... G-R-I --13SOUTA AsEIYS r ACGRIC U.LT U.R4AL AS60X lAT10N. COE On Friday last a public meeting, most numerously and Cre teapectably attended, was held at the King's Head Hotel, in Chu this towvn, tor the purpose of formirng an, Agricultural Society fot ?? Division ofourCounty; toprotccr theinterese- of all classes dependent upon Agriculture; to diff'use sound and useful knowledge upon all ...

... ed FRANCE.-An amendment to the Address in answer to t ils the Royal Speech in the Chamber of Deputies in favour of a in Polish independence and uationality was carried by a majority e all large enough to dispense with the necessity of a ballot. A el- strong ?? feeling pervaded the Chambers and le- another proof of that feeling was evinced by the silence of to, the Carlist orators when the ...

... iniber of the nobilitv and wenti U. A great number of the nobility and gentry who are still ty in the country are preparing to return to town with their families. All these movements, together with numerous arrivals already, indicate a gay season in the metropolis, and yS an abundance of fashionable parties. x. We understand that Lord Melbourne's indisposition arises of from a slight attack of ...

... THE AMERICAN PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE TO I CONGRESS. of C. The so anxiously expected Message of the President ofG he the United States has arrived. It exceeds in extent those 1 ler lengthy expositions which the Con~tstiution of the United L Staes xtots ?? Magistrate. A coniderable part of the Message necessarily relates to the displute with th France ;but with the most attentive study which we have ...

... We have great pleasure in presenting to our readers the ; following Copies of Petitions, unanimously agreed to accl last week, by the Committee of the Central Society in London, which was numerously and highly respectably leve attended, by Gentlemen from various Counties and. wor likewise, to inform them that THIRTY-SEVEN local . Agricultural Societies have already joined the Central tran ...

... TXREs. The following 6 Circular has been just issued from the Home Office, with the view of obtaining information for: o measure to be brought forward in the approaching Session a r Ad The favour of an answer is requested to the following t queries: which answer you will please tofill in, in the columns on the other side, according as the tithe is taken in kind, or e compounded for on view ...

... THE DERBY MERCURY, WM3D1V36DAT, BONU&UY * 7. Hotl. in this tovn. on Fridav last.. when rn Aariultural Hotel, in this tovn, on Friday last, when an Agricultural ti Association wasformed, embracing the Southern Division p of our County., more especially, because the number of influential Gentemen who took an Interest in its estab. lishment unequivocally proves, that now at least Derby. S shire, ...

... Spring Circuit of the Commissioners for the Relief of Insolvent Debtors, 83e6. MIDLAND CIRCUIT. H. R. REYNOLDS, Esq. Chief Commissioner. Northamptonthire-Peterborough, W'ednesday, Mlarch 30. I.inconshlirc-L.incoln and City. Thursday, Al arch 31. Nottinghamshire-Nottingham & 'T'own. Monday, April 4. Derbyshire-Derby, Wednesday, April a. City of Iichlleld, Friday, April 8. tdiffordsbire ...

... v r - 47 fl, ,. ELECT)10V OF ALDERMEAN. b e: The following Gentlemen wvere on Thursday the 31st ult. al elected Aldermen of this Borough. Those marked X were t previously members of the council:_ a Aldermen for 6t years. Aldermen for 3 years. t] *Mr. Jos(-ph Strutt. *Mr. J. I. tCromptun. tl 'Dr. Bent. l 1r. . Sandars. 0 *Mr. Edward Strutt. Mr S. Gamble. cl dLDr. Forester - lir. J. B ingh . h ...

... THE DERBY MERCURY, WVMD)NBSDAY, JANuARY 13. | DErtY MERCURY, ?? 3151. DEntn¶ REPORTE R, ?? 1920. y, DErBitYSCIRnE COURIER ?? 1 107. ed The case of the Irish peasantry has lately been laid n. before the public in the circulation, by authority, of a i. large volume containing, ' Selections of parochial exam- 0-. inations relative to the destitute classes in Ireland, from er, the evidence ...

... THE DERBY MERCURY, WMID)NtDAY, JAew&RV 20. The very interesting, though melancholy, statementa made respecting the present condition of the Protestant Oalrev { SA . 3-- . . h. h l A\ s b13 - - I. t-v - --I Clergy In Ireland, at the public Meeting held in this town E on Friday last, and which will be found in the preceding X page of our paper, cannot fail to reach the hearts of all L persons ...

... NOMINATION FOR THE DONCASTER ST. LEGER I FOR 1830. A Un ?? In Tuesday, the St. Leger Stakes of 50 sovs. each, h. ft., for m three year olds; colts, flst Gib ; and fillies, 8st 31b * the owner of the second horse to receive 100 sYOs. out of the Stakes ; St. Leger Course. 75 subs Ti Lord Lichfield'ok Ellis, brother to Stockport Sir. IV. Chifney's brother to Emiliana b Mr. W. Chifney's The ...