... There ia only tbe probability of one contest in Burton. For Stapenhil and Winshiß Ward the two retiring mem- bers— Messrs. C. F. Graham and G. Pinfold — have been again nominated ; and, in addition, Mr. Robert Harrison, auctioneer and valuer (brother of the Mayor), has been nominated. For Horninglow Ward there has been a vacancy for three years, owing to a wrong nomination at that time. Theone ...

... On Tliuisday, the 1st hist., thle seifc of Chlarle' Edmund Newton,Esaq.9 Miickleover, of is daughlter. MARRIAGES. IOn Thuirs'ay, thle ibst ?? t Sr. Marly's, Nottliagliam, iby the Rev. il. Ilist, Mr. Jose ph Ciessevelt, *f Stanton-by-Dtle., to Salral, eldest daughlter of Mr. Josephl Fletchler, of Rislcy OR the 5tth inst., at St. Jo~hn's Church, Dci by. by th~e Rev. T. A. Scott, MA.. Mr-. F. ...

... BIRTH., On the 12th inst., at Butterley Ball, Derbyshire, the wife of W. Jessop, Esq., of a daughter. MARARIAGES. On the 10th inst., at St. Peter's Derby, M~r. John Banter, of Southsvell Notts., to Emma, third daughter of the late Mr. Robert Bousfield, ?? Lincoln. At All Sanitts Church, Derby, on Thursday, by the Reev. E. W. Foley, incumbent, Mr. Charles Redahawv, of Longford Woodhouse, to ...

... - BIRTH. Y' On thle .30th ult., Mrs. S. J. Claye, of thle Hoorfiuse, L Ong Eaton, of a Sol]. L IMAR1RIAGES e On the 29th ult., at St. Boltoliph's, London. bay ?? Rev. I.1B. Morgan Cowie, cnonan of St. Paul's. George Frost. Fsq . rat f])eirb3, to Elizabeth Annie, eldest daughter, of Mir. N. Lut- dock, P'ainswick, Glouceatershrire. On Tnesday, the Otis inst., at St. Paul's, Derby, byte tI1ev. J. ...

... !r BItTIIS. at On the 23rd inst., at Lilies, the svife of John Gilbert Cromp- Y ton, Esq., of a son, still born. II At Kegworth, Leicestershire, on the 14th inst., the wife of the Rev. Peter Lilly, of a son. MARRIAGES. O(l Tuesday, May 19th, at Dalbury, by the Rev. W. Finlay, vicar of Willington, the Rev. Joseph Rayner Ste. n phens, Stalvybridge, near Manchester, to Susanna, eldest e daughter ...

... BIRTHS. On the 9th inst., at Offley Holes, Herts, the wife of Thomas Postlethwaite, Esq., of a daughter. On the 13th inst., at Wigginton Lodge, the Lady of Capt. Leigh, of a son. MARRIAGES. At Coventry, Thomas Marsh Horafall, Esq., 15th King's Hussars, son of Thomas B. Hlorsfall, Esq., M.P., to Emily Sarah, daughter of James Ogilvy, Esq., M.D., of Coventry. On Saturday last, at Chesterfield, ...

... tjs. Notices of Births are charged 2s. 6d. each. The words No cards, or any addition to simple announcements of Mar- riages or Deaths, render them subject to a similar charge. MARRIAGES. GATES--STANFORD-March 4th, at All Saints' Church, Derby, by the Rev. E. S. Rodd, Mr. Robt. Gates, Crawley, Sussex, to Sarah Ann Stanford, Derwent-street, Derby. FINLEY-INGRAM-March 4, at St. Werburgh's ...

... DEATH OF THE REV. JAMES EVERETT. At an early hour on Friday morning the Rev. James Everett, the venerable Wesleyan Reformer, author, and I preacher, died at his residence, Tavistock-place, Sunder- land. Ho was born in Alnwick, the county town of North- uniberland, on the 16th May, 1784, so that SIo had ?? but attained the age of 88. HiR grandfatlfer, on the maternal aide, James Bowmaker, was a ...

... DEATHOF MR XXt. BENRY STUTTI It. is with the deepest regret that we have to announce the death of Mr. George Henry Strutt, of Bridge Hill, Belper. - The news will come with painful suddenness to everybody, and more especially to those who were unaware that Mr. Strutt was seriously unwell, On Saturday week the deceased gentleman was out and apparently quite well, but in the early part of ...

... yL °ffitis, Lg~atttgtsJ & pftA{s. BIRTH. O VAUGHA.N-On the 26th instant, the wife of Mr. Cedric Vaughan, Uttoxeter Neew Road, Derby, of a daughter. MARRIAGES. Y TAwwv-BBALE-On thle 26th instant, by special license, e at Holy Trinity Church, Derby, by the Re. F. Hoare, r. M.A., Mr. Benjamin Tatlow, Wirkswortb, to Miss Matilda n Sarah Elizabeth, eldest daughter of Mr. Thomas Beale, Strand ...

... th, 1D Notices of Births are charged 2s. 6d. each. The words No H. cards, or any addition to simple announcements of Mar- ers riages or Deaths, render them sabject to a similar charge. ion BIRTHL ?? the 7th instant, the wife of W. Iliffe, Esq., of a _ daughter. MARRIAGES. '°m BuRY--HosHftsN-At Duffield, on the 9th instant, by the Rev. F. W. Moore, vicar, assisted by the Rev. Williana 'he ...

... h-_ nt hle }tzt W~ri~R & ati sO A,,f~ ~ d~k~ 5' Xt Notices of Births are charged 2s. 6d. each. The words No s cards,' or any addition to simple announcements of Mar- he ringes or Deaths, render them subject to a similar charge. O- MARRIAGES. ed CATnMTiIRiS-HEB1ATHCOTE-O01 the 17th inst., at Hornsca e- parish church, by the Rev. NV. L. Palmer, vicar, Henry as Carruthers, Esq., to Mrs. Ann ...