... 0 ) The first Quarterly Meeting of the DEUBY TowN COUNCI0, since the elections, was held on Saturday last: Se Is DOUGLAS Fox, Esq., Mayor, in the Chair. There were inj 3B present:- wi cc ALDERMEN as r- Barber. Jessopp. Strutt Joseph. mi Bent. Johnson. Strutt Edward. mn Forester. Sandals. Wright. oti Gamble. tk at COUNCILlOaS op of Bainbrigge. GisborneM. it 2d arton. Goodwin. Feet. u Po Cooper ...

... VwtaCE ?ASSOgLL AID SOCfMTY.- fn. W -4- A- 1 ?? L- _. -. - .. ?? - a . On Wednesday last, the Anniual Meetings of the Derby. bhire Aoxiliary were held in the Lectore flail, Derby, WILL1A^A EVAWS, Esq. M.P., vice-president, took the ehair, both at the morning and evening Aleetings, and in Atating the objects of the society expressed the liv.ly interest Which he took in all its proceedings. W. L ...

... THIE REGISTRATION. And .1s1 ?? ?? There was nothing very striking, or giving an Impression of originality or peculiar sagacity, in the advice given by Sir Robert Peel in lU33e5-. Regigter ! Register ! Seowistcr ! Yet, now, when one comes to review the contests of the three years which have since elapsed, one begins to discern the real extent ofthat clear-sightiedness and wisdom, which thus ...

... ASHBY-DE-LA-ZOUTCII STEEPLE CHASE. -u__ I_ . - t _ d TUESDAV, March 26. Y A Sweepstakes of 3 toVS. each, with 20 sovs. added, for -W C any horse that has been regularly hunted with the no d Marquess of Hastings', Mr. MIeynell's or the Atberstone A] e hounds. Three miles across a country marked out n with flags. The second horse to save his stake. 12st.as dL each. A winner of a race or steeple ...

... DEFEAT OF, THE ANTI-CORN LAW DELEGA TES. (From the dilinchcestel C(trier7.) Oar readers will see by our parliamentary report, -which we notice more particularly elsewhere, that these instling agitators have very properly received another significant th hint from the House of Commons that their threats and ol falsehoods will not avail to secure the rain they desire for the six millions of ...

... - - ?? . A, . . .. .. 1. -. . .. The following important Address to all Directors and Pro. prietors of Railways has been issued by the Committee of the North Staffordshire Society for promoting the due observance of the Lord's Day. GEN TLEDlEN.-Impelled by a solemn sense of duty, the committee of the North Staffordshire Lord's Day Observance Society, again respectfully address you concerning ...

... DERBY MERCURY. IVEDNESDAY, ARIL. 17, 1839. ir, 'lmc TheiAmndmient proposed upon l or(d 1J)hn R1ussel's Resolution on Mondlay night by Sir Rob;crt PlclI (wvhicil , i11 1-l ?? I'd ill ?? :!sul af ?? I 1,8 { - -,.I nII ws i ltl ~l rvi I(. - will be fo1bnd in oUI' abstrac t of the parlianmentary de- F' bates,) is precisely tlhat kinl ot' locu nent e'v'cry ?? st expected fror him ; plain, honest, ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS. TUESDAY, APRIL 23. ten Petitions were presented on various subjects, mnong which was onle conlplaining, of the operation of the New Op Poor Law, which was prcsented by Lord STANHOPE. His dlei lordship -was understood to say that it came from William Okeliffe, a chuirchwarden in the countyr of Suffolk. The I petitioner stated that there was an increase in the amount cor of' poor ...

... VENZY POSTAGO. The CFlANCELl.OR of thP ?? ROIT~Ml hn, 1e The CsTANCELLOR ofthe ExcnEQueuhavnlg nioved the order of the day for bringing up the report of the corn- in mittee on the Post Office Acts, n, Mr. GOULBURN moved the following resolutions for the ti le postponement of the measure:- id That it appears from the finance accounts of the at Id united kingdom laid upon the table of this ...

... 'TlHE LATEST INTELLIGENCE. - - - - - 5 u .. LO I) ON, TUE SDAVY J UL, ' ;- ( | | . Tl SD ?? IIALIL-P'AST OnI-.-Tl e llei wt lii. defiat ot the T ur)ks ICas riot had ;my eff(ct on the 1irii! mjiarket. coniols Tily\ hbe ljliote fit 921 for tihe Ace omit cluliel-bilk Ii 1S IG ; Ildia Bonds, 26 }3ank Stwh, ; I) India Stock, 253. S pasih Active, 19, rather loxter Portugueses 14-' L;lrc Iper (eVts., ...

... I. W ?? R A ILIVA Y E STIMA TE S. ,e The following statement relative to the difference I between railway estimates and expenditure, was made by t 11 the chairman of the Hull and Selby Railway Company, a le at a late meeting:- I ie The Liverpool and Manchester, (Mr. C. Ste- phenson, engineer,) the capital in 182t was r. fixed at ?? £510, 0 t le In 1829 it increased to ?? I37,00 0O Subsequently ...

... DERBY MERCURY. WEDNESDAY, JuxJy 3, 1839. The proccedings in the House of Commons during the past week furnish little inatter for conmment. ?? I ] 1 . .. . a.. Ins Indeed, the history of the session displays a sad amount of timc wasted and business neglected. t Party intrignes for the preservation of power on the part of ministers, and questions involving mere theory ?? and useless generalities ...