... ACCIDENTS AND OFFRNC/ES. -.. Q a- - - tWnf . 7ir0 i DREADFUL SCENs IN A POLICS COVRT-'Durlng the TOr- e gress of the business before the countymiagistrates at Roches.- eter, on Wednesday, a woman named Harvey, of almost gigass- tic stature, and who had been frequently before the ir- e trates to complain of the alleged ill-usage~on the part of her husband, was once more complaining to the ...

... ; TO THE EDITOR Of THE DERBY MERCURt. A- - . - -. A fh~ d Sir-The question bctween the Gas Company and the c le public reduces itselftotthree subjects ofenquiry:- L Whether )f the manufacture of street gas in the middle of a town is to be 5 considered a nuisance, the removal of wbhic4 may reasonably Le be desired and attempted by those especially annoyed by it.- 2. Whether the process of gas ...

... ra--- -om 5S CHURCH M1fi5IONARY SOCIRTY, UvroxzTEs.-The annual ml e meeting of the Uttoxeter branch of this society was held at b ;the Red Lion Assembly-room, on the evening of Monday b le week, under the presidency of T. Mi. Gisboroe, Esq. The m, 1o chairman addressed the meeting upon the leading objects of d the society, and commented upon the war we are now engaged wv d in, and its ...

... A. . - ,i .:.. \. I .. . .. . I.-. .-~ Th'XiirM hakiearcly, in lbe whole leigth of it lovely Cou% is. more Juteretmg. old villagethin that of Reptoo, which was the othev dayso aptly called lthe little Cambridge of 1etsbire. Sticcestlely the iite of a British sand a Rionati settlement, and sutqebtly, thecapitid of.a Saxon pril4ciality, anid thq-bauqrt of a.Daniab, army, we.find ...

... 1. A1.@ - d . P nb C (a oU ILa OWNs Coil SONMETa .) e, MONDAY, JUNIt 19. ir During the past week, and for -some little time, reot it have been current as tQ a general slackness in business, and I it an unpleasant scarcity of money. From time to time efforts, !_ of a somewhat spasmodic kind, have been made to raise an r n Impression of confidence, and give a start to the markets, but ( le ...

... Pen HOUSE OF LORDS, MONDAY, Juxi: 26. siati Tue THE EARL OF ABERDEEN'S EXPLANATION. suc The EarloefAiaeafl~i, who. had placed a notice on the paper u for the production of a. despatch addressed by the Earl Of Aberdeen to Lord Hieytesbury his 11arjesty's anmbassadot at St.Wi Petersburgh, on the subject of the treaty of Adrianople, in or an unusually full house, and amidst breathless silence, ...

... AnRICCULTURAL ASSC S- PIEUJ~i)~a St LOUGHBOROUG0H AGRICUJLTUR5AL ASSOCIATION. pl On Thursday, the let instaint,,the premiumsa offered by this aem 1. society for sheep-shearing were compw dfr,. ~ waddb 1.the judges, Mr. George Kilbay, of Queniborough, and Mr. ins id John Garton, of Coates, as follows s-d ha X.a . as se To George Hall (the elder) of Sileby I 10 0 in id CLASS S. cb S. To George ...

... |BBIQUTON I H NOT IN TSE SEA8ON-A BOARD- I somat BlIshOtOflafthebekb~, 'At Mo~ttont whee Ithey bosught up TootW; Thes Soiiep m yj he~yjisat bad JDJ lunchat,o`Utton'5'!, an,4 it being now he f5~t hat f-p W) two, an 5the f verylio. tuin- havingmnothing ryto do, I think I can't do better than lset myself 0n the steps Ice of yonder bathing machine, lAnd scribble in my note book a alpiper ror the ...

... t't TIHY 2DITOR OF THE ]DRURY MERCURY. Dan Sir-The discassion which has occupied for some weeksacon- E.co siderable space in the columns of the Derbynewspapera respect- stan ing the removal of the Gas Works, I consider of much import- bobs ance. Thegreat question whichitpresents fortheconsideration gaill of the public is, whether this large and rapidly increasing town cor; is to submit to tile ...

... ------ W- HOUSE OF LORDS, TUESDsAY, May 30. in Lord CAmSPSSL opposed the Railway and Canal Transi ons! t. Bill, when the order of the day was read for the committal of InglI that measure. TJhe noble lord on thiaje as on, a former occa-lg h sian, founded his objections to the bill on the additional and land iseXtra-judicial duties which it proposed to throw on thle for r y The LORD-n ...

... ,RovIaSCE or DURaBYIsitX.-HIS GOaACE THIE DUKa 0r DsEONtSHII, E.G., FaOVINCIAL GRAND MASTER. tb to On Thursday, the 8th inst., the new Lodge recently estab. hi lished in this town, called the Devonshire Lodge, no. 908, de was consecrated in ancient and solemn form by the Right Worshipful Deputy Acting Grand Master C. R. Colvile, rc Fsq., M1.P., and the officers of the Provincial Grand Lodge th ...

... PARLIAMENTARY INTELLXG E. to Pd HOUSE OF LORDS..FaspAr, Jvus 9. k- ITH5 WAR. ce In reply to n qucstion from the Earl of Hardwick, PC The Duke'efNZwcaTSr` saIld, that for the fArst time in e, this country an ambulance corps had been appointed, and r- when properly organised would be found a valuable additIon e. to the army. id THE MINISTRY. er Lord AsrianEIN, ir reply to Lord Derby, stated that ...