DIRECTORY] LA.NGLEY MILL 541 -======-======-====~======~ Langar. :r ARMERS AND GRAZIERS. Barnston Blue Lias Lime Co, (Geo. Bailey Mrs. Elizabeth, v, Unicorn Attewell Thomas I Baxter Thomas & Wltr. 0. Fowler& Ths. Marshall) Baxter Thomas, coal merchant, and Foster Stephen Blackburn Mr. Jas, Old Manor hse at and Barnston H · b h W'll' H Keyston John Thos, rate collector ..A.slocktm i~gm ot am 1 1am enry . *Beecroft Chs, of 0. Beecroft ~ Sons Mackley Mrs. Sarah, and joiner King George, station master Broadhurst Alfred, steward to Mr. Milner John I Pacey John Stokes Mr. Jas. Hy, Langar grange Tonman Mosley Stokes J. H. I Walwin George Stokes Thomas, cottager and shopr Clarke Miss Mary Walwin George, jun. Tansley James, p.c. Clarke William, blacksmith Walwin Mrs. Ann I Walwin James Disborough Robert, agent Prudent} CARRIER. Whyler Sam, baker, coal merchant, Goodwin Wm, butcher, h Bingham Watchorn, through from Plungar to shopkeeper and sub-postmaster Hanson Miss Eugenie, the school , W. and S. FARMERS AND GRAZIERS. Wood Rev. Hugh Hathorn, M. A., Barnston. Goodwin Geo, & valuer & land agent Rectory Moore William COTTAGERS AND COWKEEPERS. PosT OFFICE, Sam Whyler. sub- Walwin Geo, jun, Barnston Ldg fm Manchester William postmaster. Letters from N otting- CARRIER. Millington Luke Henry, and tailor ham arrive about 8-30; box cleared Watchorn, through from Plungar to Pacey (John) & Stokes (Thomas) at 7-10 on week-days only. Nottingham, W. and S. LANGLEY MILL is a village in the Ilkeston the first Sunday after August 9th. The chapelry of division (), with stations on the Midland is half-a-mile north, Milnhay a mile east, and Great Northern railways, in the parish of and Marlpool one mile south-east. (a small portion being in Eastwood), Basford union, ST. JoHN's CHURCH, Aldercar (chapel-of-ease to Belper County Court district, and division of Heanor Heanor).-Services, Sunday 10-30 and 6-30 ; Owrate, for the County Council. It is about 9i miles N. W. Rev. C. B. Porter, B. A. ; OTganist, Mr. Wm. Pander, from Nottingham, and 9l N. E. from Derby. It is CHAPELs.-BAPTIST : Sunday 2-30 and 6; Keeper, partly in Notts, but principallv in Derbyshire, the Isaac Wilson. PRIMITIVE METHODIST: 2-30 and 6; village being intersected by the Erewash, which Keeper, John Todd. FREE CHURCH: 2-30 and 6; divides the two counties. Here are two iron foundries, Keeper, Henry Ratcliffe. WESLEYAN: 10-45 and 6, extensive railway wheel and wagon works, a stone- Monday 7-15; Keeper, Henry Justice. ware manufactory, and steam corn mill worked on PosT, MoNEY ORDER AND TELEGRAPH 0FFIOE at the Anglo-Hungarian system. The Wesleya'!l chapel C. Henson's. Letters from Nottingham delivered at was erected in 1870. A new Primitive Methodist 7 a. m. and 4-30 p. m. ; box cleared at 9-50 a. m., Chapel was opened in 1888. There is likewise a 4-30, 7-40, and 9 p. m. on week-days, at 6 p. m. on Baptist Chapel and Methodist Free Church ; also an Sundays. Pillar box at Aldercar cleared at 3-45 and IndApendent Chapel at Marlpool. The feast is ou 8-45 p.m. on week-days only. Marked tare at A.ldercar. Millington Francis, coml traveller TURNER GEO. REYNOLDS, Argile Mrs. Hannah, draper Moore Robert & John, upholsterers wheel mkr, wagon builder, Astle George, foreman at wagon wks NoTTINGHAM AND DISTRICT BANK engnr, brass and iron fndr, Barlow George, weighing mchn elk (M. W. F. 10-30 to 2) Vulcan Iron Works, h Dun- Barnes Wm, foreman at wagon wks Pander Robt, engineer and rate col- stead Lodge tBlasdale Miss Cthn, mstrs Inft schl lector, Albert cottage Turner Tom N ewsam, trading as g, Brougb Geo, joiner, bldr & genl dlr Pinegar William, at Smith & Son's, R. Turner, h The Uplands, Eastwtl- t.Brown Mrs. Sarah Ann, china and Queen street · Watson the Misses, drapers, &c. glass dealer Piper Albert, baker and confectioner Webster Thomas, tailor, draper and Calvert (William Henry) & Lovatt PoLICJ!l STATION, Supt. Thomas teacher of singing (Albert & John), h Edstme house), W. Lumley; Inspector William Wesson Joseph, athletic outfitter, stoneware manufacturers Swanwick; p.c. John Thompson hairdresser and tobacconist Chambers John, blacksmith (clerk), John Curtis and George Wilkes Rd, mstrButterleyCo.'sschl tChambers John, smlwr dlr & statnr N eedham Wilmott William, mo:numntl mason Clark John, agent & coml traveller Pollard William, propr of Criterion Wood Joseph, milliner for Butterly Oo, h Aldercar grove Coffee Tavern and tobacconist BOOTMAKERS. Clower William, slater and builders' Porter Rev. Charles Blenheim, B. A, Allsopp William 1 Buckley Thomas merchant, h Ripley curate in charge Hall William 1 Needham James Colson Joe, fishmonger Rhodes John, pattern maker Watson Thomas Criterion Coffee Tavern and Reading Salthouse Mr. Joseph Graham Room, WilliamPollard,proprietor Shelton William, watchmaker and BUTCHERS. Eagle Edward, station master M. R. shopkeeper _ Beeton John I Bowes Robt. Gething and canal agent Simpkin James Ready, joiner, bldr Cresswell Ed win Foster William, blacksmith and contractor Langley Mill and Aldercar Co-op Hall William, boot and shoe dealer +Slack Samuel, chemist Society, Limited Haslam James, canal agent Slater Caleb (exors of), rope makers Nutt Cornelius {pork) Henson Charles, habdshr, milliner, Smith Alfred, hawker Williamson Barnett draper and sub-postmaster Smith Henry Hard wick, of Smith COTTAGERS AND COWKEEPERS, Hopkin William, engineer &: Son, h Milnhay house Barkes William +Hunt Miss Anna, The School Smith & Son (Wm. and Hy. Hard- Baseley Thomas, Milnhay King Thomas & William, coal mer- wick), merchant millers Crisp John I P9ol Geo. and Wm. chants and contractors Smith William, of Smith ~ Sm, tSlater James Langley Mill & Heanor Gas Works, h Dunstead house DRESSMAKERS. John Andrews, manager Towson Samuel, joiner and builder Crowder Miss Mary Lord Edward, clerk M.R. station Travers George, foreman platelayer Hallam Miss Mary Lumbley Thomas Wilkinson, supt, Tucker Augustus, printer, Heanor rd McClure Mrs. Mary County Police Station Turner Miss Betsy, Dunstead lodge Rigley Miss Matilda