... THE EARL OF DERBY AND THE GOVERNMENT. The speech of the Earl of Deity, m the House of Lords, on Monday evening, contains some confessions which ought not to be overlooked at the present peculiar political crisis. ** On the word and honour of a peer ...

... THE TURKISH BONDHOLDERS. DEPUT-VriON TO THE EARL OF DERBY. Mr. Haraond, M.P., on Monday ioh-oduced a deputation to the Earl of Derby (with whom wae Lord TentOTden) at the Foreign Office, consisting of Mr. James Land.on, deputy chairman of the General ...

... DINNER TO THE EARL OP DERBY On Wednesday evening, tbe Lord Mayor of London gave a state banquet to tbe Earl of Derby and the leading members of the Conservative party. The enter- tainment took place at the Mansion-house, and was attended by ladies as ...

... he will so soon leave Canada. The Earl of Derby said in reply : lam certain that, as her Majeaty's repre- sentative in the Dominion, the Earl of Aberdeen will be eminently successful, whatever he may undertake. Those who have filled the office hitherto ...

... THE EARL OP DERBY AND THE EXTEN- SION OF THE SUFFRAGE. ,\ Ykstbbdat weak, the Tory Prime Minister made some observations, ia the House of Lords, on the aahject of the Extension of the Suffrage, from which it ia clearly manifest that he is altogether hostile ...

... LECTURE on the LIFE AND CHARACTER OF THE LATE EARL OF DERBY. On Wednesday evening, the quarterly meeting of the York Working Men's Conservative Association was held in the Merchant.' Hall, Fossgate. J. L. Fosteb, Esq., the president, occupied the chair ...

... DEPUTATION TO THE EARL OF DERBY, IN OPPOSITION TO RAILWAY COMPETITION. On Monday afternoon, a deputation of Members of Parliament and others interested in railways, consisting of the Hon. R. H. Dutton, M.P., Mr. Briscoe, M.P., Mr. Tite, M.P., Mr. Repton ...

... Dinner to the Earl of Derby. — On Wednesday even- ing, the Lord Mayor of London gave a sumptuous enter- tainment to the Earl of Derby, at the Mansion Honse, when the prominent members of the Conservative party in both Houses of Parliament were invited ...

... theCommisaioners, containing his objections to thereport I THE lONIAN ISLANDS. In reply to Earl Grey, Earl of Derby said it ' would be lay on the an*docuin»s* respecting the lonian Islands until the discussion the whole question should taken. He had receired ...

... 1 L!.N ESS OF THE EARL OF DERBY, The Earl of Derby had a seiious heart attack on I uesday, but has ralli- d. Dr. Bickersleth, who is in attendance, con? ; is that tlie patient's condition giv(_s cause for ?? anxiety. ...

... were S resent the Duke of Richmond, Earl of Derby, [arquis of Hertford, Mr. Disraeli, and Mr Cross. Sir Charles Murray, ?? minister at Lisbon, was sworn in a member of the Privy Council. The Duke of Richmond, Earl of Derby, and Right Hon B. Disraeli had audiences ...

... Duke of . Richmond, tbe Hon. B. Disraeli, the Earl of Derby, and: the Right Hon. B. A. .Gross. Mr.. Charles Peel wa. clerk af the Council. Tbe Duke of Richmond, the Bight Hon* B. Disraeli, the Earl of Derby, and the Right Hon. B. A. Cross had audiences ...