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DERBYSHIRE.] TRADES. SCH 643 SAUSAGE SKINS~DEALR. IN. Gre.gory Chas. Tansley, Matlock Bath Long Eaton Connty School & Pupil Neumann A. Cattle market, Derby Hopton-Wood Stone Firms Limited Teachers' Centre (Saml. Clegg,head (Robert Storey, general manag-er) : master), Sawley road, Long Eaton, SAVINGS BANKS. registered offices, Middle Peak,. Nottingham .A.sbourne (W. H. Tutt, sec.), Church Wirksworth & Hopton-Wood stont Matlock .Art & Technical Educational street, .Ashbourne quarries, Middleton, Wirksworth Committee (Joseph Sladen, hon. :Bakewell (Charles John Bowmar, Marples Robert, Baslow sec.), Class room, Dale rd. Matlock & &; actuary) (open mondays from 10 to Perks Fras. Son Ltd. Bridge st. Melbourne School of Science .Art 1), Bath street, Bakewell Derby rd. Long Eaton, Nottinghm (.!.1bt. Stanley Jacques,art master), Belper (George Fletcher, actuary); Titterton A. & Co. I27 Wood la. Derby Council schools, High street, Mel- open on sat. from 2 till 3.30 & from Waddin~n Booth, Wingerworth stone bourne, Derby & Mor~vian 7 till 8 ; wed. 12 till I ; Bridge st. qnarnes saw mills, Chesterfield Ladie;;' School (Miss Mary Bel per Elizabeth Harvey, principal), The Chapel-en-le-Frith (John Taylor, ac­ SCAFFOLDING. Settlement, Ockbrook, Derby tuary) (open every thursday from Palmer Edwin, Palmer's Travelling Moravian School (Rev.Ernest Walder, ro till 1), Town hall Chapel-en-le- Cradle, the safest scaffold ever used, principal), Moravian settlement. Ockbrook, Derby Frith, Stockport ' II2 Belvedere road, London S E. Chapel-en-le-Frith Penny (open satur­ T .A "Wireway, London" Mount St. Mary's Catholic College days 6 to 7 p.m.) (John Taylor, sec.), (Rev. Patrick L. Wolfe, rector), Spink hill, Renishaw, Chesterfield Town hall,Chapel-en-le-Frith, Stckpt SCALE MAKER. Derby (Llewellyn Lloyd Simpson, ac- Netherthorpe Endowed Grammar tuary; George Henry Baddeley, Wildsmith Frederick, 47 (back of) School (A. R. Blackburn B.Sc. head Full street, Derby master; for assistant masters & res. cashier), I07 Friargate, Derby mistresses see p. 409), Netber­ Glossop Dale _(W. P. Evason, actuary), SCHOOLS & COLLEGES. open on fndays 8 to 9 p. m. satur­ thorpe, Staveley, Chesterfield days, 6 to 7.30 p.m. Howal'd cham­ Borough of Glossop Technical School Queen Elizabeth's Grammar School bers, Glossop (Ralph H. Dickinson, head master), (Wm. James Butcher B.Sc., F.C.S. New Mills (open on m on day from Talbot street, Glossop head master; .A. E. Ottaway B. .A. 4.30 to 6 p.m. ; wednesday from 4 Buxton College (H. S. Lawson M.A. Trin.Coll.Dublin, William A. Wood B.Sc. & Robert Essex B.Sc. assist. to 6 p.m. ; friday from 5.30 to head master), :Buxton. T N 122 8.30 p.m.) (Lunne Pollitt, actuary), Buxton masters; Miss Mabel Duckitt B.A. & Miss Olive C. Jenkins, assistant 32 Union road, New Mills,Stockport Chesterfield Grammar School (James Wirksworth (Arthur De Milt Severne, Mansell B.A.Lond. head master ; mi<;tresses ;Miss Margaret Maskery, actuary); open on tuesday from u for assistant masters see p. 106), preparatory mistress), Ashbourne Repton School (Rev. William Temple to I, St. John street, Wirksworth Sheffield road, Chesterfield Yorkshire Penny Bank Ltd.(B.Douglas Chesterfield High School for Girls M.A. head master; Henry V assail J.P.; director; Robt. Wm. Tomlin­ (Misses E. H. Linnell & Hannah M.A., F.G.S. bursar; for assistant masters see p. 381), Repton, Bur­ son, manager) (open daily, 10 to 4 L.L.A. principals), Sheffield road, ton-on-Trent p.m. ; wed. 9 to I2 & sat. Io Chesterfield to 4 & 6 to 8 p.m.), Central pave­ Chesterfield Municipal Technical St. Elphin's Church of England ment, Chesterfield; (Brampton School & School of Art (Edwin W. School for Daughters of the Clergy branch) open on monday & satur­ Brown, bead master; W. Jacques, & Laity (Miss M. L. Flood M . .A. day evenings from 7 to 8 (B. sec.), Grammar school, Sheffield rd head mistress), Darley Dale,Matlock Tideswell Grammar School (William Douglas, hon. actuary), 338 Chats­ Cliff College (J;tev. T. Cook, princi­ worth rd. New Brampton, Chester­ pal ; Rev. Samuel Chadwick, tutor G. Boul M.A., LL.D., D.C.L.• F.C.S. field; (Brad well branch) open in in biblical & theological subjects ; head master), Tideswell, Buxton Trent College (Rev. J. Savile Tucker the Primitive Methodist Sunday E. Oxonborrow Rush B.A. tutor), M.A. head master; W. W. Dodson, school on monday evenings from ()urbar, Sheffield bursar ; for assistant masters see 8 to 8.30 (Z. Walker, actuary); Clifton College (MiSI!J F. E. Picken, p. 251 ), Long Ea ton, Nottingham (Bolsover branch) open in the principal), Matlock Bath Derby Diocesan School (Frederick .Ad­ West Hallam Free Grammar School school on mondays from 6.30 to (Ernest Edrick Raby, head master), 7.30 p.m. (Ernest A. Burley, cock, head master),Friargate,Derby Derby High School for Girls (Miss West Hallam, Derby actuary); (Grassmoor braneh) open Wirksworth Grammar School (Rev. L. in Dr. Robinson's surgery, New st. M. E. Read B.A. head mistress), 120 &; I22 Osmaston road, Derby Hansen Bay B.Sc. head master), Grassmoor, on saturoay evenings Wirksworth from 6 to 7 (John H. Fret well, Derby School (Rev. Angus Clifton actuary) ; (Staveley branch) open Knight M.A. hPad master ;for other in the Speedwell mission room on masters see "Schools," p. I54), Derby monday evenings from 6 to 7 & in SCHOOLS PRIVATE. Derb~ School (preparatory branch) the Poobbrook mission room from (Miss S. N. Askwith, principal), Marked thus I are for Girls. 7.30 to 8 (Sam Elliott, actuary); The Elms, Duffield road, Derby M!U'ked thnt< tare for Boys. open mon. 7 to 8 p.m. Sheffield Marked thus ! are Boarding Schools. Derby Technical College (F. W. Shur­ Marked thus§ are Preparatory. road, Whittington Moor, Chester­ lock B.A., B.Sc. principal; J. L. field (A. W. Lee, actuary); open Rees F.Inst.S.T. registrar), Green- HtAmps & Shelton (Misses), Primrose fridays, 6.30 to 7.30 p.m. School, lane, Derby house, Glossop Barrow Hill, Chesterfield; (Great Dronfield Grammar School (Chas. C. lltAshmaU-Salt Miss, Marlborough Barlow branch) open in the school Baggaley B.A. head master), Ches- college, Marlborough road & Junior on monday 4 to 4.30 p.m. (Thomas terfield road, Dronfield, Sheffield house, Manchester road, Buxton Reay, actuary), Great Barlow, Heanor Secondary & Teclinical School 'ftBasford Mitis C. 44 Hartington st. <Jhesterfield ; open in the school on (Ralph Stoddard B. Sc.Lond. head Derby fridays from 6 to 7 p.m. (Williaill master), Heanor OBedells Misses Mary L. & Clara, Harrison, actuary), Whaley Thorns, llkeston County School &; Pupil Mount Pleasant, Melbourne, Derby Mansfield Teachers' Centre (T. Beacroft B..A. §BediBgfield Miss C. E. Fanshawe Lond., L.C.P. principal), Free ho. Church st. Dronfield Sheffield SAW MANUFACTURERS. Library, Market place, Ilkeston I!Berrington Mrs. Mary, D~ke street, Chantrey Edward (repairer), 26 Eagle International Correspondence Schools Staveley, Chesterfield street, Derby Ltd. Old Bank chmbrs.Irongte.Drby §Bingham Miss H. E.Batb st.Bakewll Birons Charles Hastings (repairer), Irvine !louse Sch?ol. (Miss E. M. Blake Mrs.Fanny, 56 Bateman st.Drby Cockpit hill, Derby G?ud1e B.A. prmc1psl), 14 & 15 lltBoughey MissEdith E.II Longlands Tyzack J oseph & Son Limited, W1lson street, Derby rood, New Mills, Stockport Meersbrook works, Valley road, Lady Manners' Grammar School I!Bowker Misses Janet, Maud & Agnes, Meersbrook, Sheffield (W. H. C. Jemmett M.A.Camb., 34 Fairfield road, Cheste-rfield F.C.S. head master; Charles John lltBuxton Mis~ Annie Elizabeth,Cressy SA WING, PLANING & Bowma.r, bursar & clerk to the road, Alfreton MOULDING MILLS. governors), Bakewell IICalder Misses Mary A., Florence S. Cooper A. Padley saw mill, Grindle­ Lichfield & Southwell Diocesan Train- & M. C. Bridge house. Belper ford Bridge, Sheffield ing Colle~ for School Mistresses t§Ohippett Rev. John William M.A... Dawbarn Yelverton Brothers, What­ (Rev. A. B. Bater M. A. principal; Riber castle, Matlock standwell, Matlock Bath Miss Davies, head governess; Miss fiChurchyard Miss Susan 6o Rutland Glossop Joseph &; Sons Limited, AIJison, matron-housekeeper), Ut- road, Chesterfield ' Am bergate, Derby toxeter New road, Derby DERBYSHIRE 41* .
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