... WEDNESDAY, APRIL 14, 1858. The intelligence from India contained in the tele- grams we print in another page, is of the most satis- factory character. Lucknow, the last stronghold and rallying point of the rebels, had been stormed on several points with uniform success, the insurgents completely routed, and although on March 15, the date of the last advices, the enemy still occupied some ...

... TROUT AND GRAYLING FISHING IN DERBY- - SI - We find the following letter in The Field of Saturday last:- Sir,-I am induced to offer these remarks from having seen many letters from anglers anxious to know where they can, as strangers, obtain good fishing at a moderate expense. lzaak Walton has immortalised Derbyshire, and its rivers still bear the highesteliaracter; but, unfortunately, oil ...

... TRIAL OF SITMON BERNARD - -- Wi m Trr A FOR COMPLICITY IN THE ATTEMPTED ASSAS- t'l is5 SINATION OF THE EMPEROR NAPOLEON. an of The trial of Simon Bernard, under the Special Commission tb ert at the Central Criminal Court, commenced on Monday. Of ?? Judges were thle Lord Chief Justice, tile Lord Chief se, Baron, AMr, Justice Erie, Mr. Justice Crowder, and the lie- th ass corder. rei as The ...

... A meeting was held in Nottingham on Monday week of the Chartist body, on the subject of reform. The principal speaker was Mr. Ernest Jones, of the, I People's Paper. ` ihe following resolution was submitted and passed without I a dissentient:-- That in the opinion of this meeting no . measure of reform can be sufficient or acceptable which does t not embrace the following proposilions:-I. ...

... I I | ?? I COMMITTEE FOR PRIVILEGES. A __ _ _ . 90.I lie . ~:II ?? -- 'II ?? oF Loans, APRIL 20. ea ~~i'9dliSstt-a sacnmittce for privileges,ti ly ?? presiding, on the claim of the Right lion. Et arl Tfhilbot td' the earldom of SlirewsuY.TeIllli o.o .g posed ?? HliWard, the secoli nd501o the Duke b of Norfolk,; by' ?? Doria Pamph Madjt r Duh ss IC of Salmii5horsatIWof the 16th earl ?? M rt to ...

... PRCEFEMENTS AND APFOINTMENTS. Rev. Ebenezer Anderson, to the Curacy of Frankleyo Worcestershire; Rev. T. G. Atkinson, to the Curacy of Upton-Scudamore, 'Wilts; Rev. James Augustus Atkinson, M.A., to the Perpetual Curacy of St. Alargaret, Holling- wood, Lancashire; Rev. Vernon Blake, Al. A., to the Curacy of Stonehouse, Gloucestersliire; Rev. Charles E. Bowden, e B.A., to the Curacy of Thorn St ...

... LONDON TO NOTTINGOIAM, DERBY, AND LEEDS, - Cov. all Fas Gov. 1 2 STATIONS, 12112 121 1 2 1 2 12 1 2 I 2 Mail Departure a~m. a.m. a.m1.' a.m. a.m.a. ais. pI p.M. gE London L. Square'. 6.15 6.30! 9j,1 1112 12. 0 3.3025 1) 8.45 ji London K. Cross .. 6 .45, 9. 0. I- .. 3,0320' b 6. 0 1 Rugby . .. 80 10. 11I3511 Vo 320 6. 0.57 30i 1.6i Leicester.. .. 9 ,10 I1. 0 12. 81 2D, 4.23~ 6.40 8 5liito ?? ...

... ThoP vonprhl.l nf-hQ om--hw Av ?? - The venerable parish church of Hartington has recently been restored at a cost of upwards of 1,0001. including the gift of a rich and handsome memorial painted glass window for the east chancel, by the Sleigh family. The re-opening was fixed for Friday, the 9th instant; the Lord Bishop had engaged to preach on the interesting occasion, and for this purpose ...

... IEp.OFENING OF ST. MICHAEL'S C!EURCH, DERBY. This church, it will be seen by advertisement in another ins column of this dasy's publication, is to be re-opened to~mor- tei roW (Thursday). on which occasion there will be three Pr services, viz. :-i the morning, when thie sermon will be ha prached by the Loyd Bishop of thte Diocese; in the after- sp nyo'on by the Rev. J. It. Errington ; and In ...

... DERBY DISPENSARY, April 19, 1S58. Tree Members now on the Books- - . . 2630 Wree Members enrolled during the week - 60 Tree Member Patients on the Books - - . 224 .Number of Patients discharged - - - - 60 CONSULTING PHYSICIAN: Dr. Brigstock. .=JNORART SECRETARIES FOR THE ENSUING WEEK: Mir. Frear and Mr. Gisborne, surgeon. DERBYSHIRE GENERAL INFIRMARY, April 19. IN-PATIENTS. OUT-PATIENTS. ...

... Ig HOUSE OF LORDS, TUESDAY, April 13. le THE LAW 0OF LIBEL. Lord CAMPIBELL moved the second reading of the Law of t Libel Bill, and explained that by Its provisions the same Im- munity would lbe extended to thle reports of the debates in se Parliament which now pertained to reports of proceedings VI ~O before the legal tribunals of the country. INDIA-.CAPTURE OF LUCKNOW. The Earl of DERRY ...

... Th On Friday evening Mr. Irving, well known as harpist toI st the late Duke of Devonshire, assisted by the professional er gentlemen and amateurs of Derby, and by Miss A. Hill as er vocalist, gave a concert in the Lecture Hall, Wardwicl. Ii- The prxgramme was as follows:- tr. PART 1. It- Overture, Mozart. ut gong. PerohW non ho, Bellini-Miss Hill. ed Fantasia-Harp, Thomas-Mr. Irving. ve Song, ...