... an- At the New Mills Petty Sessions on Wednesday, before 'ate John Mackie (chairman), Henry Turner, anid.. Thomas asll, Bennett, Es~qrs., two young men from Bolton named *rge Thomas Henry Afiddleton, solicitor's clerk, and -Charles Ing Niebols, registration agent, were ebarged with breaking Nhe into the Liberal committee-room belonging to Mr. Herbert rdRhode-, at.Castletoar, on the 8th of July ...

... The attitude of Greece becomes more alarmling, and t fears are entertained of popular demonstrations on the e Gth inst., the anniversary of Greek independence. I The Government of Prince Alexander will inform e Russis that they have resolved upon adhering to the original arrangement with Turkey as regards the Goe ':rnorship, or else to the last proposition df the Prince in favour of an ...

... t The annual meeting of the Derby Town Council was held in the Guildhall at noon on Tuesday. There was a good attendance of the generl public, and the membhers present I weet ?? (Mr. CLec)Alemen Crompton,1 leLongdon, Retl, Roe, M.. otr ussell, Sherwin, inJ. Smith, Holme, HiggibtoW .Smith, Hobson, i ik and Johnson ; Councillors Heathoote, George, Evans, f r, Holmes, Jackson, Doherty, Whitaker, ...

... PRIMRO8E LEAGUE MEETING AT -HORSLEY WOODROUSE. -- - . - 1~ WY.- L t..t , 1 . The inaugural meeting of the Staineby Habitation of 01 I the Primrose League at Horeley Woodhouse was held in Mr. Ithe National Schoolroom on Wednesday evening, and bert although the weather was very wet and stormy there were and ra good number present. Among those present were Mr. Boo R. S. W. Sitwell, of Stairsby ...

... I -- ?? 1 +^ nnr -+f n n.--i - i- d The annual congregational tea party in connection with a( e Trinity Church, Derby, was held on Wednesday last, and w was well attended. The after-proceedings were of the A usual enjoyable character. The vicar (Rev. F. Hoere) .; presided, and there were also present the Rev. J. E. b: Thompson (Cradley), Rev. Hely Smith (Market Rasen), & R 11ev. T. Hamar ...

... THE MIEANING OF THE CRIMINAL CONSPIRACY. Within the last few days we have had put into our hands an extract from a newspaper called the Enniscotfhy Giiwrdian, which puts an end to any doubt we may have had of the true meaning of the last phase of the agrarian conspiracy in Ireland. The extract is from a speech recently delivered by Mr. JOHN REDMOND, M.P., at Glenbrien, in the county Wexford, ...

... DEDICAT ION OF BELLS AT ASHBY-DE- I LA-ZOUCH. I The grand old parish church of Ashby was filled to its utmost capacity on Thursday afternoon, when the cere- mony of re-dedicating the peal of eight bells was performed by the Right Rev. Bishop Mitchinson, D.D., assistant Bishop of Peterborough. The tower of the parish church has of late undergone extensive alteration and strengthen- ing, four ...

... If the Rdpjubliquc Fran~'aise is to be believed the French do not intend to clear out of the New Hebrides rin a hurry, the promises of the French Foreign Office 1 to the contrary notwithstanding. Says the Fia~ztaise:- a It is only one company of marines that a modest I cruiser has landed out there. It is over a few poor huts that the tricolor is floating. But nevertheless we h have not ...

... ?? Fel- edr THE ADDRESS. ,toenr The neslu says that the Address in the House of ;he Commons will be moved and seconded by Colonel s a King-Harman, M.P. for the Isle of Thanet Division of ng Kent, and Mr. Maclean, M.P. for Oldham. Ity It has been finally decided that Lord Onslow will in. move and Lord de Rog will second the Address in rply 6rd to the Speech from the Throne in the House of Lords ...

... cv coast vtm co The High Sheriff of Derbyshire, Mr. Chandos Pole. trifle G4eil, has appointed Mr. Joseph Challinor, of Leek, his a res Under-Sheriff, and Messrs. Barber, Currey, and Spurl in- Borough, of Derby, acting Under-Sheriffs. the x ise icr D ?? c8h dST DeR.V. BATTALION DRILLS.-The following the ce dates are fixed for the battalion drills this season, viz.: enteri of-Saturday, May 1st ...

... ABOUT HANDS. its If it be true, as Desbarolles asserted, that the hand is a Lease '11 condensation of the man, the study of cheironomy ought split inl to be at least; us profitable as that of physiognomy. That upon soft the hand is expressive will not be denied by any one whose weeki and thoughts have ever bren directed to the subject. The tion best actors are those who have given to the ...

... A large audience assembled in the Town Hall. Alfreton, on Wednesday evening to hear a lecture by the Rev. Canon Hole on The Vulgar Tongue. The proceeds are to he devoted to the ioew organ fund for South Normanton Church. The Rev. NV. H. Draper presided in tbe absence, tbr',neh illness, of Mr. Vaughan H. Radford. There were also present:-Rev. J. C. Massey (rector of South Nor- Manton), Mr. ...