... er I - Ie Derbyshire Easter Sessions, IC I TXA -.. _ __ Beforet CIEsrTEttFtLD, on Wednesday and Thursday, ditit Arl4th and 5th, best Beorste Rightl lon. LORD) VEHIOAO, (Chairman,) II And the following Alp4istratqs: !t Sir George Sitwoell, Bart. Ed~nun4_i ...

... DERBYSJI7RE EASTER SESSIONrS. The business of these Sessions commenced at Chesterfield, on Tuesday, April 8, before the following Magistrates:- PBIUIP GELL, Esq., Chairman. !- SirGeorge Sitwell, Bart. J E. G. Maynard, Esq. eJolaJCebbot, Esq. Joul Radford ...

... I ,DRBBYSHIRE EASTER SESSIONS. ., LEIJ> AT CHESTEFIELD.] WEDNESDAY, APRIL 7. -Before JonN BA.Ory, Esq., Chairman, and other Magistrates.] The Court opened at ten o'clock. After the coroners and high constables had answered to their names, the Clerk of ...

... DERBY EASTER SESSIONS, 01 The Easter Sessions for this Borough were held on ai Mlonday, in the Gusildlsall, Derby, before JoHN BALOIJY, it Esq., Recorder. S Tilse Court was opened with the usual formality. '1'lie Grand Jury (of which JouN Bnonii.Ey, Eag ...

... his Darley cc Dale, prisoner put tics coves into a field ascci voitesces Ic then sent for a constasble, On rice arrival of rise con- stable, prisoner said tise rowe belong;ed to Mir. Briggs ofh Thurlston, aind that his owvn name was Isaac Hindes. Iliea ...

... fhia sessions. Tite weekly cost of i1: tttcintestmsor Itaid beeti de~ 3d. per fiead, bring above Ott, per c liend orie thirk rise cost Iin the correspontditig quarter of' last C 'icon. Trice sumk oif 1991. 9ie. 4Id. was due from the Corporation ft us' Dierbs ...

... Bill, Marine Mutiny Bill. Indemnity Bill, Larceny Acts Amendment Bill, and Divorce The Marquis of moved that the house its rising adjourn till Thursday the lilth April. After the bills on the table were forwarded stage, then lordships adjourned until Thursday ...

... that any such report was current in the town in question. Irish Distress. Sir Charles Wood reminded the house that before Easter he obtained in Committee of Supply an advance of d£300,000 for the relief of Irish distress : he now gave notice, that on ...

... destructive fluctua- tions. Lord Kre-, presented a Petition from the Catholics of Ireland, complaining of the Test Oaths. This gave rise to a conversation on the subject of Emancipation.-The Bishop of ClEs-rErn de. fended the system of conversions now carrying ...

... statement occurs iu the excellent classical dictionary of the learned Lempriere whosays they never appear together, but when one rises the other sets. the contrary, the writer of this humble essay deems it his duty to assert that the twin brothers of Helen ...

... in the Church of St. Mary the f Virgin, Utoxeter, ol the Sunday alter essentials of successful railway enterprise in great Easter, 1549, prominence than the district to be accommodated by tl By the Reverend WILLIAM FRASER, B.C.L., projected branch to ...

... CHURCH. The Interestitg ceremony of laying the first stone of a new churct took place at Coalville, near Ashby-de-la-Zouch, on Easter Tuesday, itn the presence of a very numerous con. course of spectators from every part of the surrounding country, including ...