... The Publisher particularly requests that all Sub- scribers changing their addressee will, when practicable, notify the same to him not later than Monday moming. ...

... DEBBY. eh.fr The following officers were then elected —Tbe ttn.K^ervl, Dale President ; Mr James taN ..23 Fri*r-g*te,.bon. secretary and treasurer. An ?? Council wu electa^ and warden. »PP° ?? ?? ferent districts. Tire Htbitstrrn w to be wiled Th* Jervis, and promises to be a greet luccest. STAThSBr^HABTYATIOS. __ On Mw*ljt-»«**» : ?? Prtnrroie L«s^eg»tb»rtiir WIS held ?? Boy,' Schoolroom, ...

... _ - I (&p6qt. LEICESTER TOWN v. DERBY MIDLAND. The above clubs opened their engagements last Satur- day, when they met on the Aylestone-road Groutnd, Leis.. ter, in a friendly encounter, before a very large number of spectators. Mr. Wright won the toss, and of ?? decided to bat, taking H. C. Mosby as his partner to the wicket. The latter scored a 3 nnd was then defeated by a ball from Walton, ...

... T~ ~ i DERBY v. PRESTON, Matohes between these olubs took place on the Derby Baseball Grounds on Friday evening and Satur- day afternoon and attracted a good attendance on eaoh O03asion. The teasne were the eame for both mratohes except that on Saturday Dobson took the plane of Holmes on the visiting side. On Friday evening the Lanoasbire men proved victorious with three runs to spare, but ...

... I Ypiorrtg awnl pastimes. F'OOTBALL The following are the positions of the clubs in the First Division of the League - Goals PId. Won. Lst. Dra. for. agst. Pte. Aston ?? 5 35 1 5 it 12 ISO Bolton ?? 7 5 2 0 13 9 10 Blakbaa oves 6 4 1 1 10 3 9 Evertone ?? 3 1 24 19 2 Sunderland ?? 3 2 3 11 9 9 Deiby ?? 4 2 ii 14 1 0 8 Stoke ?? 7 4 S 0 10 7 8 ESheffeld United ?? 4 4 0 8 it 8 ...

... an ~~sWn. FOOTBALL. yth irst Division of the League the positions of asthe fOllOVV S trV- P. w. L. $uderland ?? 9 : 4: ?? . 17 a. 8.. VAitoS ?? .1.. 14 ..10 .&t~ ?? ?? 30. 4 .1 ?? . 13 .o1 pr t r.Roer .. :0 it ..1 p ckt. r ?? r ~ 4 1 ? 20 ?? 24 wmanetr~..10.. . 14 . 10 .. Ysc12. 14 ~.~ia5W5L~1rs~, . 92 . 14. Dperos ?? 10 7 . 14 20 . . 14 ?? .. 0 . 15 2.1 0 7 1 ?? Goals D. For. APt. rta 5 ?? ...

... =1 ffiforts aua vatimts. I CRICKET. BATTING AVURAGES. No. Times moat of not Total in at Inns. out. Rung. Ilas Aver. ?? S .2 ,. 18 ?? 71.66 Hawks, Lord ?? . 21.. 1I67.. M 6,16 pjtinbrtdRC, H1. ?? .. 2 ..160 ?? 40,' TKev, K. ?? .. S 0. 180. co0. 11.: Trrff~rd, C.E. do ?? 8..1. 238. 92. 84.00' law ?? 5.. 2103. e8..4.041 ChatltrtOn ?? . . 2 .. 1f3 - 4a. 31125 Flowvers ?? 229 . 67a.. 22.71i n e t' ...

... It is said-and perhaps there is a great amount of truth In the assertion-that the early summer is, for touring purposes, the more preferable, but be that as it may the touring season cannot be said to commence in earnest until the advent of July, when the expectation of warm, settled weather, the long days, and the annual vacation which falls to the lot of most, give i opportunities thae all ...

... ~~1~ttn~e . - P OOTBALL.' BC THE ~tXOGUH.-DxVIStox . four DERBYr (QOTNTY v. LIVERPOOL, noato At-Liverpool on Saturday. Result-Liverpool:2, murc' CountyO.* BarnIc The following are the prisitions -in the First Division ceed* of the Legue Championship:7 ac'..srti L ; ~~Goals facti Pid.. We, Lst. Dra. for ag-t , 1a. namn ?? 2 0 0 3 1 a We-,t Br ritwlch Ibfoa 3 2 1 0 6 5 4 a 13olt-n Wanderers ?? 1 ...

... '• A LAND FLOWING WITH MILK AND BUTTER.'. English dairy farmers bave now for years put been taught to look np to the farmers of Denmark as a pattern and a shining example. The short comings of English farmers have been insisted upon with almost exasperating candour, new methods have been pre- scribed to them, reforms of cattle feeding and housing, of dairying, and making up have been insisted ...

... ALFRETON. Übban Distbict Coukcil. — At the monthly meet- ing on Tuesday night it was decided to support the proposal to ask the Great Northern RaUway Company to extend their line into the district. It is propoeed by a joint committee, formed of representatives from the different localities, that the company should be invited to run their line from Heanor to Denby, Bipley Alfreton, and Biddings ...

... firsts, 15 seconds, 8 thirds ; J. Langham, 20 firsts, _) seconds, 5 thirds ; S. Bennett, 10 firsts, 3 se.o.lds. 11 thirds ; S. Swift. 4 firsts. 15 seconds. 7 lot Is ; B. Garten, 6 firsts, 3 seconds, 2 thirds ; J. McLaughlin, 2 firsts, 5 seconds, 1 third ; S. Marshall, 2 Brst, 3 .-eonds, 6 thirds ; C. Knifton, 2 firsts ; and J. Reatier- good 1 third. Prizes for children (open to children under ...