... vat7- -The j>= - - ROYAL Rolst, Aslse-D ItA.ZoucH. -The Marchioness of Butc, accompanied by her so, the youthful Marquis, tab arrived at this elegant hotel, last week, for a week or ten I days. ch at C SCHOOL Taxar AT AsiSY..-The annual treat of c a children of the Ashby-de-la.Zoich Churci Sunday School was given on Wednesday. the 17th instant. d c ren of assembled at the school at half-past ...

... LEICES'FERSI]IRE. LricESTEa GAOL Isouary.-The Commissioners returned LIVE to Leicester, on Monday, the 10th instant, to continue the ! investigation. doi LEICESTERSHIRE AoRnCULTURAT. SOCIETY-31r. Thomas far Sills, of Hornington, near Grantham, the judge for the best cultivated farms offered by C. WT. Packe, Esq., M.P., has wreo awarded the prize in Class I to Mr. Benjamin Painter, of of w ...

... .*fl f- A VI I on MR. DISRAELI.t he On Tuesday evening a meeting of the Blackburn Protes- tl he tant Association and Church of England Institute was held IT he in the St. Peter's school-room in this town. The Rev. Thos. ti - Sharples, M. A., incumbent of St. Peter s, was in the chair. d JY- Tee Rev. Chairman, in explaining the object for which r TS the association had been called together, ...

... LEICFS'I'ERSIIIRE. (From our own Correspondent.) Lascicslwic, Monday. i The Shakesperian celebration last Monday evening passed acco off well. The Ternperance-hall was engaged fr theocca- pr sion, 700 persons were present. and J. F. Holling, Esq., p.e- swer sided. After all expenses were defrayed, the sum of 51. was wte handed over to the Jones Testimonial Fuod. last The annual attack on the ...

... In our last we offered a few observations upon the then I pending case respecting the wardship of Miss Talbot, a young lady whose personal and family history have formed a fertile, and on many accounts a painful theme for public animadi version during a considerable time past. That ineompre| hensibly complicated cause has been adjudicated, and so far ! as can be seen, or guessed, the young ...

... John Newton Lane, Esq., of King's Bromley Manor, and John Lane, Esq., of Goldsmith's Hall, London, at their recent to rent audit, hell at the Roya! Oak Inn, King's Bromley, re- turned to their tenants respectively fifteen per cent. on their R, half.year's renti, upon theirestates situated atKing'sfBroilley. Jc A special general nieetingof the Iichfield Diocesan Church Extension Society was ...

... FRANCE. I- A quiet week, as far as actual events are concerned,-thC bu past has been an important one, in one respect, effective steps re, being taken tumake both thesenateand the legislative bosdyone Ox with the executivepowet'. The Prince-President has been ac en busily engaged in perfecting the means for rendering the 501 machine of state e asy-working, in his bands. On Saturday, pri in ...

... An accident, attended with loss of life, occurred on Wednesday morning last, on the Midland line of railway, about two miles south of Nottingham. At seven o'clock a Mansfield luggage train, which ought to have started at half-past six, left Nottingham station, causing the 7 a.m. passenger train for Derby to be delayed a short time, until it was presumed the line would be clear. On the luggage ...

... VARETIES. ._ -as_ no me It -The In a dispute between Sir Wvitken Lewis and Wilkes, the Lord former said, 11 iil be your butt no longer. -With nil miy 'tetd heart, said Wilkes,-- for I hste an empty one. his A young- gentleman of Kilkeenny, meeting a handsome nott., milkmaid, said. 1What will you take for yourself and your ha New milk., rn7dear? 'Tle girl !nattaotly replied, Yourself and ...

... (From the Morning Post.) PRFERMENTS AND APPOINTMENTS. The following preferments and appointments have recently taken place:— Kectort.—The Rev. John Eaton, late curate of St. Alkmund'x, Derby, to the rectory of Shardlow, in the same county. Curacies, &c—The Rev. Robert Matson, to the curacy of Wilby, Northamptonshire; the Rev. George John Wild, to the curacy of Norton-on-the-Moors, ...

... Wc deeply regret to find (says the Courier) that the Ven. Archdeacon Hill has resigned the living of Chesterfield, and this regret will, we are sure, be participated in by all his parishioners, to whom he has become endeared by his fervent piety, unbounded liberality, and earnest desire to administer to their spiritual and temporal good. have recently, in referring to proceedings as unbecoming ...

... .W, V'ridtv meeting of the Clergy of thi, Arihdra ~,m e al King* Head, Derby, for the _ together upon their danger P TT. ,1 the ore*' ...