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... | DERBYSHIRE LORD'S.DAY AUXILIARY SOCIETY. I is TIse anniversary meeting of the above society was held in t t, the Athenteum-roarm, Derhy, oil Thursday ]last ;the Yen. Wn e the Archdeacon of Derby int the chair. Thte meceting was It hut thinly attended. On thle platform we nloticed, Archtdea. ind Coin Hlull the Reveds. It. NMackiln; E. W. Foley; T. W. am ~s Whitaker; It. Chandtis Pole; E. M. ...

... REPORT OF THE EAST DERBYSHIRE FARMERS' CLUB-CHRISTMAS, 1849. rTn. fn11n;,,n ?? the. r.nnrt of tlis societv which we were Y [The following is the report of this society which we were h unable to give last week.] l The committee of the East Derbyshire Farmers' Club have y now to perform their duty of giving their annual report of t b the doings of the society for the year 1849. In doing so the s ...

... YOUNG BIEN'S ('11tSTIAN 1NSTRTUCTION S'OCIlE'Y, DEOlflY. le Oul Tuesday eveliig (last. fek) the sixth lecture of the : enurse was *lelivered at the Isocielys rmoos, in [ron-gate, It Derby, to the mierbels aa f'riellib of the above instittlti, g 5t by the Rev. John Lambhert, fmve of the Wesleyan ministers of rt this town. The lecture ?? elof luent, itmpressive, and ex- temnpore, nill we doubt ...

... TUORRIBLE OCCURRENCE AT WOMBWELL'S I MENAGERIE AT CH ATHAM. --PlIGHTFUL, DEATH OF 'i'llE LION QUEEN. - . . . .a .- .- - a - |1 .l A #U A{-. :1 A e I (; Onl Saturday everrirg an inquest wase held rat the Golden i ?? Inn, Chathram, before J. linide, Essq., coroner for Wcr~ o Kent, touching the death of Ellen Birighst, It young gfrir, rigfd Si e 17 years, Who was hilled on tist previousa evening ...

... On Wednesday evening lest a tenl party consisting prinw-i- it' palty of Wesleyan Methodists in Derby, met in thle British its School-room, in this borough, to present a testisnonital to Mr. eve W. Griffith, one of the expelled ministers. About 460 per-jli sons5 partook of thle beverage. After tea Mr. Slack was called by to the chair; land afterwards Mir. Gamble. a 'The CHAcaRMA N presented ...

... DERBY MERCURY. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 23, 1850. However Ministers may affect to disregard the re- Inonstrances of the Agricultural and Industrial Classes | monstrances of the Agricultural and Industrial Classes in England with regard to the continuance of free- trade measures, it is scarcely possible that they can pretend to despise the proceedings at the great aggre- gate meeting held in Dublin ...

... (! 3R 1, AT h El AtE T .1l N G| SOUTh DERBYSHIREI( SOC IETY FOUIL Hi RlO'JTXh-Tl(N (ii AGRI(CLTLIPE AND 11'U1,T8.t INDUSTRY. 'Priwtint to tud''r6,rte~inlil'.te CGciit'V't Annuoal AIVttiug f ?? Metltbtti; and( Frjentl ot ilii S',ci' tv I. hed iii thle tinies, and the flepvoe'd ?? 1dil iii 1 or AprIicII1 Iit' tbr ile . Yenidcrtedt thet ''Ottllv (If tl. t~vit Itercst, al:1 ti'dll it to ble ...

... FRAINCE. '1'le debaties in the Assembly, though rarely leading to any I t-lilt, bec(ome( daily more embdittered, and show the ilupossi. loig biuils of, the party of order holding together muchI longer, furl oi 1er f Vlictor Ilingo on the lawi regarding public in- 31si I(I1i0III (1 Wn\ednesday, produced great confusion, from his 1a1a biller itltack Onl tire church:- 'lir IIclei paty wvished to ...

... PiH S;UNDAY LABOUR IN THE POST OFFICE.. I ,e .nre rnost happy to find that the following Circular has bee'5 sent by the Archdeacon of Derby, to the Clergy of the Arcihdeac (iry- SrAllow me to request your immediate at'tion to the foilosing letter which I have just received fromn the Bishop:- Eccleshall, l81h January, 1850. * &dear Arcloileitcon-Thinking it highly desirable, in rc.elot state ...

... TO THEs EDITOR OF vTHE DEIVttY MERCURY. Iors Shr--I agree with one of the speakers at our Ilate very effee- acre Itive Protectionist Meeting, that in the History of this Country it. iwilbe indeed a subject of wonder that tho' imposture Iris- ?? caldFree-trade, ever became 1 sn accomplished turt. It i are unusinbe ht huhi a enbrought about by a the mioiyolmliue aebe arried away by the then ...

... TIHE DMCl&RATION 0; THE WESLEYAN MIINISTERS. .- , ,, .- - -. - I . .. . -. 1 . ?? . We sh:all content ourselves fr,r the present with ?? directing the reader to the iilportant conriexionaal document, which. under tule above title, is i: 'eCted in another column. So solemn a demonstration i;5 nnusoal amongst Is, and occurs only when some great interest is at is oe, as w'nl the frame- work of ...