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Trades. (Derbyshire l;64 FAR TRADES. (DERBYSHIRE. FARMERS-continued. Furniss Frederick, Ashford, Bakewell Goddard ~liles, Lydiate gate, Thorn- Foulkes John, Green bank, .Ashgate Furniss Peter, Ashford, Bakewell sett, Birch Vale, Stockport road, New Brampton, Chesterfield Furniss Samuel, Ashford, Bakewell Gold Robert, Chelmorton, Buxton Foulkes William, Town street, Saudi- Furniss William, Megdale, Matlock Goodall Mrs. Catherine, Mar~ton acre, Nottingham Gadsby Arthur, Top Stydd,Ashbourne Montgomery, Derby Fountain George. iHollington, Derby Gadsby E. Rodsley wood. Ashbourne Goodall Charles John, Fairfield, Wal­ Fowke William, Ash, Sutton-on-the- Gadsby Miss Fanny, Morton, Alfreton ton-upon-Trent, Burton-upon-Trent Hill, Derby Gadsby iHenry, Sleet moor, Alfreton Goodall Mrs.E.Park hall,Cubley,Derby Fowke William, Mugginton, Derby Gadsby Samuel, Bales Green, Yeave· Goodall Francis Henry, Cnbley, Derby Fowkes Charles, Atlow, Ashbourne ley, Ashbourne Goodall G. Hay, Ashover, Chesterfl.d Fowkes Herbert, Windley, Derby Gadsby Thomas, Wyaston, Ashbourne Goodall Mrs. H. Milton,Burton-on-T Fox T. & A. Birley, Gleadless, Shflld Gadsby W. Boothay, Yeaveley,Ashbrn Goodall !Henry, Hulland Ward. Derby I'' ox A. Totley Bents, Totley, Sheffield Gads by William, Brailsford, Derby Goodall J. ( exors. of), Drakelowe, .Fox Alfd. Sutton-on-the-Hill, Derby Gamble Joseph, Lodge hill, Barton Burton-on-Trent ::Fox Avon, Plumbh•y, Mosborough, Blount, Derby Goodall Jas. Repton, Burton-on-Trent Sheffield Gamble Philip, Littleover, Derby Goodall Miss Lucy, Cubley, Derby ··Fox Fredk. Wessington, Alfreton Gamble R. BreastonSt.Michael,Derby Goodall Samuel, Newton, Alfreton ~.Pax Miss H. Wessington, Alfreton Gardom Thomas, Baslow Goodall T. H. Coppice, Oubley, Derby Fox J. I. Moscow, Ashover, Chestrftd Garfitt John (exors. of), Barlborough, Goodall Thomas, Birch house, Ednas- .Fox John. Martinside, Chapel-en-le- Chesterfield ton, Derby Frith, Stockport Garlick Adam, Peak Forest, Stockport Goodall Trevor, Waldley, Marston - Fox John, Nether Heage, Heage,Belpr Garlick George, Dove Holes, Buxton Montgomery, Derby .. Fox John, Windle hill, Osleston,Derby Garnett Geo. Glutton grange, Buxton Goodall William, Mackworth, Derby · Fox John Henry, Longcourse, Sutton, Garratt George, Youlgrave, Bakewell Goodison Alfred, Manor house, Beigh- Chesterfield Garratt Harry, Calver, Sheffield ton, Sheffield • Fox T. The Hall,Hazlebadg-e, Sheffield Garratt Mrs. Judith, Barrow-upon- Goodison Wm. Waterthorpe, Bei.gh- Fox Waiter, Moorhole, Mosborough, Trent, Derby ton, Sh{'ffield Sheffield Garrett Henry, Bearwardcote, Derby Goodlad George, Woodseat· hall, :Bar- Fox William A. Ridgeway, Sheffield Garside Joseph, Turn Lee, Glossop low, Chesterfield Foxlow Saml. Winster, Matlock Bath Gascoign Waiter, Pinxton, Alfreton Goodlad John, Johnny gate, Barlow, · · Fradley Chas. The Carr,Cubley, Derby Gascoigne Aaron,Cutthorpe,Chesterftd Chesterfield - Francis Joseph T. Osmaston, Ashbrne Gascoigne Chas. Killamarsh, Sheffield Goodlad Wm. Wingerworth,Cht-sterfl.d -Fraser G. Spend la. Thorpe. Ashbrne Gascoigne J. Sth. Normanton,Alfretn Goodman John, Mickleover. Derby -<Frearson George Parkin, Moorwood Gascoyne William, The Banks, Goodrick John William, Stainsby, Moor, Crich, Matlock Bath Holmesfield, Sheffield Ault Hucknall, Chesterfield :Fretwell George, Stainsby,Ault Ruck- Gaunt SamL Crich, Matlock Bath Goodrick William, Astwith, .!.ult nall, Chesterfield Gee J. A. Ollerbrook, Edale, Sheflld Hucknall. Chesterfield Fretwell John, Alton, Chesterfield Gee John T. Ashes, Kinder, Stockport Goodwin Clement R. Eyam, Sheffield Fretwell Mrs. Mary, Stainsby, Ault Gee W. Springfield, Sandiacre, Goodwin Mrs. Emma, Hnrst, Matlock Hucknall, Chesterfield Nottingham Goodwin Frederick, Town end, Fair- Fritchley W.Fritchley,Ambergate,Drby Gee William, Castle Gresley, Burton- field, Buxton Frith George, Wheston, Buxton on-Trent Goodwin G. W. The Wo1ds, Matlock Frith Thomas W. Dore. SheffiPld Gent Edmund, South Normanton, Goodwin George, Tide-swell, Buxwn Frith W.Netherthorpe,Stavely.Chstrftd Alfreton Goodwin James F. Wheston, Buxton Frith Waiter, Sothall, Beighton,Shffl.d Gent J!Jhn, Birchwood lane, South 43-oodwin John, Wheston, Buxton Frith William Arthur, Dore, Sheffield Normanton, Alfreton Goodwin John Henry, Beytons dale, Proggatt George & Sons. Glasshouse, Gerard Joseph, Thorpe, Ashbourne Peak Forest, Stockport Handley road, New Whittington, Gerrard Thomas, Longford, Derby Goodwin Joseph, Wheston, Buxton Chesterfield Ghent J. Park la. Shirland, Alfreton Goodwin Peter B. Wheston, Bnxton Froggatt Abner, Ringstones, Rowarth, Gibbons Daniel. Upper town, Ash- Goodwin Philip, Chelmorton, Buxton Stockport over, Chesterfield Goodwin Richard, Hay Lea, Chapel- Froggatt Mrs. Ada, Calton lees, G:bb!Jns Daniel, Wheatcroft, Grich, en-le-Frith, Stockport Edensor. Bakewell Matlof'k Bath Goodwin Mrs. Sarah Jane, Bank top, Froggat.t B.Sidlings,Tapton, Che~trftd Gibbs James, Malcalf, Chapel-en-le- Hartington, Buxton Froggatt Benjamin, Baslow Frith, Stockport Goodwin Thomas, Ciou~h. Chapel-en· J"roggatt Benjamin, Wigley, Bramp- Gibbs :Mrs. John, Wolfscote, Harting- le-Frith, Stockport ton, Chesterfield ton. Buxton Goodwin Wm. Farnah,Duffield, Derby' ·Froggatt George, Outseats, Rather- Gibbs T. Brassington, Wirksworth Gore John Wm. Holbrooke, Derby sage, Sheffield Gibbs Thomas, Flagg, Buxton Gosling Fredk.Barlborough,Chesterftd Froggatt J. ( exors. of), Gorse bank, Gihhs William, Langley common, Kirk Gosling John Edwin, Cinders, Whit- Baslow Lan~ley, Derby well, Mansfield Froggatt Jason, Stonelow, Bramp- Gibson Samuel, Further Slack, Gotheridge Samuel, Hartshorne, ton, Chesterfield Rowarth, Stockport Burton-upon-Trent Frog:gatt Joe, Cowhey, Ludwo:rth, Gibson Stephen, Swanwick, Alfreton Gould Abel, Green Low farm, Alsop- Stockport Gibson William, Draycott, Derby en-le-Dale, Ashbourne Froggatt John, Calver. Sheffield Gildin~ .Henry, Hasland, Chesterfield Gould Charles, Priestcliffe, Buxton . Froggatt John, Wadshelf, Brampton, Giles Richard. Etwall, Derby Gould Gilbert, Willington, Derby Chesterfield Gill Joseph. Froggatt, Sheffield GouldJ.Moat low,Newton grn.g.Ashbne · Froggatt Thomas, Curbar, Sheffield Gill Mrs. M. L. Cur bar, Sheffield Gould Moses, Brassington,Wirksworth Froggatt Wm. Brampton, Chesterfield Gill Thomas Shirley, Grindleford Gould R. Biggin hall, Biggin, Buxton Frost Benjamin, Pottery, Belper Brid~e. Sheffield Gould T.Swallow Tail,Yeaveley,.A.shbm Frost Charles, Overtown, tHognaston, Gilman Joseph, Otter hole, Burbage, Gould Thomas, Wormhill, Buxton Ashbourne Buxton Grainger William, Radbourne, Derby Frost David, Sheldon, Bakewell Gilman Thomas, Chelmorton, Buxton Grammer Joseph, Sawley, Derby Frost Miss H. Bridge foot, Belper Gilman Thomas, Shirley, Derby Granger Waiter, Lowedges, Norton, Frost Herbert, Sheldon, BakewPll Ginnis Richard, Kniveton, Ashbourne Sheffield ·Frost J. Cuckoostone grange, Matlock Glossop C. Park house, ·New Whit- Grassick Alexander, Holmgate, Clay...._ ·Frost John, Sheldon, Bakewell tington. Chesterfield Cross, Chesterfield Frost Mrs. Trusley, Derby Glossop Edwin, Bull bridge, Amber- Gratton F. H. Middleton, Wirk.sworth Frost Ralph, Hognaston, Ashbourne g-ate, Derbv Gratton Miss Louisa, Upper town, Frost Samuel, Snelston, Ashbourne Glover Fred.k. A. Parwich, Ashbourne Bonsall, Matlock Bath Frost Thomas, Hognaston, Ashbourne Glover Waiter, Rodsley, Ashbourne Gratton Mrs. M. A. Codnor, Derby "Frost W. Moorhall, Barlow,Chesterftd Glover William, Upper Biggin, Hul- Gratton William, Highlightly, Bar- Fry James, Bery ho. Calow, Chstrfld land Ward, Derby low, Chesterfield Furness Peter, Matthew Bradshaw & Godber Alfred, Marsh lane, Chestrfld Gray William, Normanton, Derb-y Glad-stone, Bubnell, Chesterfield & Godber George, Codnor park, Alfretn Greasley Alfred, Weston-upon-Trent, High-field, Stoney Middleton, Shflld Godber George. Palterton,Chesterfield Derby Furness C. Stoney Middleton, Sheflld Godber John, Palterton, -chesterfield Greasley Ernest. Weston-upon-Trent, 'Furness James, Cartledge house, Goddard Arthur, New house, Brown- Derby Great Hucklow, Buxton side, Stockport Greasley Kelham F. Melbourne, J)rlby Furness James, Wardlow, Euxton God-d.ard James, Chinley, Stockport Greatholder T. Nether Biggin, Bul- Furness Matthew, Eyam, Sheffield land Ward, Derby .
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