... We have been requested to publish the following a article, and also Mr. Bateman's letter upon the above c subject. We may here state that the designswlffl ti remain on view at Messrs. Beinrose's till the 22nd fv inst. _ The promoters of the Obituary Windows to be f( placed at the East end of All Saints' Church, Derby, Si in memory of the late lamented PRINcE CONSORT, 0 have so far succeeded in ...

... ndn UTTOXETER. t IU TUE WOODSEAT ESTATE.-This well-known estate which le has been in Chancery for the last 40 years and upwards, was I ed put up for public sale by auction on Thursday last, at the s he White Hart Hotel, Uttoxetcr. Messrs. Moody and Newbold I he were the auctioneers, and the solicitors in the town were r 49 Messrs. Blair, Jervis, and Gould, and Mr. Welby. Messrs. q., Gregory ...

... AIR. ELLIOT GALER'S OPERA COMPANY. On MnnAi-n - ?? On Monday evening, the strongest operatic corps we Bt have ever seen or heard out of London commenced a series of f,, performances at the Derby Corn Exchange, under the ma- - nagement of Mr. Elliot Galer, the justly popular tenor. The hfi opera selected was Vincent Wallace's Lurline, produced a an couple of years ago with great success at the ...

... After the mining case had been disposed of, the Lord Chief I Justice proceeded to try the following prisoners before a corm mon jury:- PERJURY AT cHESTERFIELD. Charles IVWitaher, 24, labourer, was charged with giving, on the l9th Februavy, 1862, wilfully and corruptly, false evi- dence, at Chesterfteld.-Mr. Cave prosecuted; the prisoner was defended by Mr. O'Brien.-This was a case arising out ...

... Another veteran Derbyshire hero has been gathered to his fathers. On Friday morning calmly and peace. fully died, at his residence in Derby, Admiral Edward Curzon, C.B. The deceased Admiral was born on the 9tb of December, 1789, and entered the navy on the 7th of November, 1804, as a first-class volunteer on board the Repulse 74 guns, commanded by Captain the Hon. Arthur Kaye Legge; and, con- ...

... ?? .1St'Sw Vu MORE FEDERAL SUCCESSES. a The American advices brought by the Kangaroo, which rac arrived at Queensto'wn on Thursday evening, possess no much importance. An official confirmation had been or given to the report that the Federal troops under General *r Buell had occupied the city of Nashville; and it was fur- pri ther rumnoured that he had surrounded the Confederates tra at ...

... The following paragraph appeared in Wednesday's Record and Guardian :- We are requested to state that, daring the time of the Great Exhibition, services will be held in the German and French languages at the Royal L German Chapel, St. James's, at which distinguished foreign pastors will be invited to officiate. The lames of the preachers will be submitted by the Bishop of London, as Dean of ...

... bu( The adjourned meeting of the Derby Board of Health In was held,. in the Guildltall, on Wednesday last. The MnYOwPresided, and there were also present Aldermen of Barton, Gadeby, Madeley, and Gamble; Councillors Ofs Pountain, Roe, sen., Stone, Sherwin, Brooks, Malin. ISE CArtlicb, J. S. Clarke, Bayliss, Parkin, Haywood, S. W_ Al Cox, Breatnall, Flevvker, Leech, Gascoyne, G. Taylor, Renall,. ...

... (Frdm our own Correspondent.) MONDAY, March 3 'COMILRC; At.. The general state of business last week was represented as dull, L notwithstanding which It was generally admitted that a More cheer. fui tone pervaded commercial ?? Th shpig neetscn IItinue proeperous and freights, are remunerative, although the pas. Lo assenger emigration trade is unquestionably very dull and unproduc. '4 Bi tive. ...

... 1fr A, t ?? .. ?? . ?? Don't you thitsk I'd cseake ac1 excellent soldier ?? said cc weak-kneed gentlemeeec to his patriotic 'sife. Yes, indeed,,, wvas the iccsteent respuecsse, ' an ndmiablegranny dear. A Yankee has invroted a ceew :nelI cheiap plan for board. ing. One of Mg15 beiesders mesmerises the rest, and then eats a hearty me:vl-the iresmerived beineg satisfied from sync. pathy. ...

... SUDBURY, | On Tuesday week, a dinner was given to Mr. Porter of 3 Foston, by his friends, at the Vernon Arms Inn, Sudbury, as I Mr. Porter is about to remove to the Shirley Hall Farm. An I excellent dinner was provided by Mr. Booth, which was ably presided over by A. A. Flint, Esq. About thirty sat down, The usual loyal toasts were proposed and responded to; also, I the health of Lord and Lady ...

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