The History of the County of Derby

Turner Mr. John, Bottom's Lodge Whittaker Mr. James, Wirksworth (two Turner Mr. Henry, Duffield

copies) Turner Mr. John, Duffield

Whyman Mr. William, Derby
Turner Mr. Edward, Hayfield
Turner Mr. Christopher, Derby

Whysall Mr. George, Heanor

Wild Mr. William, Stony Middleton
Twigg Mr. J. A. Chesterfield
Twigge Mr. Joseph, Ashover

Wightman Mrs. Sarah, Derby
Wigley Mr. Mansfield

Wilkins and Son, Messrs. Derby (sit Wade Mr. George, Mickleover

copies) Wadsworth Mr. Charlesworth

Wilkson Mr. George, Taddington Wagstaffe Mr. John, Glossop

Willder Mr. Samuel, Derby Wagstaffe Mr. Thomas, Woodseats Willder Mr. Thomas, Derby Waine Mr. Avery, Chesterfield

Williams Mr. Sudbury Wainwright Mr. William, Sheffield Williams Mr. German, Derby Wall Mr. James, Wirksworth

Williamson Mr. Richard, Derby Wall Mr. Richard, Wirksworth

Williamson Mr. Chapel-en-le-Frith Wallis Mr. George, Derby

Willis and Andrew Messrs. Eyam Walker and Son Messrs. Derby

Willock Mr. William H. London Walker Mr. Thomas, Derby

Wilmot Mr. William, Little Eaton Walker Mr. James, Belper

Wilson Mr. Joshua, Derby Walker Mr. Thomas, Belper

Wilson Mr. George, Wirksworth Walters Mr. Henry, Alfreton

Wilson Mr. Matthew, Chesterfield Walters Mr. John, Normanton

Wolstenholme Mr. Thomas, Eckington Walters Mr. William, Edensor

Wood Mr. John, Glossop Walton Mr. Thomas W. Derby

Wood late Mr. William, Buxton Ward Mr. Thomas, Ashbourn

Wood Mr. George, Buxton Ward Mr. Robert, Derby

Wood Mr. John, Derby Wardlow Mr. Charlesworth

Woodhead Messrs. Chesterfield (three Warin late Mr. Ashbourn

copies) Warren Mr. William, Derby

Woollatt Mr. John, Burley Waterall Mr. George, Wirksworth Wormsley Mr. Robert, Chesterfield Watson Mr. John, Derby

Wragg Mrs. Margaret, Castleton Wayte Mr. Ashby-de-la-Zouch

Wright Mr. John, New Brampton Webster Mr. Thomas, Mercaston Hall Wright Edward and Son, Messrs. New ( 4to copy

Brampton Webster Mr. John, Derby

Wright Mr. Thomas, Derby Webster Mr. George, Derby

Wright Mr. John, Derby Weston Mr. Joseph, Belper

Wright Mr. John, Chesterfield Wheatcroft Nathaniel and Son Messrs. Wright Mr. George, Newark Cromford

Wright Mr. Charles, Wirksworth Wheatcroft German and Son Messrs. Wright Mr. James, Dronfield Cromford

Wright Mr. Richard, Ashby-de-la-Zouch Wheeldon Mr. Samuel, Derby

Wright Mr. Samuel Job, Derby
Wheeldon Mr. George, Derby
Wheelhouse Mr. John, Eckington Vallance Mr. John, Matlock Bath
Whiston Mr. Joseph, Ashbourn
White Mr. John, Sutton

Yates Mr. Abraham, Walton on Trent White Mr. William Morledge, Chad. Young Vr. Thomas, Derby desden

Young Messrs. Derby Whitehurst Mr. John, Derby

Young Mr. Charles, Sandiacre

ADVERTISEMENT.

The Proprietor and Publisher of the History and Gazet-

teer of Derbyshire, has the pleasure of announcing to his

numerous Subscribers and the Public, that the FIRST PART

of the FIRST VOLUME of his work is ready for delivery.

This PART contains,

The Geography,

Geology,

Natural History, comprising Botany,

General Political History [to the close of the reign of

Edward 111.)

and is illustrated by a geological plate, and a variety of other
embellishments.

Stephen Glover has been induced, contrary to his original
intention, to publish the work in parts, on account of his
having obtained an accumulation of interesting materials,
far exceeding his most sanguine expectations. This mass
of important matter is the result, partly of his own re-
searches, and partly of kind contributions of intelligent per-
sons in every portion of the County.

For this reason,
the History will necessarily be extended to a size MUCH
GREATER than was originally projected ; and will comprise
THREE OTHER PARTS of considerable bulk.

The SECOND PART, which will complete the FIRST
VOLUME, will contain

The remainder of the General Political History,

Statistics, Government, &c. of the County,
Ancient Genealogical History,
Biography of eminent persons, either natives of Derbyshire,

or long resident in the County.

The THIRD PART (which will form the FIRST PART of the
SECOND VOLUME) will comprise about HALF

THE

PAROCHIAL HISTORY OF THE COUNTY ; embracing the
General History of the Towns, Villages, &c. obtained from
sources entirely, or for the most part, new.

The FOURTH PART, completing the GAZETTEER AND
PAROCHIAL HISTORY, will terminate the work.

The SECOND VOLUME, the FIRST PART of which is
nearly ready for publication, will contain above fifty copper
and steel engravings of noblemen's and gentlemen's seats,
churches, monuments, &c. and about one hundred and twenty
shields of armorial bearings of the resident families, with
tables of genealogy.

The Plates.
Chatsworth House, by Sir Jeffry Wyatville, knt.
Hardwick Hall
Countess of Shrewsbury's Monument, by Mr. Cubley
Haddon Hall, by Mr. Henry Moore
Stanton Woodhouse, by Mr. John Rayner
Bretby House, by Mr. Henry Moore
Bretby House, by Mr. Henry Stevens
Kedleston House, by Mr. Henry Moore
Doveridge Hall
Sudbury Hall and Monuments, by Mr. H. Moore
Melbourn Hall, by Mr. Henry Moore
Calke Abbey, two views, by Mr. Glover
Drakelow Hall, by Mr. Henry Moore
Tissington Hall, by Peter Bainbrigge, esq.
Ashbourn Hall, by Mr. Henry Moore
Egginton Hall, by Mr. Henry Moore
Wingerworth Hall
Willesley Hall, by Mr. R. Ĉ. Wright
Duffield Hall, by a Lady
Stony Middleton Hall, by Mr. Henry Moore
Willersley Castle, by Mr. George Glover
Beauchief Hall, by Mr. Henry Moore
Brookfield Hall, by Mr. Henry Moore
Dunston Hall, by Mr. Henry Moore
Stanton House and Lodge, by Mr. John Rayner
Snelston Hall, by

Nash, esq.
Langley Park, by Mr. Henry Moore
Bridge Hill House and Cotton Mills, hy Mr. H. M.
Portrait of Jedediah Strutt, esq. by Joseph Wright
Radbourn Hall, by Mr. H. Moore
Radbourn Rectory and Church, by Mr. H. Moore
Dalbury Church and Rectory, by Mr. H. Moore
Barlborough Hall

Donors.

His Grace the Duke of Devonshire

Ditto

His Grace the Duke of Rutland

Ditto

The Right Hon, Earl of Chesterfield

Ditto

Right Hon. Lord Scarsdale

Right Hon. Lord Waterpark

Right Hon. Lord Vernon

Right Hon. Lord Melbourne

Sir George Crewe, bart.

Sir Roger Greisley, bart.

Sir Henry Fitz Herbert, bart.

Sir William Boothby, bart.

Sir Henry Every, bart.

Sir John Henry Hunloke, bart.

Sir Charles Abney Hastings, bart.

Sir Charles Colvile

Sir Thomas Denman

Richard Arkwright, esq.

Broughton Steade, esq.

James Holworthy, esq.

Thomas Smith Milnes, esq.

William Pole Thornhill, esq.

John Harrison, esq.

Godfrey Meynell, esq.

George Benson Strutt, esq.
Late William Strutt, esq. F. R. S.
E. S. Chandos Pole, esq.
Rev. Reginald Pole
Rev. Charles Evelyn Cotton
Rev. C. H. R. Rodes

The following and others are engraved at the expense of the Proprietor :

All Saints Church, by Mr. R. V. Knight

Ashbourn Church, by Peter Bainbrigge, esq.

Monuments in Ashbourn Church

Wirksworth Church, by Mr. John Rayner

Monuments in Wirksworth Church, by Ditto

Portrait of Flamsteed, the Astronomer

Portrait of Joseph Wright, by Himself

Portrait of Whitehurst

View of the Town Hall, by Matthew Haber-

shon, esq.

Portrait of Sir Richard Arkwright, by J.