... TAHE DERBY MERCURY, WIEDW1SDAT, eAT 4. Agreeably to general expectation, the Ministerial Iris!i LMunicipal Bill was virtually annihilated by the Resolution moved and Craried hua . v DAY ?? .- - .- ?? a ?? ~ u., -a111U11sa By tne Kesolution moved and carried by a very large majority in the flouse of Peers, namely, i' That it be an instruction to the Committee to make provision for the ...

... 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 ...

... I, . I ., - -. . 1.. The King held an Investiture of the Most Ilon. Military G Order of the Bath on Saturday in WindsorCastle, attended 'I by the Great Officers of State and the principal Officers of d( the Household and of the Order, when General his Serene tit Highness the liandgrave of Hesse Romberg was introduced el and invested with the It iband, Badge, and Star of the Order, li with the ...

... From the Gazet ear of November 15 and 18. . DECLARATIONS OF INSOLVENCY. Nehemiah Gerard and John Gerard, Manchester, cotton. spinners. Alary Anne Abercrombie and William Henry Abercrom. bie, Goodge-street, Tottenbam-court-road, brass-founders. Benjamin Brissenden, Tunbridge Wells, innkeeper. Nicholas Strange, Tonbridge Wells, cabinet-maker, TIANKRUPTS. Benjamin Homanr Hastings, builder, to ...

... ?? ?? On Saturday last, the l7th instant, a Meeting of the Town a I Council was hield in the Guild Hall, in this town, for the w6, disposal of business. s ST. ALEDIUND'S AND ALL SAINTS LIVINGS. di The Town Clerk read copies of letters which hadl beetn: -I addressed by order of the Council to Mir. 51urray, in refer. tttl ettce to the dis-puted sale of the Livings of St. Alltmund and wi All ...

... Aftort is in; crculdtion, thtt the Duke of Sussex bag 'been attacked by serious indisposition at Kinmell-park, IDenbighshire, the seat of Lord Dinorben. which called for prompt -medical aid. We hope that there is no truth in the tateten~erl. The Duke of Wellington, Chancellor of Oxford, has ap. pointed Dr. Gilbert, Principal of Brazennose College, Vice. CChancellor, vdee Dr. Rowley, deceased ...

... N)SCELLANE,,OUS. A i-.IA - il The House of Lo rds stands adjourned to Tuesday the e 12th of April; and thellotise of Commons will re assemble I ?? on the day preceding. : I h CHATSWORTH.-His Grace the Duke of Devonshire Is is daily expected at this, his favourite seat. t Loan BlRoUGili..-.We are sorry to announce, on the u authority of a letter received by a friend of ours, from Lord ie ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS, TUESDAY, MAY Sl. e The Slavery Abolition (Jamaica) Bill went through a Committee, after some observations from Lord Gleneig, on m1a1ing the motion, and from lord Aberdeen, In expresslng 3bis conctmence In It.-The Marquis of LoKDoNDERRY r preented many petitions against the Bishopric of Durham e Bill, and read some letters in proof of the charitable and r smunificent ...

... r,-rq n em-. - -- A v . SUCCESS OF GESNEAL GO5tEZ.-FALL or ALMIA. DEN..-Letters of the 30th ult. bring tidings of the fall of Almaden, and the capture of Flinter and his comrades by the Carlist General, Gomez. From these letters it appears, that Gomez commanded an army of 13,4000 men-that the defence made by Flinter was gallant but unavailing-that Gomez, by the occupation of Almaden, had ...

... London, Tueeday, NAoV. S. !a CITY, TUESDAY, TWELVE O'CLOCK _Conaolsopened ), this morning at 881 i for the Account and for Money, with It little doing as yet; Exchequer Bills, 3 to I ; India Bonds, *e I dis., I par; Bank Stock, 205i 684 India Stock, 254 r 2564. In the Foreign Market, Spanish Active 201 ?? Passive t. 5ffI ; Deferred 8k 4; Portuguese 55i i; Three per Cents. n 351 36; Colombian ...

... ha TO THE EDITOR OF THE DERBY MERCURY. ,, SIR, th Alay I request you to insert in your able Journal or the following passages from a letter which appeared a few an days since in a London paper in reference to the late attacks an upon Joint Stock Banks, and especially those made by the Times. As the subject is a good deal discussed just now, they probably may be useful. I am, Sir, your ...

... MISCELLANE OUS. D5EAT5I OF THlE DucHEss or ?? n' lady, who was one of the kindest and most charitable of human beings, died at Stowe on the morning of Monday b se'nnight, after an illlflss of two days. Her death will be I, felt as a severe calamity in the neighbourhood which her virtues adorned. It Is hardly necessary to say that her d ?? own family are inconsolable for her loss.-.The late ...