... Joseph Pheasant and Geo. Bancroft, of Shardlow, charged with stealing at Shardlow, two half Trent lines, and one lock rope, the property of 'essrs. J. Sutton and Co.-Also with stealing 71. lOs. in money, belonging to Joseph Dickinson. John Vernon, of Sparrow-pit, charged with stealing and leading away a black horse, the property of Joseph Vernon. William Smith, of Aslibourn, charged with ...

... PARLIAMENTARY iNTBLLIGENCEB,: { (Continuedfromfturtispage.) HOUSE OF LORDS, MONDA.Y, MAY 9. The business was very unimportant. - The Marquis of NoRMANBY again brought before the House of Lords the case of the Sunderland magistrates, who have felt themselves aggrieved by certain remarks of the Marquis of Londonderry, imputing to them the exercise of their power of granting licenses for the pur- ...

... The Paris papers do not possess any interest. The chs celebrated Field Marshal Moncey, Duke of Conegliano Hai and Governor of the ?? Hospital of the Invalids, died 'l on ''hursday morning, in the 90th year of hisage. Dis- well patches from Algeria of the 2d inst' announce that Abd- i ?? bad again in vaded the province from the fron-,fir tiers of Morocco, and that General Bedeau had marched & ...

... TO THE EDITOR OF THE DERBY MtERCIURY. Sir--The announcement of the i' Anniversary Of Opening the Arboretum cannot fail being hailed with joy by the inhabitants of Derby, and the, feelings of respect and admiration for the character of its munificent 1 donor mustberenewed with inereasedardor andsincerity. It is however to be lamented that the same spirit o±f er- lightened liberality is not ...

... DBREADFUL RIOTS AT LIVERPOOL ON WE DNESDAY v, FOUR MEN AND ONE WOMAN SHOT. (From the Liverpool Mlail of Thursday.) We regret to say tirot our election has not passed off so quietly as we bed supposed, but that some bloodshed and serious injury to property have occurred. We hove endeo- voared to obtain the particulars from a source on which we can place the fullest reliance, and subjoin them in ...

... THE AM.&EV-RO-A7FF. Sir Robert Pcel's niew commercial Tariff; with the changes tq which the Governiment has been induced to accede by the representations and suggestions of those ;parties who have a practical acquaintance with the subject is nor printed. These changes are few in number. In the case of a few manufactured articles, in which it ap- peared that a sudden removal of protection to ...

... we saw one instance of the working of the system, in the cheap binding of the Bible Society. The reply of the committee evidently came this, —that they could not help themselves; —that they did not wish to starve anybody; but, men business, they were bound to deal by contract and tender. Since then, another and still more striking instance the working of the system has come to light. The ...

... This monument is drawing near its completion. One side of the base of the pedestal will occupied with inscription, i which has been cast bronze, Messrs. Cainplin and ! AVatson, iron-founders in Norwich. The letters are raised, and the whole well executed. The inscription occupies a slab 17 feet inches in length, feet inches height. The following a copy: Thin column, memory Thomas William Coke, ...

... that Colour-Serjeant John Chisholm, sou of Serjeant Chisholm, of this town, has been appointed Quarter Master the Regiment, now serving in Ceylon. Royal College of Surgeons of England.—Dr. j Nuttall, late pupil of Messrs. Lomas, surgeons, Belper, ; was admitted a member Friday, Nov. I>. Derby Young Men's Christian Association. —In ! our last week's paper we mentioned that, the evening ! ...

... The annual meeting the Commissioners under the above Act was held in the Guildhall Saturday last, Mr. William Mohi.ky in the chair. | The resolutions passed the last general meeting were read; also the following Report of the proceedings the Lamp and Road Committee: TO THE COMMISSIONERS UNDER fHE The Lamp and Road Committee have to report that during ; the past year the sum of 9491. 9s. lid. ...

... Hastings, Saturday. The greatest excitement prevails at the present time throughout this district, in consequence of a female having been apprehended on charge of administering poison to her husband and three of her sons. It appears that at the foot White Hart-hill, 111 the parish Guttling, resided, to last September, hard-working man, Kichard (Jeering, and his wife, with five grown sons, two ...

... WEDNESDAY, January 24, 1849. We have been favoured by a Correspondent with the following literal copy of a letter received from Laurence He* worth, Esq., M.P., for the borough of Derby, in answer to an application for subscription to the funds of the Young Men's Society. To comment upon the inflated vanity which could prompt the transmission of three tracts, written by himself, iii lieu ...