DiRECTORY.] DERBYSHIRE. STAVELEY. 363 Jackson Henry, locomotive insyecto;r Staveley Coke &; Gas Light..co. Lim. Knighton Geo. Henry, foundry :JIl<lD3" Great Central Railway Co (Edmund Simpson, sec) ger at Staveley works "Jarvis Sarah (Mrs.), cowkeeper, Staveley Oricket Olub- (Robt. Barlow, Millard Ahrabam, butcher Woodthorpe hon. sec) Price Ann (Mrs.), shopkeeper ..Johnson George, farmer, Woodthorpe Staveley Endowed School {Fms. Albt. Smith George, farmer, Breck farm Kdndall Brothers, mineral water &. TurnerB.A.head mast.),Netherthrpe Reading &. News Room& & LibraI1 (speciality) hop bitter manufa~trs. Staveley Football Club (Jas. Barley, (Arthur Allcroft, sec. & librarian) Chesterfield road hon. sec) SmilJb Samuel, butcher Kendall Charles James & Samuel, Staveley l"ree Labour &; Industrial Pro- Staveley Coal &; Iron Co. Limited, mineral water manufacturers, see .vident Co-operative Society Limited coal & ironmasters, manufacturers. Kendall Bros (Oharles Gardner, manager) engineers &c. (Sam Beresford, sec) Knighton Wm. Hy. grocer, Lowgates Stead Elizabeth Miss), milliner Sterling John, shopkeeper Lack Harry, painter, decorator & sign Stone Mary (Mrs.), shopkeeper Westlake Oharles E. mineral traffie writer, Duke street ' Stone Samuel, joiner &. builder manager, Staveley works Langley John 'fhomas, hair dresser Strawther Bros. brush manufacturers Wetherall James, news agent lllngley Robert, shopkeeper &. fruitr *Stubbins Benj. farmer, Woodthorpe I *Lee Joseph Godber, frmr.Woodthorpe Swift Herbert, shopkeeper MIDDLE HANDLEl". Lieves~ey Thomas, Foresters' inn Swift Sarah Anne (Mrs.). 'Shopkeeper MacFarlane Mrs. Uplands Lievesley Thos. jun. beer & wine ret . & beer retailer Renshaw Misses, Southgate lodge Lingard John, Elm Tree P.R T.aylor Thos. drpr. see Barker & Taylor Barber Paul, farmer Longmate Ohas. drilling machine pr~ Taylor lVilliam, assistant: superinten- Evans Oharles, blacksmith 'Prietor &. farmer, Ohesterfield road dent Prudential Assurance Co. Lim Marples Frederick A. Devonshire Arms *Markham Hall (George Barlow, sec) Taylor William, cowkeeper, Pipe lane P.H. & farmer *Marples Hrbt.&. Paul,frmrs.Huggistr Toplis & Bradley, chemists & druggists Steele Elizabeth (Mrs.), shopkeeper ~arples Paul, butcher Tudsbury Marmaduke Wright, sta- Turner Martha (Mrs.), carpenter k :Marples Paul, btchr. &. frmr. Duke st tioner & printer wheelwright :Marriott Kat-e (Mrs.), hair dresser & Tudsbury Wm. Hardstaff, hair dresser tobacconist, Poolsbrook Turton John, joiner & wheelwright &. ~'"ETHER HA...l'lDLEY. }Iarsh John Wheatcroft, grocer farmer, Inkersall Ooleman Rev.William Laxton (curate) Ya.rson James, shoe maker , Vickel"s Priscilla(Mrs.),farmr.Parkgate Frith James, cowkeeper :Martin Joseph, mineral water ,manu- (letters direct from Chesterfield) H~yle Thoma~ ~lbert, farmer facturers, see Hardy & MartIn . Volunteer Battalion (2nd) Sherwood WIddowson WillIam, farmer, Belle VU0 ~artin 'rhos. (Mrs.), monmntl. mason Foresters (Derbyshire Regiment) (R WEST Ill.NDLEY Matthews Wm. Old Nag's Head P.H Co.) (Oapt. J. K. Goodall,command- • Meakin In. Thos. beer ret. Lowgates " ir.g; Rev. O. H. Molineuxf acting Bargh Rob-ert, .farmer }{echanics' Institute (Thomas Till, chaplain; Sergt. W. G. Sturgeon, Bradley FranCls, cowkeeper librarian; Robert Barlow, sec) drill instructor)' Oowley Argus, cowkeeper }Iiddleton Maria (Mrs.), shopkeeper Wakefield Jaho, glass & china dealer Cowl.ey He,nry, farmer Millard Wm. & Son, btchrs. Poolsbrk *Walker .Tn. shopkeeper, Woodthorpe GoslIng E~za (Mrs.), co-wkeeper *Milner Wm.btehr.&frmr.WoOdtborpe Wallace George, grocer, Lowgates; &. Hudson RIchard, cowkeeper Mullins William, joiner &; builder . at Poolsbrook S::,les Herbert, cowkeeper Murray John Lentall Patrick, hair-. \Valsh Thomas, butcher,' S~ddan Oharles, farmer dresser, Lowgates ' WellsJn.J.New inn&frmr.Netherthorpe SI.ddall H~nry, farmer Murray John Michael, greengrocer, Wheelhouse Susannah (Mrs.), draper V~?kers ElIza (Mrs.), shopkeeper , Poolsbrook 'Yiddowson &. Jervis, butchers WIddowson James, farmer, Moor top Xaylor Thom~s.' pawnbroker &. clothier Widdowson Joseph, ~ar;ner, Inkersall MARSDEN MOOR Newbury Wilham, shpkpr. Lowgates (letters through BrImmgtn.Ohstrfld) .. Noden John, butcher . Wilkinson Thomas, traffic inspector. Letters should be addressed Xorbnggs~ Ootram In. Jas. Stanhope, general dlr Great Central Railway Co Ohesterfield. Palmer Henry S. &; Son, ironmongers Williamson Albt.beer retIr. Canal row Holmes John, Holmes villa Parramore Theresa (Mrs.), shopk-eeper Woodhead E. & Sons Lim. grocers Bacon John, cowkeeper Parsons Annie(Mrs.),milliner & draper &c. Poolsbrook Bradley John, beet retailer P.arsons Edwd. pork butcher &farmer Woodhead Godber, draper Buxton George, shopkeeper Pattison Benjamin, Crown P.H Woodhead John, shopkeeper, Mill grn Davies Henry.. ha",ker Pattison Mark, farmer, Merrians (let- 'Yrigglesworth William Henry, boot Gee Thomas, carter tars via New Whittington) . :'maker, Lows-ates Goodwin John, beer retailer Payton Richard, g.rocer, Seymour Wroe Joseph, shopkeeper, Lowgates Greaves Ohar:es, carrier Peabody William, furniture dealer Yorkshire Penny Bank (branch),Pools- Heywood Thomas, cowkeeper Pickering Frederick Stokes, baker & brook Mission room (open mons. Johnson Moses, cowkeeper confectioner, Poolsbrook 7.30 to 8 p.m.) & Speedwell Mission Keeton Frederick, greengrocer Plant John Thomas, bla~ksmith, f room (mon. 6 to 7 p.m.; S. Elliott, Lewis Isaac, shopkeeper Preston Edwin James, draper actuary) Milner Frederick M. Gate inn Renshaw Herbert, confectioner . Young Jas. baker &; butcher. Lowgates Oakley Samuel, boot maker *Renshaw Joseph, farmer,Woodthbrpe- Young Robert, butcher Rubinson John, farmer Riley }<'anny (Miss), dress maker Turner John, cowkeelJer Robinson William Henry, grocer \.'\ .' BARROW HILL. Whitworth Thos.shopkeeper k beer re. Rodgers Adelaide (Miss), confectioner Hale Thoma!l Frederick Widdowson Leonard BartQn. grocer . Rodgers Mark, tailor, Lowgates . Widdowson Phillis Phreb-e (Mrs.). Rodgers Thos. baker &. provision dealr COMMERCIAL. cowkeeper Shaw Frederick William, butcher Baker George, Barrow Hill (commer- Yorkshire Penny Bank (branch) (open Shelton George, farmer, Lowgatcs cial) hotel & posting house wed. 6.30 p.m. to 7.30 p.m.),. Simpson Edmund, storekeeper, Stave- Baker J.oseph, Moulders' Anns P.H National school Icy works, Lowgates Bell1it Joseph, farmer, Handley wood _ Singleton 8amh Ann (Miss), confetm Booker George, farmer, Pond house :'iiORBRIGGS. Slagg Thomas, farmer, Red lodge Brown Wharton f;rmr. & drpr. Post off Dudley John Richd. Norbriggs honstt Smith Charles James, shopkeeper Fanshaw John. farmer, White lodge Paterson John, Holly bank Smith George, grocer & draper I , 1'1earne John, grocer Dudley &; Son, spade, ilho.el, steel fork Smith Isaiah, insurance agent Gandy Frederick, foundry manager, & mining tool manufacturer;;:, Xor" Smith Thos. Greaves, grocer &; draper, Staveley works briggs works Lowgates Hale Thos. Frederick M.R.O.S.Eng., Lincoln James, farmer Speed George, grocer, Lowgates L.S.A.Lond., L.M. surgeon Mapley Elijah, boot etc. maker Spiby Thos.crpntr. &; joiner, Lowgates Hunt Benjamin, shopkeeper 8tubbings .Benj. fanner, Bank house' STONY MIDDLETON, on the road from Buxton to district, rural deanery of Eyam, archdeaconry of Derby ChesterfieW, is a township and parochial chapelry in the and diocese of Southwell. The coapel of St. Martin, situ­ parish of Hathersage, from which it is separated by that ated at the lower end of the village, is an octagonal boild­ et Eyam, and is 3 mnes from Grindleford station on the ing erected in 1759, in place of an earlier structure, con­ Dare and Chinley branch of the Midland railway, 4 miles sisting, as far as it is known, of a simple chancel and Have: JlOrtb from Hassop station,S north-north-east from Bake- the embattled western tower, a low structure of Late Per­ ",en. 5 east from Tideswell and 162 from London, in the pendicular date, remains and contains 3 bells, all cast in Western division of the' county, hundred of High Peak, 1720, and a clock placed in 1898: there is an inscriptwn Bakewell union. petty sessional division and county court in the church to Mrs. Denman, but no monuments earlier.