... Mr. John Hollingwortb, Weston-on-Treut, has been elected member the English Cart-horse bociety. Lord and Lady Vernon and the Hon Misses Vernon have arrived at Sudbury Hall from Bourne- m john Harpur Crewe, Bart., who the owner of 20,000 acres, has made a reduction of 20 per cent, to his tenants. We hear that J. L. Ffytcbe, Esq. of Risley, this country, and Thorpe Hall, Lincolnshire, has ...

... Suspicious.—On Sunday morning we ek it was discovered that a padlock on a cheat in the parish church of Hampton had been forced off, but nothing was stolen therefrom. Borough Petty Sessions. Tuesday (Yesterday).— —Before the Mayor (W. T. Ailard, Esq.), and A. Huhand, C. New, and A. Martin, Esqr?. Transfer of Licensks. —The license of the Swan Inn, Bengeworth, was transferred from Frederick ...

... 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 ...

... ELD, — dzys market. The prices of ta as and in-ealf cow Bere beasts, £il 10s. to £14, stirke, t i 459. tu S42. ; boge,238. to 349. , small pty an 7s, #39. tu Abs. , 6s. 6d. per stroug stures, 423. to a5 oe BAKEWELL, Moxpay.—At the Uta was & moierate attendance, aud prices than at the previous market Prices Fr. q@ality ‘ 415 te barren cows, a Liv lus. we £14 Lu, stirics, 0 &y ate Liv, yearling ...

... 1 ~artot Meow Tuesday, 4 p.m. DERBYSHIRE WINTER ASSIZES. In the ordinary course of events the Derbyshire Winter Assizes will be commenced on Wednesday'by Sir Lewis William Cave, Judge of the High Court of Justice. Only criminal business will be taken, but there is a lengthy calendar, comprising nineteen cases. They are as follows:- George Hillingworth, 40, joiner, charged with criminal assault ...

... 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 ...

... TKC^^^ Tto,l ,e, w ' ?? Worceater Journal by post v 10s. per annum, or 9». if paid in advance. ' The latest Eddion of The Worcester Daily Times sent Ovpost every evening ta any address for Gs. Od. per quarter. Anydi_*euU_. experienced »n obtainiag copies of Berrow s Worcester Journal or ' The Wor- cester Dady Times should be reported to the Manager, j.!, High-street, Worcester. ...

... PRESENTATION OF SCHOOL PruIES. On Wednesdayj evening thle Christmas prizes of the St. Andrew's M idtle Class School, were distributed by Sir Henry Willoot. previous to his ?? the military con- cert at the Drill Hell. Thrier wites A large Attendance and the acconilmnying eutertaininiant was exc-ellent. The CHAIRMIAN sajid ho had to thank thle R1ev. Mr. Scott for allowing him to hit pres-'nt ...

... STAFFORDSHIRE. BURTON-ON-TRENT. TroWNw IMPROVEMENT COMMISSION3S4s.-The members of this board held their ordinary monthly mncetinF in the Town !r Office, on Wednesday last; Mr. W. H. Worthington in the chair. Thero'were also fifteen other members present. The tl Highways and Sewers Committee, in their report, stated a that they had received a letter from Mr. John Thornewill, d clerk to the ...

... DUBLIN, MARCH 17. ?? OUR OWN CORWESPONDBNT1. RESIGNATION OF COLONEL SHAW' KENNEDY. The Evening Mail of last night announced the resigna- tion of the Inispector-General of the Constabulary, assigning as the reason the disgust which he felt at the uncoiistitu tional conduct of Lord Mulgrave. It is not likely that til officer and a gentleman would have entrusted the organ of the faction with the ...

... 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 ...

... 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, ...