... as vice- president. Amongst those present we observed Mr. Coun- cillor Flewker, Mr. Councillor Bloor, Lieut. Collinson, Mr. Hardy (Kegworth), Mr. W. G. Moran, Mr. W. C. Haslam, Mr. Haslam, Mr. Holbrook, Mr. W. Denham, Mr. C. Den- ham, Mr. Elte, Mr. Thorburn ...

... John Thomas King, of Kilbourne, farmer's servant, was summoned by William Brown, gamekeeper, in the employ of ,Captain Holmes, for trespassing in search of conies, at Kil-t bourne-Fined 10s. and costs. Philip Hickling, Ralph Parsons. and Thomas Parsons ...

... Ashton Joel Baker, Thomas Topley, Eliza Parker, Henry Wilson, and ! John Moss, all of Belper. They were each ordered to pay the amount and costs. Mr. Baker, rate collector, of Crich, summoned Job Taylor, John Woolley, and Thomas Nevill, with non-payment ...

... Wilton, Sir J. Y. Scarlett. the Hon. A. ic Eaerton, M.P, Col. Wilson Pattern, Mr. Woods, M.P., be Major Gray, III.., and Sir Thomas Hesketb.: The for- ru mation of the Association was unanimously determined at upon, a code of rules was adopted, and it was ...

... to 81 153. Od. asf BELPER. ns INQUEST.-On Saturday last an inquest wa s held be- by fore R. Sale Esq., at the house of Mr. Thomas Smith, the ice Thorn-Tree Inn, on the body of Annie Tonks, a child tof of the age of six years. It appears that deceased, ...

... harm at Castle Gresley; killing and not slaying a new-born child at Repton; forgery at Ilkes- Ate ton; stabbing and wounding Thomas Winfield at Derby; toll and the serious charge of maliciously wounding bailiffs go at Derby. This is a fearful calendar, and ...

... and Mr. Henry Mlaskery, Snieiston ; Mir. Salt, II of Longford ; Mr. WV. Tomlinson arid Mr. Ferneyhough, S, ~ne Bradley ; Mr. Thomas Tomnlinson, Atlow.a iad Sudbury Divisioni.-Lord Waterpark, the Hon. A. if. nit Vernon, John Broadliurst, Esq. ; Mr. G. W. ...

... they have already dealt with some of the more important details. The sublime music -will be rendered by Mr. Sims Reeves, Mr. Thomas, Madame Leminons Sherrington and an orchestra and chorus of great strength. Mr. Alfred Mellon, a native artist of whom every ...

... lth ; A GE-4EROUS EMnPLOYEt.-On Saturday last a most grati- pr fying meeting took place at the warehouse of Mlessrs. th 1 Thomas Herbert and Co., Hounds-gate, on which occasion co t upwards of 60 of the eipeloyes, whose services dated from 7 - to 35 years ...

... and 10s. def I id. cot ah isa day Edward Bocner, collector for the Ilearlor L~ocal Board of the was ealth, summoned Harriet Hardy. of Marlpool, for stealing it o the water, the property of the H-eaiior Watorworks Company, onl Th ~ned the 12th of January ...

... Carlton, Bosworth ;Thomas Fell, Burton;, the Charles Hlalley, Gresley;, Mrs. N~ewbury, Hugglescote; Jae. GtrigCoalville ; Thomas Freckleton, Ravenstone JonRleGese;ThmsBarratt and Mrs. Barratt. very Bro;IerCognB to; Richard Hardy, Burton; ?? hmsCnoBron ...

... ed Ellen Allsop, for assaulting her on the 24th ?? case ry was settled by consent of the Bench. Thomas Burton, of Ashborne, was summoned by his master, Thomas Cockayne, of Offcote and Underwood, for absenting himself from his service as a brickmaker, on ...