... FUNERAL OF MR. J, P. FEARFIELD. I &inn The fuueral of Ar. J. P. Pearfield took place at Staple- was ford on Wednesday, and was very largely attended. As a .bnt large employer of labour, a captain of volnnteers, a Free- ad- mason, and in other capacities he was constantly before iral the public, and the feeling of regret was widespre.ad when eat it became known that he, in the prime of life-be ...

... THE KADICA'i SPLIT IN SOUTH DEKBYSfIIRB MP.. HAIG AND THE TEETOTALLERS. MEETING AT MEASHAM. L'nder the auspices of the Derbyshire Electors! Tempcroice Council, a meeting was held at Measham on Wednesday night, to protest against the candidature of Mr. Haig for South Derbyshire, lhe Rev. W. S. Lord presided, and there was a large attendance. 'ihe Chairman, in opening the proceedings, said that ...

... DEATrH OF A WELL-KNOWN MIDLAND RAILWAY OFFICIAL. The death occurred at his residence, Arboretum- square, Derby, on Wednesday morning, of Mr. E. A. Pakeman, who was a foremost figure in connection with the management of the passenger traffic depart- ment of the Midland Railway, and was well known and respected in the railway world generally. The deceased was one of the few remaining links ...

... THE MEMBERS FOR DERBY. 1660-1897, ♦- [Specially Contbibcted.] 1722. Maroh 26— LORD JAMES CAVENDISH. THOMAS BATLEY. Mr. Bayley merely represented Derby in this Parlia- ment, 1722 to 1727. He died 24th Ootober, 1734. 1727, August 19-LORD JAMES CAVENDISH. WILLIAM STANHOPE. 1730, February 3— HON. CHARLES STANHOPE, Vice his kinsman, William Stanhope, created Lord Harrington. This member was 4th ...

... MARRIAGES. e On Sunday morning, the 10th inst., at All Saints' Church, Derby, by the Rev. J. W. Valentine, Mr. Thomas Longdon, n maltster, Fall-street, in this town, to Miss Saxton, of Staple- s ford, N,'ttinghamshire. y On Tuesday, at Duffield, Mr. Abraham Harrison, nail 3. manufacturer, Lawn, Belper, to Miss Hannah Watson, sister f of Mrs. Watson, New Inn, Belper. At Duffield, on the 7th ...

... ly BIRTH. 1g On Friday, June 6, at Ingestre', near Stafford, Viscauntess en1 Ingeslre, of a daughter. SalMARRIAGES. ed On Saturday last, at All Saints' Church, in this towvn, by n-the lie.s W. C. Hovward, M~r. Fred. Geo. Lilley, to Mary, at daughter of Mr. II. Peinberton, builder, Doffield-road, botb At Outfield, on Tuesday, Mr. John Storer, to Mliss Mlarg S. Piercy, only daughter of Mr. J. S. ...

... BIRTHS. On the jh;th inst., at the Vicarage, Spoedon, the wife of the Rev. A. A. Holden, ot a son. On Monday, the 12th instant, at her father's house, Mill- wood, Worksop, Notts., the wife of Dr. Henderson, M.D., of Alfreton, in this county, of a son. MARIRIAGES. On the 15th inst.. at St. Alkmund's Church, Derby, Sir. H. Nettleship, of Leicester. to Elizabeth Mary, youngest daughter of the ...

... BIRTH. On the 17th inst., at Chesterficll-house, the larchioness ?ol Abercorn, of a daughter. .MARRIAGE S. On Tuesday, the 17th inst., at Itocester, by the Rev. W. Holloway, William Stone, Esq., of London, to Elizabeth, youngest daughter of the late Mr. Thomas Etches, of Ash- bourn. On the I lth instant, at Holy Trinity Church, Cloudesley. l square, Islington, by the Rev. Hunter Francis Fell. ...

... !t BIRTHS. On 29th August, at Ockbrook, Derby, the wife of WM. . LIAM PARES, Esq., of a daughter. On the 25th instant, at Wirksworth, Mrs. THos. Newtons 7. of a daughter. - MARRIAGES. On the 22nd instant, at the Cathedral, Manchester, i&. CHARLES HORSLEY, of Derby, bookseller, to MARY, youngeg daughter of Mr. A. CROMPTON, Cheetham-hill-road, M±la. chester. to On the 23rd inst., at Ashborne, by ...

... DEATH OF THE DUKE OF NEWCASTLE. We regret to announce that the Duke of Newcastle expired at seven o'clock on Tuesday night, at Clumber. His Grace haa been for some time in a very precarious state of health. The deceased, Henry Pelham Clinton, was born May 22, - 1811. He vwas educated at Eton and Christ Churcb, Oxford, where he took the usual degrees. Whilst bearing the courtesy title of Lord ...

... MARRIAGES. On the 29th alt., at Trinity Church, Derby, by the Rev E. M. Wade, M. A., Mr. Robert Dean, to Emma, the second daughter of Mr. Rice, Burton-road, Derby. On the 18th inst., at St. Werburgh's, Derby, by the Rev. J. C. Hills, Ar. R. S. Winfield, only son of the late fir John Winfield, of Leaper-street, to Mary, only daughter of Mr. David Mellor, superintendent of the Old Cemetery. On ...

... Notices of Births are charged 2s. 6d. each. The words No cards, or any addition to simple announcements of Mar- S risges or Deaths, render them subject to a similar charge. MARRIAGES. On the 17th inst., at St. Edward's Church, Leek, by the Rev. - Willised, Mr. SAIL. IIAItRIS)N, of Ipstones. near tCleadle, to JANE, second daughter of Air. SAMUEL ALLARtD, r Friar-gate, Derby. At the Cathedral. ...