... SOUTF DERBYSHIRE MINERS' LOCK-OUT. A --W4il m of th. AVA0.11tiVA ennimitten of the Work- A special meeting of the executive committee of the Work- w ing Men's Association was held on Wednesday at the Asso- O' ciation's-rooms, Bolt-court, Fleet-street, for the purpose, he amongst other business, of receiving from Mr. Bass, M.P., a statement of the result of his attempt to bring about an arbi- ...

... THE SPANISH REVOLUTION. The Juntas are dissolved, though this has not been accomplished without some little pressure on the part of the leaders of the Revolutionary party; and it is ru expected that all the foreign powers will recognize the r( Provisional Government. The Junta at Barcelona, y however, is not yet dissolved. The Junta of Seville, p' upon its dissolution, issued a manifesto to ...

... SAVE US FROM OURE FRIENDS. 3 TO THE EDITOR O THR DERBY MXBCUtRY. S Sir-A circular addressed especially to the Wesleyan 3 Methodists of South Derbyshire, has been thrust upon us I by post. t The impudent and trashy nonsense contained theroin, and 7 signed A Wesleyan of 40 years standing, is interesting only, as showing the miserable expedients to which men are I driven, who dread the action ...

... In the Consistory Court of the diocese of Carlisle, on Tuesday, the Rev. T. S. Barrett, vicar of St. George's, r Barrow, was cited to show cause why he should not be t ordered to move a brazen cross from the ledge or super alter at the back of the communion table of his church, i] and to move from the chancel two scarlet screens and a n certain reading desk. For the defendant the formality a ...

... Yi-T]NG THE FOUNDATION STONE OF THE 7NlEW CHANCEL AT ST. MARTIN'S PARISH CSURCH, ALFRETON C -Te1 interesting ceremony of laying the foundation a of the new chancel and north aisle of the parish ciash was duly celebrated on Saturday afternoon, the :bh inst. A procession was formed about half-past sow 6clock, at the Town-ball, and consisted of the choir I.1s dby J. Casson, Esq. of Riddings), the ...

... WEDNESDAY, Jum, 17, 1868. TIHE DERBY A1RCIIIDIACONAL CONFERS- I ENCE. rile Derby Archidiaconal Conference held on sC Friday mnaurs another step in the Bishop of Lieu- pr Il I.LDL plans for synodical action. In no Rural au Deanery has there been a majority against it, inl spite of much opposition and of many fears, and cil of no little abuse-all, as wve think, groundless, and th somewhat ...

... At some of tke cotton mills in Lancashire thle hands are - being placed on short time. a The Loncet says it is reported that a cure for leprosy has a been discovered] in India by Dr. Bhenl Daji. e Fresh herrings (the first of the season) have been selling a at Ramsey, Isls of Man, at 20 for a shilling. s Josha Billings says:- I am Violently opposed fewv ardent speerits as at bov'ridge, but ...

... WEDNESDAY, FErR.UARY 17, 1869. TrIE QUEEN'S SPEFlChII. I I ?? I . . . -1 ' .. I A ,- 11 - - 4 The QUELN has declined to make herself the 'I mouthpiece of Mr. GLADSTWNI'S (ConfisCatory polic). ti The Parliauient-to ?? is entrusted a work of a almost immeasurable inmortanle.s was opened yester- n day, and the Royal Speech. delivered by C'omniis- t' sion, appears in another column. As the shadow ...

... I IMPORTANT EXPERIMENTS AT SHOEBURYI NESS. I. ous 'Ils, Jir. rge , of de- 'ilb rest e it cl1. rd's rof 7th the )m- inst the the ress ock rish the ow. twa rd's sut- rhe nty )gg mty iers ribs. ast 7s sat} ant ,on th tha me ivet wa agg 'net lout de. o99 instl bim )f a and lays o a rgg ave uld 3nd nsn was was )me ury 'art gh. at sto gh. ven ay. and but hen 38; 12; Some experiments were tried at ...

... (From Aris's Gazette.) I was not at the House of Commons on Monday, and I regret the fact for two reasons; one being that I could not enjoy the memorable scene, and the other that I cannot describe it for your readers' benefit. A friend tells me that he can never forget the appearance of Mr. Gladstone as the lash was laid on him by that gentleman, who, the Standard says, never struck first, ...

... THE Assizza.-The commission of assize for this county was opened on Monday. Mr. Justice Byles and Mr. Justice Blackburn, on arriving from Worcester, proceeded to the Shire Hall. and thence, having opened commission, to St. Mary's Church, accompanied by the High-Sheriff. H. Killick, Esq., and the usual body of javelin men. The sermon was preached ky the shefiff's chaplain, the Rev. T. Killick. ...

... ,..x~nv~kj*the _ TO THIE EDITOR OF THE DERBY MgRCtUeV. Do Sir-Fourteen bags of cotton grown by the Jamaica Cotton the Company in Jamaica have been sold by Mesars. Stead, Bri. Na thers, Liverpool. and Mesars. B. Smith, and Sons, at Alan- me cheater, at Is. 6d. and 2s. 3d. per lb., and a bag of each is ext now being spun by Messrs. Dobson and Barlow in the wit western annex of the International ...