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Mickleover. • Milford MIC DERBY WRIGHT'S ===========::::::;.====-================ FARMERS. Johnson Ths. Martin Miss Caroline, matron at Asylum Beeston Mrs Louisa Jordan Mrs Mary Newton Edmd. Chs., Esq., J. P.J The Manor house Bond Wm. & whlwrigt. Smith John • N unneley J ph. (brewer, Burton-on-Trent) Bumett Th:. Wheat hills Smith Ths. Poyser John, tailor Dean Thos. & v. Mundy Spalton Mrs Ann Smith Chs. market gardener Arms Tomlinson Geo. Smith N ad. tailor Goodall Wm. Topham Ths. & butcher Vicars Wm. letter of agricultural machines Hanson Srn!' W right Mrs Amelia, The Limes ALL SAINTS' CHURCH. Services on Sunday at Young J ames, butcher 10.45 and 2.45. Sacrament first Sunday in month. BAKERS. Calladine Wm. • Rev Wm. Gilder; Churchwardens, Messrs. Sanders Bailey Jas. Faulkner John and Archer; Parish Clerk and Sexton, A. Roome. Hill Sm!' Finney Ths. Hymns, Ancient and Modem. BLACKSMITHS. Garratt Wm. Holmes John Hind Benj. MARKEATON. Whitworth Ths. Mansfield Jas. BOOTMAKERS. Potter Alf. Bond Geo. joiner & lodge keeper • Dutton Geo. National schoolmaster Hill Edw. Potter Benj. Mundy Frs. Noel, Esq., J.P., The Hall Hind Hy. Radford Stephen Mundy Wm. Esq., J.P. do BRICKLAYERS, JOINERS & Riley Ths. Trowell Miss Elizh. Thomhill Hall BUILDERS. "\\Tade Srn!' Salt John, blacksmith Evans Ths. Wade Sml. (landowner) Tumbull Wm. steward Storer Rt. White Wm. Huffen heath FARMERS. Goodall Mrs Sarah Sugget Geo. SHOPKEEPERS. Abell Ths. Heathcote Ths. Thomhill Ths. Hill John Archer Ths. Roome Frs. Watson John (wheelwrht) Payne Geo. Brown John Thomton Mrs Elizh. Wright Cphr. Rawding Edw. Bryer Geo. Wehb Wm.. DRESSMAKERS. Smedley John Bryer John, Vicar wood Webster Geo. Evans Miss Mary Storer William, and cot- Byard Wm. Hardy Miss Rose tager Hill Miss Elizh. Warner Jno. & cottager FARMERS. Woolley Mrs Srh. MICKLEOVER. Bailey Edw. ALL SAINTS' CHURCH. Services on Sunday at MICKLEOVER is a parish comprising the townships 10.30 and 6.3°. Sacrament first Sunday in month. of Mickleover, Littleover and Findem, in the hundred Rev. R. C. Bindley, M. A.; Churchwardens, Mr. of Morleston and Litchurch, union ofBurton-on-Trent, C. E. Newton and S. Wade; Organist, Mr. A. W. rural deanery of Radboume, and archdeaconry of Veale; Sexton, Geo. Thornley. Harland's Hymns. Derby, 3 miles W. by S. of Derby. All Saints' Church, which was restored about II years ago, 'Com­ prises nave, chancel, south aisle and tower, containing clock and three bells. The vicarage is of the annual MILFORD. value of £320 with residence, and is in the patronage MILFORD, including the hamlets of Makeney and of Lord Scarsdale. About three-quarters of a mile Milford, is a considerable village in the parish and S.\V. from the village is the Derbyshire County rural deanery of Duffield, hundred of Appletree, and Lunatic Asylum-a magnificent range of buildings, Belper union and County court district, one mile N. standing on an estate of 80 acres. It cost nearly from Duffie1d Station, 2 from Be1per, and 6 miles N. £50,000, and will accommodate 430 patients. It was of Derby. It is pleasantly situated on the banks ofthe opened August 21st, 1851. There are chapels for the Derwent, over which there is a stone bridge. Holy Baptists and Wesleyan and Primitive Methodists; also Trinity Church was opened in 1848. The site was a good National school. The feast is on the Sunday given by Messrs. G. H. and A. R. Strutt, and the after St. Nicholas's Day, or on that day if it falls on cost of the building was about £2000. It is a neat Sunday. The parish contains 2363 acres, and had in Gothic building, with nave, chancel and hell turret, 187I, 13 13 inhabitants, including427-the officers and and will seat 500 persons; the major part of the inmates of the asylum. sittings being free. The vicarage, which is of the Post Office at Mrs. Mary Goodwin's. Letters arrive annual value of £15°, is in the gift of the Crown and from Derby at 4.30 a.m. and are dispatched at 8.30 the Bishop ofthe Diocese alternately. The Wesleyans, p.m. The nearest Money Order and Telegraph office Primitives, and United Methodist Free Church have is at Etwall. each a chapel here. There is also a good British Bailey Wm. bhs. Vine School, founded by the Messrs. Strutt, who have ex­ Bindley Rev. Reginald C. The vicarage tensive establishments here, as well as at Belper, for Blane Lady, The Pastures, Burton rd the spinning and manufacture of cotton, bleaching, Clarke Arthur, v. Freemasons' Arms dyeing, a foundry for the construction of machinery Clewer Ths. tailor used at other businesses, and gas works from which Conolly John Augustus (Col. V.C.) they supply all other factories. They employ upwards eonolly Stephen, M.D., assistant medical officer at of 500 hands. The machinery is moved by water Asylum power. The feast is on the first Sunday in July. Sir Cooling John, butcher Edw. Repps J odreIl, Bart., is Lord of the Manor. Couzens Edw. and Mrs Lydia, master and mistress of Miss R. N eedham, sub-postmistress. Letters arrive National school at 4.45 and are dispatched at 8.3°. The nearest Daykin John, cottar,-er Money Order and Telegraph office is at Duffield. Dicken Wm. Hy. rate and tax collectqr Derby is the post town. Hanson Hy. butcher and cattle dealer Aldred Mrs Annie, mistress of British School Hodgkinson Ths. plumber and v. Nag's Head Cooper Benj. managing elk. at G. H. & A. R. Strutt'.r Langley John, clerk and steward at Asylum Crossland Rev. Ths. vicar Lindsay Jas. Murray, M.D., supt. physician at Asylum Fletcher Mrs. coal dealer 144.
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