... q - Primp., Rut , WILLItR8LBDY HABITATION. The anenal general ineoting of the Willerely Habita. .ion of the Primrose League was held on Saturday In the Assembly-room, Matlock Bath, Mr. F.O. Arkweight, J.P., O.0., in the chair. The report for the past year sbowed the habitatiao in about the some ooadition as usual. In tbe year 100 now mesmbrs had joined, but othero had been lost through various ...

... I EXHIIBITION AT THE SCHOOL OF ART. On Wednceday the annual exhibition of photographs by mnembers of the Derby Photographic Society was opened at the Xchool of Art, The society bat been in existeroe for some years, and has been very well supported by the pbotographers of the tovrn, Previous exhibitions nave been limited to a day, closing with a oonversnzione but this year the exhibition ...

... I THE UMBRIU AND THE GALLIA. The Royal Mail steamer Galia, of the Canard Line, ary arrived at Liverpool on Tueiday fromn New York. It is Iat~ the ceptaio of the Gallia who, it Is alleged, ref used to give dog any Resistanice to the Umbria while the lateer wee lying in t a a disabled state. The Cunard Stemeruhip Co., whieb owns yre: both vessels, on Tuesday handed to the Press the following ags ...

... I, .- , . .. .. .. . .. _ , it The usual bi-monthly meeting of the Shardlow Boaid of Guardians was held at the Union at Shardlow on Men- le dny, it being the last meeting of the old LBoard. Mr. Canns r Id C.,, presided, and Mr. Finney, C.C., was in the vice- it ehair, the other members present being Messrs. Archer, m Adeack, Bennett, Barrowdale, Dickeneo~r, Frctwell, d IGreatorer, Greasley, ...

... LOCAL BO(IRD ELECTIONS. BEL PER. A keener 6ght than Is c as nine romim- tilrs havX e heen hai . l-ai lie r, Pi The retiritg members are Me srs. ll , ,ii, ' e. ai Siwnl. Herreeford. Mr. Stone. who hia Ps t ' m . ?? es l(it ce k re eletien. Mr. J sepb Pyrn ic. irdtb. iifiioe irer rrininsijii - William Bennett Antimr,,v Jurnei l3ererf,,rd Snmuel Berresford, Ieasc Himi ltl -liho li-tnry Harrison, ...

... THE VICAR OF ROSLISTON AND HIS CONGREGA7 ION. ti LI 8 h It .8 Ir Il a 'I a Li a. 0 54 II 0 Ii a. B C 5 r a t Cr ?? Cr LI it ti A .1 e. IA It S V Jr CI ?? It LB at Ii IC '5 IL ii jog ar? ary ant I ti for big .'he an [it. ted in ion en It? (if for ne. tao ma en, od. rat he Lint in. 85 Led red he fly or .ry lee tid 85, at fly fig he & it. all all Ir. k. II. y. Ce le of I. 11 F. ly Fr ci Cr Is Is ...

... INCORPORATED SOCIETY Or MULSICIANS. e .- . . . .. . . - . We give below at Iitofthe aundidatcte who wereawarded certificates at the recent exanlinttion held be the above society in Derby. The examinerts for the theoretical examination were Mr. Jamfs Greenwood and Mlr. H. A. Hardinlg, Mue. Doe. The examiners for the practical fx- amination were Mr. S. blyerEcougb, aite. sac., and Mr. G. F ...

... ODDFE LLOWS' BANQUET IN DERBY. On Friday evening a complimentary banquet was given in the St. James's Hall by the Independent a Order of Oddfellows, Manchester Unity, Derby District, c in honour of Mr. Herbert S. Benuott. P. Prov. G.M., I the chair being occupied by the Mayor (Mr. G. r Bottomley, ?? and the vice-chair by Mr. H. Wibber- r ley, P.D.G.M. There was an excellent attendance, the u ...

... . I DERBY CO-OPERATIVE SOCIETY. The annual festival of the Deby Co-operative Society was held in the Drill Hall on Friday. There were quite 900 present at tea. and subsequently the hall was well-itlled, Sir Thomas Roe, M.P., prenided, and he wrs supported by Mr. Tom Mann, Mr. Hillaird (managor of the societv), Mr. J. Swift (secretary), Mr. Scotton, toun- oillor J. Wheeldon, &e; Mr. T. Morgan ...

... HartzoJJ tht Boo. sliE '}sih cf thw rntio-ir~ contest in Becket i W-zrd r tec~aily wis lvere. The only 2ilsrerne. i3 .ha-t inst0 r-O a couple of officiai i:l'3 S s-thee nniI sO Cf the ward caucus-hold- lun C; i,7 lle I' dic, 1 e o ttee had to knuckle ondmer t a LabrIur candidate v;bose principal and cny mristiin their eyes is that on the Harcourt platfoi ut his beadj 1ism is hotter than ...

... A DERBY PROTEST AGAINST THE HOUSE OF LOUDS. The Liberal Associatlon has no reason to be grati- fied with the meeting promoted by themselves and held in the Temperance Hall on Friday evening. When the proceedings commenced the hail was very little over half full, though a few, attracted by the announce- mont In red and black on the outside, stepped in out of curiosity's sake later onl, This was ...

... BAKEWELL FARMERS' OLUB. The annual dinner and meeting of the members and friends of the Bakewell Farmers' Club was held on Monday week at the Rutland Arms Hotel. The attendance wes not so large as in most previous years, a large sale in the neighbourhood attracting many people who would otherwise have been present. The proceedings were also unusually brief, owing to an engagement of the ...