Box 21 - Miscellaneous and Stray documents - Final Report of the County Record Committee, 16 Jun 1882 (23 pages). C R Colvile, chairman [Further copy at STRUTT/P/9] - Reports of Standing Joint Committee on County Buildings and Lock-ups, Jan 1911 (26 pages) and Jan 1924 (18 pages) - Minutes of Quarter Sessions, Oct 1824-Jan 1831 (original manuscripts reinforced and bound within modern hard covers) - Return of numbers of prisoners held at Chesterfield and Tideswell Houses of Correction, 31 Dec 1818 Envelope labelled Scheme for establishment of a County Association for Derbyshire [See also D504/114/8] - Typescript report of meeting held at Devonshire House, Piccadilly, London 21 Oct 1907 (25 pages) - Act of Parliament: Territorial and Reserve Forces Act, 1907 - Model Scheme for Establishing a County Association, 1907 - Provisional Notes on the Formation and Functions of County Associations: 1907 - Related notes, drafts and correspondence, 1907 Appointment of coroners - Reginald William Sale of Derby appointed coroner of Hundred of Appletree by William Henry Greaves-Smith of Ford Hall, Chapel en le Frith, 3 Apr 1913 - Frank Edwin Moult of 16 Iron Gate, Derby appointed Deputy Coroner of Hundred of Appletree by Reginald William Sale, Coroner, 9 Apr 1913 - Broadsheet/poster giving names of justices who on 8 Nov 1971 formed the last Panel of Justices prior to the abolition of Quarter Sessions - Proposed Rules of the Derbyshire Rifle Association and notice of meeting to promote the formation of a County Rifle Association, 1 Feb [1861] - Summary of provisions for formation of a Volunteer Rifle Corps, Duke of Devonshire, 25 Jul 1859 Accounts: debit to Corns. [Cornelius] Brough, being expenses in the execution of several late Acts of Parliament - Army and Navy, attending general meeting and petty sessions; printing and issuing orders to overseers, Dec 1796 - expenses in relation to provisional cavalry, Jan-Jul 1797 - expenses in relation to supplementary militia, Nov 1796-May 1797 Oaths - Brooke Boothby of Ashbourne Hall: duties in relation to Customs, 12 Jan 1762 - Anthony Lax, clerk of the peace: confirms not receiving money in respect of nominations or appointments, 11 Jan 1774 - Philip Gell, sheriff: confirms not receiving any benefit in respect of parliamentary election, 25 Nov 1822 - Joseph Hopkinson of Stretton, farmer: faithful execution of office, surveying messenger and gauger, 19 Feb 1836 - Sir Henry John Joseph Hunloke, sheriff: oath specified for relief of Roman Catholic subjects, 26 Feb 1840 - List of Townships and Hamlets in Hundred of High Peak, with number of headboroughs in each township, 2 Nov 1772 - List of Townships and Hamlets in Hundred of High Peak, with number of constables and headboroughs in each township, undated [c1772] - Request by Martin Topham for ale house licence for Edward Woodiwisse and Robert Beardsley of Wirksworth [mid-17th century] - Declaration by residents of Shottle about good behaviour of Thomas Woods of Shottle in relation to ale house licence [mid-17th century] - Document about brewing licence for Richard Middleton of Horsley [mid 17th century] - Unidentified, names William Clarke, mayor of Chesterfield: perhaps relates to an ale house licence, 3 Sep 1633. Latin - Oath by Richard ? of Fenny Bentley; taken by Edward Manlove re “much drinking and tippling” by Thomas Goodale, ale house keeper, and his wife Millicent, 13 Jul 1650 - Petition of many inhabitants of Stanley re John Holland allowed drunkenness and Sunday drinking at his ale house. Pencil note “1665” - Petition of Jonathan Hardy of Shipley, labourer seeking an order for return of a bed and other goods seized on a pretext by Henry Godkin, constable, 17 Apr 1683 - Conviction certificate of Samuel Gamble of Winster for selling ale without a licence. Witness Samuel Waterhouse of Winster, miner, 25 Mar 1757 - Applications for a licence to brew and sell ale: 1. Thomas Rowbotham of Scropton and Margery his wife [?17th century], 2. John Hodges of Belper, 22 Mar 1650 - Unidentified [early 17th century] (2 items). Latin/English. Papers related to settlement between Derbyshire County Council and Derby Borough Council in relation to land at Old Uttoxeter Road, Derby, the site of Rowditch Barracks (1 bundle) - War Department: certificate of authority for sale of militia barracks, 30 Mar 1885 - Abstract of title to former militia barracks, 1887 - Certificate of contract for redemption of land tax, 3 Feb 1887, with plan of land at Old Uttoxeter Road, Derby - Conveyance and release of the Near Conduit Close, Old Uttoxeter Road, Derby, with plan - Related correspondence, 1888-1890 - Draft conveyance of land north-west of Old Uttoxeter Road, 19 Apr 1890, with plan - Requisitions on title and answers, 21 Aug 1889 - Deed of release and indemnity, 4 Feb 1891 - Letter from Wynne, Holmes and Wynne, 40 Chancery Lane, London to C S B Busby, Derby, recommends a firm of parliamentary agents in relation to possible opposition by Derbyshire County Council to extension of Borough of Derby, 25 Nov 1889 - Estimates/tenders for construction of new police stations: Matlock Bridge, Apr 1893 (8 items), South Normanton, Mar 1895 (6 items), Ashbourne, Aug 1895 (9 items), Clowne, Aug 1900 (8 items) [early 17th cent]-1913