18 77 & enlarged in 1894, for 250 boys & girls & 60 Sisum Wright M.A. rector of Stokesley, Yorks, Col. Robt. infants; average attendance, 95 boys & girls & 40 Athorpe, Charles Eyre Bradshaw Bow1es esq. and Thomas infants; Richard Owen, master; Miss Eliza SuttOD, Gregory esq. The soil is a light sandy loam; subsoil, infants' mistress. The endowment consists of £500 limestone and sand. The crops are oats, but, the land is left by Miss Rawson, & sold for £350, two-thirds being mostly pasture land. The acreage is 2,464; rateable invested in Consols, & one-third was applied lA> the value, £4,1II; the population in 1891 was 996 in the enlargement of the infants' room, under a scheme of township and 1,414 in the parish. the Charity Commissioners; the total income amounts Foolow, 2 miles west, is an ancient village and township, to about £17 17s. yearly chiefly inhabited by farmers. Here is a small mission Grindleford Bridge (mixed), a stone building, built in church, built in 1889. In the centre of this village is a 1876, for 80 children; average attendance, S2; Miss stone cross, and there is also a Reformed Methodist chapel. Patrick, mistress: the Church of England service is The trustees of Lord Denman, the Rev. Canon C. S. conducted here every sunday morning Wright M.A. Benjamin Bagshaw esq. of Sheflield, the Omnibuses to :-Chesterfield, Joseph Robinson, sat. re- trustees of the late Samuel Bagshaw esq. Charles Eyre turning same day; Grindleford station, Albert Greg~ry, Bradshaw Bowles esq. and John Thornhill esq. are the 'William Kenyon & Samuel Godber, meet all trains principal landowners. The acreage is 986 ; rateable value, Carrier to Sheffield.-Mrs. Dinah OJOper, tues. return- £,1017; the population in r891 was 15 2. ing same day .Eyam ·Woodland, with Grindleford Bridge, is a town- Railway Station (Dare & Chinley), Grindleford, Samuel ship on th!} Sheffield road, where a stone bridge of 3 Hart, station master EYA:\L p.m. mon.); draw on Glyn, ~rills, Moorhouse Geo.& In.farmr;;. Bretton *" . Gurrie & Co. London EC l'Ieedham Samuel,farmer,llang:ng fiat :.\Iarked thuk t~ecerve letter;; through Dane Uriah & Edward, carpenters Outram Robert, fishery keeper, Learn a ersage. Dane \Villiam, carpenter PaI:reyman George, farmer PRIVATE RESIDENTS. Davis T. farmer, Foolow Pursglove John William, butrher Booth Thomas, Learn hall EIliott Ralph, farmer Redfearn Joseph, farmer, Rrogter field Clibborn Miss Fletcher George, Bold Rodney P.H. Redfearn Samuel, farmer,Brcster field Freeman Rev.Harry Joseph, Rectory & farmer Rhodes In. farmer, Shepherd's park

4Froggatt Mrs ! Fox Robert, farmer, Shepherd's fiat Ridgeway Brothers, wholes:>.le ankle Gregory Thomas, The View IFrith \Yilliam. boot & sh0e maker strap manufacturers Gunstone )Villiam, Mag-clough farm ;Froggatt & Son, drapers, gr,Jcers &, Ridgeway George, Bull's Hilad P.R Heathcote Thomas druggists, Post ofli~e Robinson Charles, farmer Hodgkinson Miss, Foolow Furness -, farmer Robinson John, farmer Ireland Edward Furness Ann (~Irs.), farmer Rohinson Sarah (Mrs.), Dal! P.H Leader John Daniel F.S.A. Dell "iew Furness Catherine pIrs.), shopkeer;el' Sellars Samuel, boot & shoe manufetr Lee John Albert M.B., C.M.Edin Fumess Joseph, farmer Shirley Harriet (Mrs.), :rmr. TIretton ~ixon \Villiam J.P. Beech hurst Furness ::\Iary (::\Irs.), :armer Slinn Samuel, farmer Thompson The Misses Furnes;; Matthew, farmer, "\Y?terfall Smith &; Marples Annie & Kate Townend Capt. John, Firs Furnes9 Peter John,farmer,Ca;;tle gate C~Iisses) Wright The Misses, Eyam hall .GillThos.Shirley,farmer,Ladywash fm Smith .A.lbert Ernest. ~rocer Gregory Albprt, Foresters' Arms Townsend .A.lice' C\Iiss), farmer, Bret- COMMERCIAL. P.R. & butcher ton Clough Baggaley James, beer retailer Hancock John, gamekeeper to Thomas Townsend Jsph. frmr. Bretton Clough Bagshaw Frank, farmer, Bre~ton Gregory esq. Staned~e house Townsend Wm. farmr. Brdton Clough Bamford 'Vm. boot & shoe manufactr Harrison Thomas Frederick, tailor, Turner Samuel, farmer, High cliff Barnes Edmund, blacksmith news agent & collector of income Turner Samuel "\Villiam, beer retailer Barnes Frederick, letter carrier taxes & poor rates "'Unwin Arnaud, blacksmith Bennett George, slater & plasterer Ireland & Froggatt, wholesale boot &: Lnwin Francis, quarry Qwner Blackwell Robt. boot & shoe maker shoe manufacturers \Vain Ralph, silk weaver Bland James, farmer IKenyon"\Y.brewers' ag-r.Eyam-1Yoodlnd "'Walker John, farmer, IIazeI:ord Booth Thomas Stamford, tanner,Goat- Lee Herbert, shpkpr.& farmr. Foolow Walker John Rippon, farmer cliff brook Lee John Albert :\LB., C.M. Edin. surg· Walton Charles, Rose &: Crown P.R Bower ThT~~as, farmer, Cro;;slow Maddocks James, shopkeeper \Vells John, letter carrier Bowers ,\ Ilham, shopkeeper Maltby Edwin, farmer ·West Edmund & Sons, wholesale boot Bramwell Jabez, tailor Marples \Villiam, ::\Iinen' AI'ms r.II. & shoe makers Cooper Henry, fllrmer & farmer & butcher White Frederick, jun. stone mason Cooper J~mes, shoe maker Mechanics' Institute (Edwin 'laW,y, White George, shoe maker Cooper Dmah (~Irs.), farmer & carrier sec) ·Wragg Geo. Ernest, farmer, Rile! Crompton &; l:vans' Lnion Bank Lim. I*"::\liddleton John &; James, farmers, Wright John, jun. farmer &; corn dlr (branch) (T. T. Cutler, mauager), I Hnleforrl hall Wright John, sen. farmer Hathersage (open II a.m. to 2.3') Middleton Francis,Barrell P .H.Bretton Youle George, wholesale shoe m?nufr