... THE EARL OF DERBY. The Earl of Derby was tho subject of many a sermon on Sunday. His supporters among the clergy eulogised him highly to their congregations. The councilstown and city—throughout the North are preparing to pass records of the high admiration ...

... THE LATE EARL OF DERBY. Sir Edward Geoffrey Stanley, fourteenth Earl Derby, Baron Sttinley of Bickerstaffe, the great leader of the Conservative party, is no more. Little over four months ago he raised his voice for the last time in the House of Lords ...

... rather eccentric Quaker, named John Danson. The house which John occupied was owned by the Earl of Derby, of sporting notoriety. In their early days the embryo Earl and the Quaker boy had been school fellows at the Preston Grammar School, which was then ...

... THE LATI4: EARL OF DERBY. The friends of the late Earl of Derby are stirring for the erection of a memorial to him. Two members of the Carlton Club write to the Times and Standard making a public appeal for funds towards a statue in marble, to be executed ...

... Carnarvon, Earl of Malmesbury, Earl of Lucan, Earl of Longford, Earl of Powis, Earl and Countess of Stradbroke, Earl and Countess Vane, Lord Burghley, M.P., Right Hon. Lord J. Manners, M.P. Lord R. Montagu, M.P ...

... DEATH OF THE EARL OF DERBY. LIVERPOOL, TUESDAY EVENING—This morning the venerable Earl of Derby expired at his seat, Knowsley-park, eight miles from this place. His Lordship was born in the year 1752, and was consequently in the eighty-second year of ...

... ILLNESS OF THE EARL. OF DERBY, The illness of the Earl of Dell)) , announced yesterday has, it is clear, become very serious indeed. He has been very weak for some time ; mid a severe attack of gout having come upon him, he is now so prostrated that ...

... THE LATE EARL OF DERBY. Some interesting stories of Lord Derby's charity and munificence were told in a sermon by the Rev. J. E. Kempe, at St. James's Church, Piccadilly. The deceased political leader resided in the neighbourhood and took great interest ...

... FUNERAL OF THE EARL OF DERBY. This solemn and melancholy event took place yesterday, and was attended by a vast concourse of persons. The late Earl being universally known, and much respected in Liverpool, great numbers of individuals set off in carriages ...

... respectlyndearpuleo,ffyaoituhrfulallt3e, 3 c ,o o u ll r e s a . yours, His Grace the Duke of Marlborough, &c. DERBY. THE EARL OF DERBY TO TILE EARL OF CARNARVON. Private.] Knowsley, Sept. 8, 1867. My dear Carnarvon,—When you informed me of your intention ...

... THE EARL OF DERBY UPON RECIPROCITY. A correspondent of the Daily .M 2173 informs us that the Earl of Derby has pronounced his opinion on the reciprocity agitation, and pronounced as everyone thought he would, dead against it. The secretary of a reciprocity ...

... THE EARL OF DERBY 021 , THE TURF. The Earl of Derby has written a letter to Sir Joseph Frawley on the Turf, proposof the motion for the alteration of rules concerning two-year-olds. The letter is dated from St. James's-square, May 28, and runs as follows ...