(NOTTS.) DARLTON. 28 POST OFFICE of the manor. The living is a vicarage, in the diocese of very small portion, and the glebe, belon~ing to a minor, Lincoln, and gift of Earl l\fanvers; annual value, £210, named Fox. The charities are very small, not exceeding with 19 acres of glebe land; the Rev. Buchan Warren £3 per annum. There are some large mills. At Wood­ Wright is the incumbent. The church of St. l\:fichael is house, in Holbeck, is a chapel of ease. This is an extra­ a very old bullding, having a tower, with 4 bells. The parochial place, with 8 inhabitants. Wesleyans have a room in which they hold their meet- NoRTON, Harvest Dam, and South Car, are 1 mile ings for divine worship. There is a Parochial school, north; Milnthorpe and Broom Hill, 2 miles north-east; supported by the Duke of Portland and other sub- Hatfield, 1 mile east ; Langwith, 1 mile south-east; scribers, the children paying one penny and twopence Shircoates, 1 mile east; Collingthwaite, 1 mile north­ per week. The only interesting curiosity is a mound east; Pasture Hill, li miles south-east; Horse Wood, adjoining the churchyard, around which a moat can be Blue Barn, Whaley Thorn, Greave Wood and Norwood, 2 traced; the field is callrd Castle hill. There are three I miles west; Woodend and Hilltop, 2 miles north-west; very llandsome seats in the parish, being the residences of Bonbusk and Holbeck, 2l miles north-west; Croswell Jobn Haskins, Esq., called the Hulvers; George Tomliu Crags, and Hansecroft, or Hurscroft, 2l miles north-west; Gordon, the Hall; and Mrs. Mason. All the property of Greendale, 2 miles north. There are many plantations. the parish belongs to the Duke of Portland, excepting a To the west are limestone quarries. Boon Hill is a farm. Cuckney. Spray Job, blacksmith Coupe William, timber merchant & GENTRY. Teather Richard. shoemaker wheelwright Gordon George Tomlin, esq. the Hall Turner William, shoemaker Frost William, shoemaker Ha~kim John, eoq, the Hulvers Woodhead William, farmer Slack Isaac, butcher Holt Mrs. Elizabeth Holbeck. Stubbins Thomas, sawyer Mason Mrs TRADERS. TaylorJohn, farmer Wright Rev. Buchan Warren, Vicarage Beeley Henry,' Blue Bell.' Woodend Thompson Ann (Mr!l.), fanner TRADERS. Beeley John, farmer, Hill top Thompson Samuel, farmer, Boon bills Alien Hannah (Miss), shopkeeper Bodler Frederick, farmer & corn miller, W ebster Francis, farmer Beeley John, maltster Collingthwaite grange Norton. Bird John, tailor East Mary (Mrs.), farmer, Bonbush GENTRY. Chadwick Edward, wheelwright Eyre John, farmer, Woodhouse Field Mrs Chad wick John, wbeelwriJ;(ht Eyre John, joiner & cabinet maker Marlow Mr. Christopher Davy Samuel, farmer, Sbireoak hill Frost Sarah (l\Irs.),' Fo;e,' Woodhouse TRADERS. Flower Ann (Mrs.), farmer Hurst George, farmer, Bonbush Ashberry John, wheelwright,Milnthrpe Freeman Ann (Mrs.), mistress of Na- Ludlow John, farmer, Woodhouse hall Bodler George, corn miller tional school Merchant Job, blacksmith Freeman William, Rhopkerper Freeman Geo. mastr. of NatioPJalschool Pres9ley Sarah(Mrs.),farmer,Hur:icroft Helmsley William, joiner Frost John, shoemaker Pressley William, farmer, Norwood Hett John, bricklayer Goucher Sarah( Mri>.) bricklsyr. & masn Revil Edward, farmer, W oodhouse J ebbso11 John, baker Highfield John, tailor Skinner Richard, farmer, Holbeck hall Marlow Rebecca (Mrs.),'Plough' Moore Francis, shopkeeper Taylor John,' Gate,' Woodhouse Marlow William, blacksmith Osborne Elizabeth (Mrs.), shopkeeper Nether :Langwith. Parker George, shoemaker Parker John, baker Welfitt Major Samuel Parkin John, maltster Parker Robert, shopkeeper TRADERS. Reynolds George, butcher Paulson John, farmer, Park house Beeley George, 'Jug~ Glass' Rogers Francito, 'Pack Horse,' & farmer Pressley Wm. farmer, Mount Pleasant Booth John, blacksmith Roper Timothy, cooper & farmer Shaw Ann (Mrs.),' Green Dale Oak,' Bowles Ann (Mrs.), beer retailer & SkinnerWilliam,farmer,Hatfield grange & postmistress shopkeeper Smith Benjamin, '1'irelids,' &. farmer Siddon Henry, butcher Flint Mary (Mrs.), farmer Taylor Thomas, farmer, South Carr ho PosT OFFICE.-Mrs. Ann Sha.w, receiver. Letters arrive CARRIERS TO:- from by gig mail at 10 a.m.; dispatched at I WoRKt'OP-William Newton, every day past 3 p.m. The uearest money order office is at MANSFIELD-James Tarry, mofJday & thnrsday CoAcH-Mail daily, except sunday, at 10 mom.; returns 4 aft. from W orksop to Mansfield DAR.:LTON is a small village, township, and parish or it was lately repaired. There is a National echool, which cbapelry,annexed to the vicarage of Duuham,3 miles north­ was built by subscription, situated in a central8pot, for the east-by-ea..;t from (the post town), close to Tuxford benefit of the pari"'hes of Dunbam, Laneham, Ragnall, station. 7 miles south-east from East , on the Shef­ Darlton and Fled borough. The W e ... leyun Methodists have field arid Lincoln road ; is in the South Clay division of the a chapel. KINGSHAUGH HousE, formerly a hunting-seat Hundred of Ba~qetJaw, Ea~t Retford Union, North Notting­ of King John, JIOW converted into a farmhou•e, is a building hamshire, and diocese of Lincoln. The living is a perpetual of intere~t to the antiquarian. The population, in 1851, was curacy, with 7 acres of glebe land; tbe Rev. Frt>deric 185, with an acreage of 1,450. Norris, M.A., is the presen\ incumbent, and the Rev. Thomas WHIMPTON MooR is a farm; Brook House is 1 mile Cheadle, B.A., curate. The church, dedicated to St. Gileq, west; Pigeonfield, half a mile south. is a rude Gothic structure, with a small tower and 1 bell; Barrowcliffe William, shoemaker Hempstock John, blacksmith Walker Joseph,joiner & parish clerk Bettinson George, farmer, Field Jackson William, farmer Walton Jo~eph, farmer, Darlton Gaps Black John, farmer King Richard, farmer, Kiogshaugh ho Wheilman Richard, farmer Brackenburg J. & B. farmers, Lodge Moore James, farmer White Henry, farmer Byron William, farmer Morris William, farmer 'Wil~on William, farmer Carver Joseph, farmer Reddish Josepb, farmer Worthington John, shoemaker Colebeck William, • Sun' Ringro~e WHliam, farmer, Whimpton Letters received through Newark. Fisher William, farmer & shopkeeper moor The nearest money order office is at Hague John, faumer Selby Matthew, farmer Tuxford EAST DBAYTON, a townsl1ip, vila~e and parish, near York; the Rev. John Goodacre is the incumbent. The Tuxford station, 3~ miles north-west from Dnnham, and church is dedicated to St. Peter, and is a fine specimen of the 133 from London, in the South Clay division of tbe Hundred middle ages, with a lofty tower and 4 bells. The Wesleyan of Ba~setlaw, and the Union of East Retford, North Notts. Methodists have a licensed room for divine worship. In The living is a vicarage, in the diocese of Lincoln, valued in 1851, the population was 251. There are 1,514 acres of the King's Books at £9 3s. 4d., now at £240, with 27 good clay land in the parish. John Parkinson, Esq., is the acres of glebe land, in the gift of the Dean aud Chapter of lord of the manor. Goodacre Rev. John (vicar) Byron John, farmer Johnson William, miller&. farmer TRADERS. Byron Thomas, farmer Ketton George, farmer & pari~h clerk Anderson George, farmer Byron William, farmer Major William, farmer, saddler & Anderson William, farmer Byron William, jun. farmer harness maker A nderson William, jun. blacksmith Cox John T. master of Parochial school Marratt Charles,' Harrow,• & farmer Binge Robert, shoemaker Durham William, farmer Milnes Richard, farmer Bowering Robert, farmer Harpham Richard,' Blue Bell' Musgrave George, miller & farmer