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White's 1857 Directory of Derbyshire CHESTERFIELD DIRECTORY 719 LIST OF STREETS, GATES, LANES, COURTS, SQUARES, &c, IN CHESTERFIELD. Abercrombie st., Sheffield rd Hasland bdgs, Lord’s Mill st Shambles, High st Albert ter., Sheffield rd Highfield, Newbold rd Sheffield rd., Holywell st Angel yd., Saltergate High st., Market pl. Silk Mill yd., South pl Ashgate rd., Saltergate Hollis lane, St. Mary’s gt Soresby st., Market pl Back lane, Spa lane Holywell cross, Cavendish st South pl., South st Bank close, Spa lane Holywell st., St. Mary’s gt South st., Packer’s, rw Beetwell st., South st Irongate, High st Spa bank, Spa ln Bolsover rd., Hollis lane Kent ln., Newbold rd Spa ln., St. Mary’s gt Boythorpe rd., Derby rd Knifesmithgate, Packer’s row Spencer st., Newbold rd Boythorpe vale, Derby rd Lord’s Mill st., St. Mary’s gt Spital, Hollis ln Brewery st., Tapton rd Low pavement, Market pl Spring pl., Saltergate Brown’s yd., Low pavement Market pl., High st Spring vale, Spital Burlington st., High st Narrow ln., Knifesmithgt St. Helen’s, Newbold rd Canal wharf, Sheffield rd Newbold rd., Holywell st St. Mary’s gt., Beetwell st Castle yd., Low pavement New sq., Market pl Station, rd., St. Mary’s gt Cavendish st, Burlington st Ormonde pl., West bars Stockinger’s alley, Lord’s Church lane, Packer’s row Packer’s row, High st Mill st Church side, Burlington st Parkers yd., Holywell st Stone gravels, (Newbold), Coal yd., St. Mary’s gate Pavement, (the) Market pl Sheffield rd Derby rd., Lord’s Mill st Peel ter., Sheffield rd Tapton rd., Holywell st Devonshire st., Holywell st Pothouse lane, (Newbold), Union walk, Saltergate Durrant gn., Devonshire st West Bars Vicar ln., South st Elder yd., Packer’s row Prince’s ct., Low pavement West bars. Low pavt Eyre st , Spa lane Prospect pl., Newbold rd West Pool pl., Saltergt Froggatt’s yd., Low pavemnt Robinson’s yd,, Low pavt Wheatbridge pl., West bars Glumangate, Market place Saltergate, Holywell cross Wheeldon ln., Low pavt Hady, Spital St. Mary’s gt., Vicar ln Wordsworth’s yd, Low pavt CHESTERFIELD DIRECTORY. MISCELLANY, consisting of Gentry, Clergy, Partners in firms, and others, not inserted in the Trades’ List. Post Office, High Street; Mr. John Edward Roberts, postmaster. Letters arrive from London, at 1.30 a.m., and 2 p m.; from the North at 11.40 p.m., and 4.45. a.m.; and from Nottingham and Mansfield at 5 p.m. Letters are despatched to London and all parts at 10 p m. ; to Derby, Manchester, Liverpool, Lancashire, Westmoreland, Cumberland, Ireland, and Scotland, at 6 p.m.; to Sheffield and the North, 1.30 p m.; to Milford Junction, for Hull, &c., 10.30 am., and to Nottingham and Mansfield, at 9 a.m. Money Order Office open from 9 to 6 o’clock. Alsop Mr. Richard, Vicar lane Birch Wm., inland rev. officer, Stone gravels Ashbridge Miss Temperance, St. Mary’s gt Blackburn Wm., colliery agt., Eyre st Anderson Rev. Wm., (Indept.) Spring Vale Blythe Rev. Alfred Turner, Sheffield rd Ashton Mrs. Sarah, Cavendish st Borgognon Mons. T., French and drawing Askey Mr. Geo., Newbold road master, Grammar school, Sheffield rd Atkinson Mrs. Fras., Spencer st Bower Jph., manager, Derwent Brick yd Batteson Mr. Geo. H., Saltergate Briddon Danl., butcher; h. Devonshire st Baker Wm., corn miller; h. Boythorpe Brindle Rev. Wm., (Cath.) Newbold rd House Broadhurst Miss Charlotte, Abercrombie st Beardmore Hy., lace mfr,; Lord’s Mill st Brough Mr. Jas., Saltergt Bee Miss Eliz., Abercrombie st Burbridge Rev. John, curate of St. Mary’s, Bennett Wm., carrier, Angel yd St. Mary’s place Bennison Stephen, brewer; h. Ashgate rd Burrows Miss Cath., Abercrombie st Berresford Mr. Jph., Holywell st Burrows Jph., toll bar colr., Sheffield rd 720 SCARSDALE HUNDRED. Busby Mrs., Newbold rd Hawkins David and John, gents., Aber- Butt Rev. Geo., M.A., vicar, Vicar ln crombie st Butterman Mrs. Eliz., Abercrombie st Heane Edw., dpr.; h. Knifesmith gt Calder Rev. Fredk., head master, Grammar Heathcote Godfrey, Esq., county magistrate, school, Sheffield rd Reservoir House Camomile Dennis, carter, Beetwell st Henderson John, Esq., Westfield House Cargill John, uphlstr., Salter gt Henstock C., carriers’ agt., Brewery st Cartledge Jonathan. manager, Hasland col- Hewitt Wm. drpr; h. High st liery; h. St. Helens House, Top of Hindmarsh John, colliery owner, Kent ln Spencer street Hill Miss Margt., Abercrombie st Chadwick Wm, master of National school, Hinde Miss Mary, Saltergt Soresby st Hirst Jermyn, third master, Grammar school, Clark Geo., draper; h. Lord’s Mill st Sheffield rd Clark Wm., drpr.; h. Abercrombie st Holmes Thos., gingham mnfr., &c.; h. Clark Thos., solr.; h. Newbold rd Saltergate Claughton Wm, wholesale druggist; h. Hopkinson Mr. Hy., Salter gt Brampton House Houfton Chas, colliery overlkr., Eyre st Clayton Chas., gent., Lord’s Mill st Hounsfield Mrs. Hanh., New square Coller John B., clerk. Abercrombie st Howard Wm. Frdk., asst. surv., Spa ln Connal Michael, brewer, Tapton road Hulley John, gardnr., Lord’s Mill st Cooke Daniel, miner, Derby road Hurst Mrs. Clara, Kent ln Cooper Edwin, clerk, Eyre st Jefferson Rev. Wm., (Prim. Methodist) Cooper Saml., parish clerk, Church yd Beetwell st Cooper John Wm., cashier, Bath House, Jackson Clay, druggist; h. Low pavmt Derby road Jeffreys Griffith, letter carrier, Church ln Cottingharn John Gregory, agt. to the Duke Jenkinson Miss Mary, Kent ln of Devonshire, Market pl Jinks Geo., brewery agt. Gluman gt Crofts Miss Sarah, Spring ter Joell Mark, post office clk., Stone gravels Crompton Geo., Esq., Spring bank Johnson Jph., herring curer, West Bars Damms Mrs. Ann, Soresby st Kent Henry, elastic fabric mnfr. ; h. Dale Thos., scythe stricle mfr., Durant gn Brampton moor Daniel Hy, drpr.; h. Theatre yd Kent Jno., needle & wire manufacturer; h. Dawson Mrs. Eliz., South st Spa bank Denham Rev. Thos., (Wesley.) Salter gt Kirk Abel, pig dlr., Princes ct Dixon Mrs. —, Holywell st Kirkland Geo., second master at Grammar Dixon Richd., gent., St. Mary’s gate. school, Holywell st Dutton Wm. Edwin, drpr.; h. Kent ln Lancaster Mrs. Nancy, West Pool pl Elliott Ann, stay mkr., Burlington st Lamb, Mrs. Sarah, Abercrombie st Elliott Capt. Geo., Kent ln Lamb Wm., herbalist, Soresby st Elliott Mrs. Eliz., St. Mary’s gate Lawrance Mr. Wm., Low pvmt Elliott Mr. Geo.. Eyre st Limb Saml., postman, Beetwell st Elliott Thos., wharfinger, Canal Wharf Limb Wm., asst. dpr., Church ln Evinson Thos, druggist; h. Saltergate Little Robt., trav. tea dlr., Eyre st Eyre Jph., gent., Lord’s Mill st Lucas Mr. Thos., Salter gt Fawcett Ann, matron, Union Workhouse, Machin William, managing clerk to gas and Newbold rd water works companies, Kent ln Ford Hy. & Son, horse clippers, Salter gt Macknell Mrs. Alice, Devonshire st Forsell John, glove mkr., Spencer st Manknell Mrs. Eliz., Devonshire st Gallimore Wm., gent., Saltergt Marsden Mrs. Mary, Brewery st Gibson Chas., telegraph clerk, Devonshire st Marsden Peter, collector of assessed taxes, Glencross Jas., trav. drpr., Spencer st Salter gate Goddard & Hudson, grease mfr., Beetwell st Mason Mrs. Ann, Newbold rd Golightly John, rlway inspector, Eyre st Mason Edwin, tobacco mfr.; h. Low Graham Miss Eliz., Abercrombie, st pavement Gratton Mrs. Eleanor; Spencer st Maynard Edmund Gilling, Esq., deputy Hackett John, elastic fabric manufacture. ; h. lieutenant for the county, and county Spencer st magistrate, West Bars Hallewell John, solr. h. Newbold rd Mosley G, surg. dentist, Market pl Hancock Anthy., carrier, Princess court Naish Geo., corn miller, h. Knifesmith gt Hancock Mrs. Martha, Kent ln Naylor Saml., clerk, Mason’s yd Haslam Miss Hannah, Theatre yd Newby Mr. John, Beetwell st Haslehurst Geo., clerk to Board of Guardians Newcombe Mary, matron, Hospital, St. supt. registr., and land valuer, Salter gate Mary’s gate CHESTERFIELD DIRECTORY 721 North Chas., asst. oversr. & deputy registr. Ward Miss Ann, St. Mary’s pl of births & deaths for Chesterfield Union, Ward Thos., clerk, Newbold rd Gluman gate Wass Mr. John, Hollis ln North John, colr. of debts, &c., Low pvmt Watts Robt, inspector of Police, Soresby st Norton Rev. James, (Prim. Methodist), White Arthur, clerk, Devonshire st Spring Vale White J. B., wine mt.; h. Abercrombie st Oliver Mr. Cuthbert, Derby rd Wilcockson Mrs. Martha, Newbold rd Palmer Edw., reporter, Brampton Moor Wilcockson Mr Thos., Beetwell st Parker Robt, dpr.; h. Low pavmt Williamson John, higler, Devonshire st Pearson John, mngr., Lords Mill st Windle Mrs. Sarah, Spa ln Platt Jas., carter, Stone gravels Winn Geo., old bookslr., Low pvmt Poole Rev. Alex., B.A., incumbent, Trinity Woodhead Mr. Thos., Saltergt Parsonage Wright Robt., iron mcht.; h. Beetwell st Ponsonby John, trunk mkr., Low pvmt Worthington Mary, temperance, commer- Prince John, gent., Low pvmt cial, and boarding hotel, Sheffield rd Radford Miss Fras., Newbold rd Wragg Chas., bookkeeper, Stone Gravels Radford Jas., superintendent of the police, Wyatt John, dyer & scourer, Iron gt and inspector of weights and measures, South place Hotel, Inns, and Taverns. Raine Mrs. Harriet, Sheffield rd Anchor, Geo. Limb, St. Mary’s gt Ramsden John H., master, Union Work- Angel Inn, Jno. Wilkinson, Market place house, Newbold rd Bay Horse, John Newton, Holywell st Rawnsley Mrs. Charlotte, Brewery st Bird in Hand, Jph. Blanksby, West Bars Redfearn Saml., solr.’s clk., Newbold rd Black Bull, Jas. Brailsford, Lord’s Mill st Renshaw Mrs. Thos, Brewery st Blue Bell, Wm. Hardwick, Holywell cross Rice John, railway station mstr., Station Buck, Edw. Alderson, Holywell st Richardson Mr. John, Spa ln Bull’s Head, Harriett Mason, Shambles Robinson James, Esq., Spring bank Castle, Wm. Hanstock, Low pvmt Sampson John gent, Low pvmt Commercial Hotel, Geo. Stevenson, South st Sanforth Miss Mercey, Stone Gravels Cross Keys, Eliz.
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