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Der.Byshire. Der.Byshire TRADES DIRECTORY. ] DER.BYSHIRE. COA 475 '\fells J. & G. Limited (Joseph Jl'rvis, Dixon John & Son, Railway yard & Matthl'ws T. 136 Cotmanhay road,Cot- sec.), Eckington collieries, Sheffield Sheffield road, Glossop manhay, Ilkeston RS.O West Hallam Colliery Co. Limited (T. Dixon. William, Railway yard, Glossop Merchant J.Whatstandwell, MUck.Bth Williamson, managing director),West Fearn F. Railway statn. Wirksworth Mills Arthur, 59 City road, Derby Hailam, llkeston R.S.O Fletcher George & Son, Sandiacre, Morley William, 31 Hamer place,Derby Whitwell Colliery (Shireoaks Colliery Nottingham Moseley J. W. Railway station, Duf· Co. Lim. prprtrs.),Whtwll.Chstrfld Fletcher F.Clifford st. Osmaston,Drby field, Derby Wingerworth & Hardwick Colliery Fletcher George, Brook house, Stanley New Mills Coal Co. (John Hyde,prop.)~ Co. (George Redfern, commercial street, Long Eaton RS.O Market st. New Mills, Stockport &; manager), Heath, Chesterfield Ford William, Newtown, Stockport Railway yard, Birch vale, Wockport Worrall J. Hall farm,Mosbro',Sheffield Foster Alfred,Railway station,Bakewell Parr Geo. 23 Lyndhurst st. Derby Foster F.G.A.74Franchise st. Derby Pepper Thomas, London Road wharf COAL & COKE MERCHANTS. Foulkes Richard, Erewash street, Long & 38 Barlow street, Derby Abbott John Clifton Ashborne Eaton RS.O Platt James, II Railway st. Glossop AdamsW.17Regent st.LongEatn.RS.O Gamble Henry, 6 & 8 West end & ~5 Platt JO~~P:l, Mill~r's dale, Buxton .Allen & Wright Hio-h st.HeanorR.S. 0 St. John street; coal depot, RaIl. Potter" lllIam, MIdland yard, Chapel- .Alien T. W. H~tton:Burton-upon-Trnt w~y station, Wirksworth. ~n-Ie-Frith, Stt?ckport . .Allsop Daniel, agent for Joseph For- GarlIck Mat~hew & Albert, 52 HIgh st. Rams ~en~y, Midland RaIlway yard rester & Son Longcliffe Brassing- east &; Railway yard, Glossop & GrIff VIllas, ComptoD road, Buxtn ton, Wirkswo~th RS.O ' Gothard John & Sons, Bristol house, Ray Charles, Boythorpe siding, :Kew .Appleby Alfd. 4 Bloomfield st. Derby Gladstone road, Great Ce~tral, M.R Bramptoll, Chesterfield AsUe S.&J.Willington Burton-on-Trnt & C.D. & E.C. Co.'s statIOn yards & Redfern James & Co. Etwall, Derby &; .Atkin Thomas, Whittington,Chestrfld Chain Bar sidings, New Brampton, 15 Friargate &4 Great Northern Rail- Badderley Geo. 63 Cowley st. Derby Chesterfield way wharf, D.erby Bagshaw Brothers, Station, Clifton, Grantham G. Rock terra~e, Buxton Rhodes J. StatIOn, Dronfield,Sheffield Ashborne &; The Pastures Osmas- Gregory John & Son LImited, Hope, Rhodes Joseph, Sheffield road, Dron- ton, Ashborne 'Sheffield field, Sheffield Bailey Peter, Rowsley road, Darley, Gregory Henry, <;hinley, Stockport P.ipley Gas Light &.Coke Co: Lim. (J. Matlock Bath; &; Railway station Hadfield Jsph. RaIlway yard, Glossop Hunt,man.), PublIc hall,RIpley,Drby Rowsley S.O ' Hallam Harvey, Hope, Sheffield; &. Robinson William,12 Freetown,Glossop Bailey William, Canal Bridge wharf, at Bradwell Rogers Thomas &; Co. 102 Dairyhouse Sandiacre, !'Iottingham Hallam Saml. Newtown, Stockport road, Derby Banham Henry, Great Central Station Hampson J ahn M. Railway yard, Birch Saddington Tom, Church Gresley, yard, Chesterfield vale, Stoekport Burton-upon-Trent Barber Thomas, Midland Railway sta- Harrison Abel, Railway <street; &; at Seales &; Cook, Borrowash, Derby &; tion, Ilkeston RS.O Broadbottam, Dinting, Gamesley & Lawrence st. Sandiacre, Nottingham Bames J. Midland yd.Chinley,Stockprt HadfiEM railway stations, Glossop, Sheepbridge Coal &; Iron Co. L. D. &. Barratt Thos. Church st. Sandiacre Manchester E.C.Ry. depot, West bars, Chesterfid Nottingham ' Harrison D. Railway statn. Wirkswrth Shelley John, Railway station, Sud- Beard~ley, Thompson &; Co. 3 Great Harrison J. Old ho. Roston, Ashborne bury, Derby Northern Railway wharf, Grl'at Heath A. W. Midland Coal yard,Bxtn Shepley James, Station yard, Hayfield,. Northern rd. &; 168 Uttoxeter Old Heginbotha'll A. W. Fernilee, Stockprt Stockport road, Derby Heginbotham Arth. Wm. Hope, Sheflld Shipton Thomas, Hatton,Burton-upon- Belper Coal Co. (Samuel Edwards Hibbert John, Monyash, Bakewell Trent manager), Derby road, Belper ' Hig~inbottom George,Hyde bank,New Shorthose J.Cotmanhay,Ilkestn.RS.O Billinge Wm. 171 Osmaston rd.Derby 1\hlls, Sto~kport Slack John, Lordsmill street &; Mid­ Blaok Thomas, Hope, Sheffield Hinchcliffe John & Co. Railway yard, land &; Great Central Station yard~ Boam Bros. + City rd. Railway wharf Glossop Chesterfield &; Lon'lon Road wharf, Derby Hobson &; Dakin, Midland yard,Chapel- Sleath William, 8 Wesley street, Cot· Boden Thomas, Matlock Town & Mat. en-Ie-Frith, Stockport manhay, llkeston RS.O lock Bridge, Matlock Bath Holmes In. Langley, Marlpool, Derby Smalley Alfd, London Road whrf.Drby Booth George, 53 Chesterfield road, Boyle Daniel, Peak Forest, Stockport SmedI.ey James., Cromford wharf, Meersbrook, Sheffield Hulme Wm. Horwich end, Fernilee, Cromford, Matlock Bath Bramhall J. Station yd.Hdfld.Manchstr Stockport Smith William Bolton &; Co. Duffield; Briers Wm. Station yard &; Church Hyde John, Newtown, Stockport Belper; Shottle &; Idridgehay street, Melbourne, Derby Jackson Job, Sudbury, Derby Smith J.Station yd.New mills,Stockprt Briggs J. &; Co. 2 Wilson street &; 5 Jephson Eros. 2 Babington lane &; 8 Smith Samuel Thomas, Station yard,. City Road wharf. Derby City Road Railway wharf, Derby Melbourne, Derby Brittain T. W. 71 Spring gdns. Buxton .Tephson Thomas, 84 Curzon s1. Derby Smith Thos. Darley dale,Matlock Bath Bromley W. Eggntn.Brtn.-upon-Trent Johnson F. &; R. H. 15 Oockpit hill & Spooner Je.hn,Midland Railway station, Brookil &; Son, Unstone, Sheffield Morled~e, Derby Chesterfield Bryan Arthur Wilfred, Station road, .Tohnson T. Station, Hadfield,Manchstr Springthorpe William, Mill sidings, Draycott, Derby Jones J. O. & Sons, Ashborne Whittington, Ohesterfield Bull G. Aston-upon-Trent, Derby Kent Waiter, 5 Great Northern Rail- Statham &; Sladen, Great Northern Carlini3 Alfred, 47 Rose Hill st. Derby way wharf,Great Northern rd.Derby Passenger station, Friargate &; Great. Carr In. & Co. Statn. Dronfield,Shffid Killer Bros.Middleton,Wirksworth S.O Northern Railway wharf,Gt.Northern. Chambers J. H. 53 Molineux st. Derby Kirk James &; Co. Station yard, New road, Derby; also at Matlock Bridge Chivers &; Co. 2 Great Northern rail- Mills, Stockport Steer &; Smith, 6 City Road Railway- way wharf, Gt. Northern rd. Derby Kirkland James, Midland & L. &; N.W. wharf & 51 Arthur street, Derby Clark Charles, Hatton, Burton-on-Trnt Ry. yards, &; 2 Compton buildings, & Station road, Melbourne, Derby Claye S. J. Lim. 120 London rd.Derby London road, Buxton Stone Robert, Swiney lane, Belper Coa~es Harry, Station st. Ashborne Knight R S. Great Central Railway Strange Ernest 'V. New Queen st. &; Collis Samuel, London road wharf & Station yard. Chesterfield Gt. Central Railway yd. Chesterfield 55.& 57 Burton road, Derby Langley Mill, &; Heanor Gas Light &; Suggett Mrs. S. Mickleover, Derby Cowlishaw Wm. J. Shardlow, Derby Coke Co. Lim. (John Andrews, Thorp & Dickinson, Midland Railway Cresswell John Thomas, Leaden knowl, manager), Langley Mill RS.O yard &; 3 Albert terrace, Fairfield.. Chinley, Stockport Lings Wm. Netherlea, Ilkeston R.S.O road, Buxton Critchlow Arthur, Midland yd. Buxton Lockwood Thomas, Railway yard, Thorp WaIter, Norfolk square & Rail­ Dakin Alfred, Railway stn. Ashborne Glossop, &; Beard, New Mills,Stockpt way yard, Glossop &; Railway yard, Dakin B~nry, Hope, Sheffield Lockwood Thomas, Station yard, Had- Gamesley. Manchester. Dakin Henry, Miller's Dale, Buxton field, Manchester Thorpe WaIter, Station yard, Had- Dawes W.&;Son,Cromford,MatlockBth Lomas F. Railway station, Bakewell field, Manchester Dean Samuel, Nessfield, Great Barlow, Lowe John &; Son, Railway yard, Birch Tideswell &; Miller's Dale Coal &;. Chesterfield ,ale, Stockport General Merchant Co. Lim. (Henry Dentith J.Midland Station rd.Chestrfld Lowe John, Beard, Stockport Parker Bagshaw, manager), Tides- Derby Co-operative Provident Society l\lapperly Colliery Co. Lim. Erewash well &; Miller's Dale, Buxton Lim. I City Road Railway wharf, &' street, Long Eaton R.S.O Tivey J. Potter st. Melbourne, De London Road wharf, Derby Marriott Joseph, Newtown, Stockport Townsend William, Tideswell, Derby Kilburn Colliery 0.. Limited Matlock Industrial & Provident So- Travers Charles &; Sons, Bon . &;.. (Alfred E. P. Perman. agent), St. ciety Limited, Railway station, Erewash street, Long E ~R.S(O- Peter's churchyard. Derby Matlock Bridge, Matlock Bath Twigge J. Railway statio ..~lW~n6".
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