... r LONDON TO NOTTINGHAM DERRY, AND LEEDS. Giov. Mail Fast I 2 STATIONS. 12 !12 12 I1 2 1 2: 12 12 1 2Mail DeaoeA~m.! a~m. ?? amds. A.m.! p.m. p.m. p.m.DearurgD London E. Square 0.15 0.30 9..5.11120 11.30 2.45 0 15 ?? 0Bus London K. Cross - 7.10 9.301. 4:.554 7306.42 Tu Rugby *. 1. 8 l0 0.15 11.5Dl0 40, 11.47sI. 20 SC, ?? 11.19 12.28 2 1013.10: 0.50 8 12 11.68 so ?? 3.22i .. ?? ut ?? .3.95 11 ...

... Del Nothing positively is known of the movements of thr of Garibaldi. It is stated that he is assembling a fleet of bus boats at Messina, where he has already 20,000 men, to pot make a descent on the Calabrian coast. By a telegram tre from Messina, it appears that the Neapolitan troops have uni agreed to evacuate Syracuse and Ajosta, the only strong- old bold in their possession now being the ...

... --AIDAaZI AA' LF 'I L n VbwllAlt'2ItAl. A5SHBY. Our Ashby correspondent ?? wet weather still Conttiues to prevail in this locality, and the most serious re- sults are anticipated, several acres of corn and grass are comn- pletely under water, large quantities of hay have been wvahed away, and still larger quantities have been cut for a consider- able time and we fear are completely spoilt. ...

... TO THE EDITOR OF THE DIERBY MERCURY. Sit-The RPpoeter and another Derby paper of last week, each contained a letter having reference to the above church. In one of these letters I find myself, along with the church- wardens, mentioned by name. The mere personalities of an arlolyomfoos corresponden t are best answered by silence, but s both writers (ifindeed there are two), convey the idea that ...

... ?? - ?? the The annual examination of the children belonging the | ich above schools, and the general meeting, were held on Tues- lea 'be day, in the !New Ragged Schools, Wright-street. The at- SO tihe tendance (if friends and supporters of the schools was very fir ted limited. ely The proceedings commenced at two o'clock, the chair be- ssi- ing occupied by His Worship the MAYOR of Derby. ...

... iy. n. MICKLEOVER. Of CHURCH SCHOOLS.-A serrion was preached on Sunday Po lot afternoon last in the parish church, by the Rev. J. E. Tc Clarke, of Derby, in aid of the above schools, The collec- soi ed tion amounted to III. 10s. B, ne rei ?y LITTLE EATON. th Of en SocIETY FoR THE PsOrAGATIoN OF THE Gosrzt.-A sermon Bl on behalf of the above society was preached at Little Eaton, an on Sunday ...

... ~i The Leeds Mercury announces that the Rev. E. MourO a has finally resolved to accept the vicarage of St. John's, d Leeds, and will immediately take up his permanent resi- v dence in the town. 2 The Bislsop of London with an earnestness and courage II worthy of the highest commendation, is literally going v forth into the highways with the message of mercy en- trusted to the Christian Church. ...

... imt X 1? : link mlat oly7 by -IISON pri TI .~Wii,1~.pa pe W.EDNESDAY, AUGUST 8, 1860. Ur . 11 m-- -- -1- s1A Lama+ P-RE People really care so little about Parliamentary i Reform, that an apology seems almost necessary for E intruding the subject upon public notice; even, 1 although the motive be a desire to solicit attention to I an official document, once waited for with anxious attention, ...

... -X -oas* c. r l A young ensign of a regiment, residing in lodgings, the wei sitting-room of which was very small, was visited by one of soO his fashionable friends, who, on taking leave, said, is Well, par Charles, and how much longer do you mean to stop in this Pot nutshell ? To whichi he grittily replied, until I become a joir 'herniel. of It is now settled that a young lady is a ...

... d (From our own Correspondent.)0 MONDAY, Aug. 13. rd ~AI. ROBERTSON GLADSTONE ON THE VOLUNTEER MlOVE. nlt --NT AND THE FRENCH TREATY. f d. A great amount of loud, always spirited, andt e- Sometimes angry discussion prevailed in all the pub. ig lic circles of Liverpool during the last three days of he the past week occasioned by some remarks made by Mr. he Robertson Gladstone, at anl adjourned ...

... - .. ..*J ?? ?? I qtt Y. 1.1IXlG AND METALS IN THIS DISTRICT. TIe renrQ ?? ?? . .. ?? ?? 1AI A 11 AN 1 I I15 D JJ5IntIU1, The reports which we have been favoured with this week ?? breereuce to the iron trade are not so encouraging as they Do Order een' though the principal houses are well supplied with Ch, wa llre makers of inferior iron are complaining of a Ric qua' of trade, and an ...

... /D ^. A[A- . A. . A- 7 ?? I HaIM (From the Jersey Independent.) % We are enabled to lay before the public the letter of con. of vl o dolence addressed by order of tise States to Mrs. Ddundy, on rthe lamented death of her husband, our late much-esteemed resr e Lieut.-Governor, General Mundy, and that afflicted lady's beer r reply. In the 1;2idependenit of July 12th, we gave expression somn F ...