... I The Speakir's notice is published for the issue of the writ for Coventry within six days. At a public meetingat Glaisgow it baa been resolved to erect a monument to Lord Clyde. Two men were suffocated in a veil at Scalby, near Scar,. borough, on Tuesday afternoon.ony4,0r it appears from a census-paper that there are ony8,0 foreigners resident in England. The Globe baa reason to believe that ...

... CODNOR. On Sunday, Feb. 8th, two sermons were preached in Codnor Church, by the Rev. W. G. Ketchley, incumbent of Ripley. A collection wabs made after each service to defray the expences occasioned by the week-day evening services. MATLOCK. In the New School-room, Matlock Green, on Thursday last, Mr. Adam (author of the Gem of the Peak, and other works), delivered a lecture on the American ...

... Fo Charles Reynolds. the man who wrote letters threatening the to murder Baron Meyer, Baron Lionel, and Sir Anthony Rothscill, unless his demand for money was complied with, B was, on Tuesday, at the Central Criminal Court, sentenced D to five years' penal servitude. He pleaded guilty to the the charge of sending the felonious letters, but declared that he ofI never meant to carry his threats ...

... | The fourth annual meeting of the Church of England Clerical and Lay Association for the Midland district was held in this town on Tuesday and Wednesday the 2nd and 3rd inst. The members to the number of about 120, being about an equal number of laymen and clergy, assembled at the Mechanics' Hall at half-past ten on Tuesday morning, Francis Wright, Esq., of Osmaston Manor, Derbyshire, ...

... I MATLOCK. BRITaISH AND Foa.s=sN BIsBLESocimTy.-The annual meet- ing of the Matlock Bath auxiliary of this association was held in the National School-room, on Wednesday evening last. There was a very fair attendance. The Rev. J. M. Maynard, M.A., occupied the chair, and the claims of the society were ably advocated by the Rev. W. A. Brown, rector of Loft, Lin. colnohire. A shocking accident ...

... )ceed LOSS OF TWENTY-THREE LIVES. I saw A second edition of the Liverpool Albion, on Monday 1 lid he gives particulars of an awful fire, at the Workhouse, in 3 o one that ?? Albion says:- About two o'clock this being morning a fire broke out in the Workhouse, and before Paults, it was extinguished about twenty-three lives were lost- - eorge, prineipally infants-and the church adjoining the ...

... 'I - ' ' ' '±i.SI'kLI' Alj . is- B3RIGHTON ELECTION.-Amongst the voters who polled at he Brighton election on Monday week, was General Sir Arthur ad Clifton, of Barton, near Nottingham. Though 92 Years of li age, the gallant veteran walked to the poll and gave his vote he in favour of the Conservative candidate. ne A COUNTIRVYMAN IN DiFFicULTIESs..O Wednesday. 31r. :h, Blades, a farmer, ...

... | ev( Stf COMPLIMENTARY t DINNER w TO W. T. COX, ESQ., M.P.bo is I On Tuesday (yesterday) evening a complimentary fra dinner was given in the Lecture Hail, Wardwick,fr Derby, in celebration of the return to Parlia-tu mnent of William Thomas Cox, Esq. The chair was nlor occupied by Thomas Newbold, Esq., and on his right ter were the guest of the evening (W. T. Cox, Esq., ?? hai the Hon. Auberon ...

... w ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~in V ig E-lam HOWE v. EARS, OF LiCHFiiELO.-This case0 was heard not L'in tho Polls Court. on Tuesday. Trhe defendant refused to men s*complete his purchase of part of the Staffordshire estates of in S.the late Hon. Robert Corzon, on the ground that the trustees sakc El of the deceased had not procured him (the Earl of Lichfield) pow a certificate from the Inland Revenue Office ...

... COURT AND OFFICIAL mvvl %J£XXAl 2k It is expected that the Court will remain at Windsor about nine weeks. We have authority to state that the Queen will hold during the ensuing season, at Buckingham Palace, five Courts for the reception and presentation of a cerain number of ladies and gentlemen. In order to avoid fatigue to Her Majesty, the number of ladies and gentle- men attending each ...

... .L. I- . - ' . The Bishop of the Diocese has issued tie following circular to his clergy, enclosing the Archbishop's let 1 ter:- . Eccleshall Castle, 21st February, 1866. Reverend and dear Sir--Having reason to expect, when it I had been determined not to appoint a day of -humiliation, on f account of the cattle plague, for the nation at-large, that the t Archbishop of Canterbury would address ...

... .. Ir-_l . _ e__ . ?? _1 n ?? I On Wednesday week the annual dinner was held at the famnous hostelry, the Izaak Walton Inn, Untim. Sixty gentle- -was men enjoyed the excellent cntering of Mr. and Mrs. Prince, Col Then The chair was occupied by E1. A. Dyke, Esq., Dr. Lee Wi sent officiating as vice-president. Amongst the parity we noticed Tb Mr. the R1ev. J. D. Glennile (Thorpe), R1ev. E1. W. ...