PARISH. 773 Hulme John, schoolmaster 1 Dunn Job, tailor Jackson Silas, miller & shopkeeper Gerrard Wm., shopkpr., Post-office 1 Jamea John, colliery agent Hammersley James, nail manufr~ In skip Dmiel, wheelwright Heath J oseph, blacksmith LotonJno.,smith & vict., Holly Bush Johnson Thomas, butcher 2 Loton Thomas, blacksmith 1 Lees Wm., cork cutter Mosley Sarah, grocer and draper 1 Spilsbury John, schoolmr. & shopr;. Rigby Mary, vict., Colliers' Arms Spooner John, beerhouse & bricklr. Salt Jph., shopr. & vict., Royal Oak 1 Tabbernor Stephen, butcher Shephard Rev. Hy. Jas., curate of Waiters Adam, auctioneer Whilock John, stone mason Thorley Mrs Elizabeth INNS AND TAVERNS. JlooT&SHOE MKB. 3 Hill John 1 Black Cock, Samuel Betts Foden Thomas Lockett Samuel Bull's Head, Richard Phillips Wood John Salt Thomas Butcher's Arms, Sampson WrightT WhalleyJonathan 1 Shufll.ebotbam (and butcher) IIEERHOUSEs. Dn:l. & Isabella 1 Duke of Wellington, Wm. Phillips James Edwin 3Shu:ffiebothamJ. Roe Buck, Jolm Stanton (&butcher) James George Thorley Thomas 1 Travellers' Inn, Eliz. James .Slater Henry 2 Titley John FARMERS. Nicklin John FARMERS. 3 WhiteburstJno. Abberley George 1 Perry Thomas Bowers Vernon Williamson John 1BaguallSampsn. Rushton Ruper~ Corbitchley Jph. Wright Joseph, & Bamford Samuel Smith Richa1·d Camwell Eliz. wheelwright 1 Brad bury Eliz. Snape Thomas FORSBROOK. 2 Bloor James Tidswell Joseph Marked 1 are at Blythe Mm·sh, and 2 Bridgett Samuel Turner Rupert( & at Cash Heath. 1 Broster Richard butcher) PosT-OFFICE at Wm. Gerrard's, Let-. 2 Eddowes Elijab Warrington Ths~ ters desp. 8 evening, via Stone Foden Joseph Whilock Ralph Abberley Rupert, shoemkr. & shopkr Gerrard Jph. (& (& maltster) Alcock Thomas, butcher (maltster) WHEELWRIGHTS. :Bagnall Philip, beerhouse Harris Robert Foden Edward 1 Beardmore Wm., blacksmith Harris Samuel lnskip Daniel Boulton Hugh, tailor & shopkeeper Harvey Thomas 1 Mills Wm. :Boulton Daniel, tailor 1 Heath Richard Whilock J oseph Broster Richard, corn miller 1 Heath Samuel BAILWAV Bridgett John, stom~mason 1JamesWm.buch. TrainsfromBlyth Burton Wm., shoemaker Martin Samuel Bridge Station 6 1 Curtis Rev. John 11 Cope W. shopr. 1 Marston Wm. times a day DRAYCOTT-IN-THE-MOORS is a scattered village, on the Newcastle and road, near the river Blytbe, 2! miles S.S.W. of Cheadle, and half a mile N. of Oreswell Station, on the North Railway. Its parish contains only 518 inhabitants, though it has about 3700 acres of land, all belonging to Sir Edward Vavasour, Bart., the lord of the manor, tlxcept 50 acres of glebe, and 5 acres at Creswell, occupied by the owner. !rhe Church (St. Margaret,) stands on an eminence near the village. The nave was rebuilt in 1727, and restored in 1849-50, when the chancel was :rebuilt, and the whole fabric thoroughly repaired, at a great expense, to­ wards which a lady gave £1000. In the mortuary chapel are several monu~ ments and effigies of the Draycott family. The chancel has two stained glass windows, and a pavement of encaustic tiles. The rectory valued in K.B. at £9. 6s. Sd., and now at £452, is in the patronage of Sir Edward Vavasour, and incumbency of the Rev. C. W. Stocker, D.D., who has a :pleasant residence in the centre of the glebe. Near the church is the parish Johool.