... TED MOST SUFSPRlNPG PI CTT RE OF THE AGE. THE LAST SUrFER. -Fl44iTED BY GQOflWYN LEWIS, NOW ON EXEIDIWTlN AT GRAVES' GALLERY, 33 te 32. Cefl1POI2AIY- y-3EE. B1.lMhGHAM.V Verbaf Emptaatioil GNeo-flZC0 123B, 3.0, iO, 730D, and 8.15 o'eoek. Admiuiion SisPeoc 11 FoRwAsD OTTO GAtS ENGINES. SELF }STRTTN. vI0GHEST EFFICIENCY GUARANTEED, ALLD SIZ5S. OKMil*-P to MFITV-iH}f-, JN STOCK. 97 Comnplote ...

... u cestershire v. Yorkshire. MATCH AT DEWSBURY. CAPTAIN TOSS OPPONENTS IN. i^ rain had fallen at 'b» 12 Waa Possible to commence c * °'. wheu Rowlands, the Glou- V v- ' '. wi,mi, ig t ...

... EARLY EDITION, 7Daily Post Offwce, 1SO a.m. * ~Rcuter'a Telqegrasn . FRANICE. r FALLs, October 18.-In the Chamber of Deputies, to- 0 Lday, M. Ma lat addressed an interpellation to the Govern- i; meat respecting the recent riots at Vioreao, and blamed d the attitude taken up by the authorities in the aatter. t Several other Radical members also spoke in a similar d sense. i .. hart-in, ...

... CHE: ¢ Tit at Th u of embers of this stu? Saturdsy afternoon im Le Pall Chesterfield. the S w AS “ce attendance. The chair Ceorge of Derby, m Was on the wn e of the president, Mr. Alfred 7 There were present—Mr. A. H. Stokes ajesty’s of Mines ; > Alessrs. G. Ar. J Jack Cle Crores KB. Coke, » xe ; M. H. Mills, M ansfield | Vv i Rinn Netherse ; Wilde, i Strick, CR a. A Choster- Morza vn ‘Ti JAN, ...

... 1 [Ekuter's Tderaims.J THE DUKE OF CLARENCE. 13mLrq, November 20.-Sir Edward and Lady Ermyntmude Malet gave a grand dinner at the British Embassy this evening in bonour of the Duke of Clarence, Covers were laid for fifty, the guests including the Duke and Duchess of Connaught, the D)uke and Duchess of Sparta, the Grand J)uke of Hesse, Prince and Princess Frederick Leopold, Prince and Princess ...

... .BIRMINGGlAD BOARD OF GUARDIANS; A meeting of the Birmingham Board of Guardalitese was j1,ld yesterdaRy, at the Farish Offices, Edmund Street, Dre l;.rratt presidod at the opening of the proceedings. ELtcr'itOS OF CIHA1IRMAN AND \TICE.C553RMAN.-Mr. ,T iiliE ;proposed, and Dir. WVALKER seconded,- the ertiol; of Mr. H. .T. itmaon as chairmais for the ensuing 'eaI.r. MrN said that, tholigh lie ...

... 'The Courier publishes the following:-[ TO TIHE KRITOR OF T1ea DERBDYSHIRE COURIER. Dear Sir-As a native of Chesterfield I sometimes take a look into your respectable paper, the Derbyshire Courier, to see bow it fares with the old town, and I observe in your paper of the week before last an article on the crooked spire of Chesterfield Church, and of the probability of its being polled downv ...

... now ing at Studman’s Stores, Southgate treet. Usual prices remain mar! ed in plain figures, so that you can see What th e reductions to 5 arc. 0 ver £2,000 worth of 5 mM. INCOLNSHIRE Grows AND TATOES. PROLIFIC ASHLEAF, 1/6 per peck, boshel. BEA Ty OF HEBRON, 1/6 per peck, 5/- per 1. one of the best INTERN. A TIONAL KIDNEY, per bushel. varieties for exhibition, in 2)- per aantity #: Bound ...

... On Monday, the Deputy-Coroner (Mr. A. Browne) held an inquest at the Newcastle Arms Inn, Old Basford, concerning the death of William Sharpe, aged 48 years, a collier, who leapt down the Newcastle pit on Saturday, and died from the effects of the fall. Before taking evidence the coroner and jury viewed the body of the deceased, which was lying in a shed at the pit's head. An inspection was ...

... THE EDUCATION BILL. A meeting of the Worcestershire Chamber A,'r;e. u )ture, for the purpose of discussing the provisions of the Education Bill, was hold the Crown Hotel Saturday afberno m, there being present- Mr. H. C. Gardner (chairman), Mr. W. S. Lane (vice-chairman), the Rev. C. l'oyniz Sanderson, and Messrs. E. P. Leacock, A. Dudley Clarke, J. Twinberrow, R. Paxkee, Doolittle, Dorrell, S ...

... i THE AssizEs.-The business of the assizes was cow es on Monday. Mr. Baron Martin, in charging the Gra I CA e, made a touching allusion to the death o. the Pr LrV n the intelligence of the mournful event havin re °nhoe rstown on the previous day. In the course of thell thi Viscount Ingestre, the foreman, returned into cour' re true bill, and, addresing the learned Judge, expre, e ilth a xc ...

... SUDBURY. PETTY SESSIONS, Tuesday, Feb. 25. [Before Lord WATERPARK and J. BRoADHURsT, Esq.] John Ault, farmer, Mickleover, summoned by Constable Vann for being drunk and riotous in the village street, at Hilton.-Fined Bs. and expenses ?? Os. 6d. Allowed one week to pay. Joseph Elley, farm servant, Thurvaston, summoned by the same constable for riding without reins, on the highway lead- ing to ...