DRAKES DIRECTORY OF NOTTINGHAM AND DISTRICT FOR 1860

ARNOLD DIRECTORY.

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small tithes. The Wesleyan, Primitive Methodists, and the Particular and General Baptists have chapels in the village. The annual feast is on the last Sunday in September. Board of Health established in 1854; Mr. F. T. Shelton, clerk, and Mr. T. S. Piggin, collector. The FreeSchool was founded by Daniel Chadwick.

Daybrook is a considerable hamlet on the Mansfield road, at the southern verge of the parish, 3 miles N- of Nottingham. RED Hill is a large village on the Mansfield road, half a mile W. of Arnold.

ARNOLD DIRECTORY.

Marked 1 reside at Daybrook, 2 Red Hill, and the rest at Arnold or where specified.

Allen Wright, surgeon

2 Annibal Jas. R. lace manufacturer

2 Archer Mrs

Atkinson Rev. George, curate

2 Bridger John, spirit merchant

Brightmore Fras. cooper and turner

Buck Joseph, needle maker

Cliff Mary, dressmaker

Cook Thomas, coal dealer

Cutts Esther, dressmaker

Elliott Thomas, lace thread Manufacturer Daybook vale

2 Fish Mrs Elizabeth

1 Fleet Joseph, drillman

Frost T. and S. lace manufacturers

Gosling John, relieving officer

Hardy John, lace manufacturer, Daybrook Vale

Hartshorn Isaac, tobacconist

Holcombe Rev George Francis, vicar Sherwood lodge

Hollins John Henry, lace manufacturer, Daybrook

Jackson Mr William

Johnson Mr Robert

Kirk Mrs

2 Lamin Mr John

Leigh George, mercht. Arnold villa

1 Leivers Thomas, toll collector

Levick Robert, manfr. Arno vale

1 Mattack Thomas, worsted mfr

Medhurst Henry, woolsorter

Meller Daniel, poor rate collector

Oscroft William, coal dealer

Page Mrs

Pearson Benjamin, draper

Phipps J. registrar of births and deaths

Redgete Thomas, parish clerk

Shelton George, merchant

Simpson Mrs Am

Simpson Mrs Esther

Simpson John, lace thread manufacturer Woodthorpe grange

Spink Mr Mark

Stones William, carter

Ward Mrs Elizabeth

Whitaker Joseph, Esq., Ramsdale

Whitchurch Richard, overlooker

Wood Anthony, druggist

Woodword Thomas, collar maker

1 Wootton Thomas, commission agent, Daybrook cottage

INNS AND TAVERNS.

Black Swan; J. Beardsley, Woodthorpe

Cross Keys; John Dickinson

Druid's Tavern; Alice Hearson

Greyhound; William Bobinson

Horse and Jockey; Thomas Newton

2 Old Spot Inn; William Bramley (and horse dealer)

2 Ram Inn; Charles Smith

Robin Hood; Samuel Stamp

Seven Stars; Samuel Robinson

2 Three Crowns; John Hulse

2 White Hart; Fredk. Pembleton

ACADEMIES.

Hurstwaite Miss (inft.)

Marshall Thomas (free)

Phipps J. (boarding and day school)

BAKERS.

Foster Henry

2 Jeffery John

Marsland Mary (and Confectioner)

Palethorpe John

Waiters John

Williamson Joseph

Willows Samuel

BEERHOUSES.

2 Bradley Sabina

2 Breffit George

Fleet Joseph

Hardstaff William

Stafford Ira

BLACKSMITHS.

Blatherwick Thomas

Brookes William

Foster William

Morris Joseph

BOOT AND SHOEMAKERS.

Bailey Zedekiah

Beardsley Joseph

Fish George

Jackson John

Lamin Thomas

1 Makin John

Mann Robert

Marshall William

Parsons Edward

Portington Thomas

2 Spendlove Joseph

Spick John

Yates Jonathan

BRICKLAYERS.

Acton James

Kent John

Ward Richard

Worrell John (and stonemason)

BUTCHERS.

Allcock Thomas

2 Clalland John

Dean Edward

Denby Stephen

Ellis George

Hearson Cornelius

Howitt Hiram

Hulse John

Leverton William

Oscroft Samuel

1 Shepherd –

Showell John

Stamp Frank

White William

Worthington David

CORN MILLERS.

Fox John

Gamble William

2 Jeffery John

Palethorpe John

2 Simpson Mrs

Williamson Job

COWKEEPERS.

Goodwin William

Kirk William

Stanfield Robert

DRAPERS.

Cliff Mary

Smith William

FARMERS.

Barker William

2 Bennett John

Bradbury William

2 Bramley William

Bryan William and J.

Chadburn F.

Hall John, lodge

Harris J.

Holt William

Kelk William

1 Morley John

2 Needham John

Oscroft Thomas

2 Pare Mrs

Pembleton Frederick

Robinson Samuel

Robinson Thomas (and woolstapler)

Stanfield Robert

1 Walker William

Walters John

Whitaker Joseph

Williamson Job

Wolstenholme Thomas

Wood Anthony

Wood Uriah

FRAMESMITHS.

Atherley Christopher

Atherley and Briggs

Kelk William

Pembleton Elijah

2 Settle Robert

Webster William

GARDENERS.

Dabell Thomas

Hickling Thomas (nurseryman)

Powley Joseph

Seagrave Edward

Spencer F

GROCERS.

Allcock Samuel

Chappell Samuel

Clements William

Drayton William

2 Dyer Theodore

Fisher George

Foster Henry

Garratt Edwin (and druggist)

Holt William

Howitt Hiram

Jackson Thomas

Jones Sarah

1 Kelk John

Kirk William

Mann Josiah

Marr George

Oscroft James

Seagrave William

Showell John

2 Simpson William

Simpson Samuel

Stone William

Thorpe Charles

Twells Alfred

1 Ward Mary

Wardle Mary

Willaimson Job

Williamson Joseph

Wood Anthony (and druggist)

Wood Sarah

Worthington David

HAIRDRESSERS.

Clay William

Ellis George

HOSIERY AGENTS.

Askew William

Bacon Hannah

1 Beardsley Solomon (manufacturer)

Boot John

Clark George

Clay William

Clay W. (manufacturer)

Cooke John

Drinkwater Edmund

Fell Joseph

Godber Robert

Haywood George

Kelk William

1 Newton Luke

Oscroft Thomas

Oscroft William

Peek George

Pembleton Frederick (manufacturer)

Sharman William

2 Shepherd Henry

2 Sulley George

JOINERS.

Clews George

Cross Owen

2 Dyer Theodore

Hardstaff William

Jacklin William

Jew Joseph

Saxton Robert

Wright Joseph

MALTSTERS.

Leverton William

Robinson Thomas (and brick maker)

Wolstenholme Thomas

PLUMBERS, GLAZIERS, AND PAINTERS.

Barnett Thomas

Stamp John

SINKER MAKERS.

Ashmore John

Atherley John, junr.

Kirk William

TAILORS.

Ellis George

Ellis Henry

Garnett William

TINNERS AND BRAZIERS.

Lang William

Pare John

WHEELWRIGHTS

1 Barrow Banned

Boot John

2 Bradley Sabina

Lee John

Saxton Robert

2 Southern Samuel

2 Terry George (and plough maker)

Wright Joseph

OMNIBUSES

To Nottingham three or four times a day

CARRIERS

To Nottingham daily.

Bradbury John

Campion Robert