... four-wheeled trap'for the purposs or: visiting tbe police stations at Oastleton, Bradwell, Hope, 8, 13:e ewe sc !nmpanied by Mr, Jshn Oram, of Buxton. Whten driving over Ru~hop Edge, between Chaprl ?? and Castleton, - nnumber of stray- ing eheep preseuted themseles ...

... and pointed out that the noble lord was not addressing himself to the bill, whereupon Lord DENBir± exclaimed, You want to closure me again, do you? and expressed his determination not to give way to the best man who ever set foot in that House, after ...

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... legislation in the time allotted. There was a protracted debate a oh the motion, which was ultimately agreed to t after the closure had been carried, and the House, t then going into Committee of Supplyj further I considered the Civil Service Estiruates ...

... fifteen minutes' fatuous drivel, -which so exasper- ated everybody that the Premier, for the second time in his life, moved the closure. Mr Balfour was in his most combative mood to-night, and though he could not go so far as . Lord Salisbury did, who threatened ...

... and the Countess of Harrington the Vice- presidency, of the Soldiers and Sailors Families' Asso- ciation for the County of Derbyshire. Thle Merchant Taylors' Company hag sent 2f51. to Colonel Gildea'a fond towards the establishment of nurses in connection ...

... and lies at the Clayton Bcao- pital in a critical condition. FATAL QUARREL OVER A COOKb-FIGHT.- George Hardy died at Castleton, Derbyshire, on Sun- oay, but whether from a fall or low is, not stated. Deceased and a man rnamed. Whittilighamn quarrelledi and ...

... despatched from Derby ,weekly. DEATH OF MR. ROBERT HoWE, OF CASTL3TOX.- Mr. Robert Howe, of Castleton, died on Wednesday. He was one of the best known men in Derbyshire, and for many years held the office of barmaster and. collector of lead ore royalties for ...

... offerings of fruit his and vegetables, together with nearly 614, the result of Hop the offertories, are to be sent to the Derbyshire Rloyal Mr. Infirmary, sittU -- ?? ALVASTON AND BOULTON. to r SOHOOL TninvT.-On Tuesday the children and 80n teachers from ...

... vote was, after consider- able discussion, moved by Mr Dillon, but the amendment was negatived, after the application of the closure, and the vote agreed to. LORD RosEBEnY speaking last night at a house dinner at the National Liberal Club, over which Lord ...

... earlier 'than usual when the issue was beyond ~ioubt. Many people wvere of opinion that thie- closure might have b~een applied at lunich t ime; w hen Derbyshire's' lead arnounted to 308, 'but as subsequent events proved -their positioti was~not then safe ...

... head of affairs (dear, hear). He remembered at that rby memorable gathering in the Drill Halt some two years Co., ago a Derbyshire man who stood high, and deservedly Is a high, in the counsels of the nation-he referred to the sely Right Hon. George Curzon ...