... ATE PETER ARK- WRIGHT, ESQ. mm I -1 . . I w I -- v t The Illustrated London Ne1vs fatvours the public with a e r summary of the last testament of the late squire of Willeos- C e ley. The will was proved in London, on the 5th just., by 9 0 his sons Frederick, Alfred, James, and John, the joint acting executors. Theparsonalty was sworn under 800,000l. The 0 will is of considerable length, and ...

... Li thi s Parliament was formally prorogued on Thursday to on r the 20th of November. gu C A Cabinet Council 'is summoned for this dlay, Wed- ha 11 nesday. of a Mr. ol~t has been appointed Attorney-Generall in WV place of Sir H1ughl Cairns. Hevwill be re-elected with- hla S out opposition. Po g The revision of voters for York has left a total Con- thi 11sei'vative -ain of 35 votes; and the ...

... 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. ...

... ?? London GuildialI on Frida-. A:fthew Orr anr at At the London Guildhall on Friday, Matthew Orr appeared wa before Mr. Alderman Sidomons, in answer to two summonses fim taken out against him by J. L. Watkins and George Bailey, tilr for obtaining money from them under false pretences. OU It appeared that Mr. Orr had opened certain registry offices e for clerks, porters, travellers, &c., &c., ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS. Their lordships met at one o'clock, and after disposing of the private business, adjourned until Monday. HOUSE OF COMMONS. FRIDAY. The Speaker took the chair at five o'clock. Thle Ministerial seats were occupied by the Conservatives, and the Liberals transferred themselves to the Opposi- tion benches. Some laughter was occasioned in one or two instances by hon. members ...

... W\EDNESDAY, Jur.Y 11, 1866. THE. NEWS MIN-ISTRtY. |Lord DERBY'S th~irdl Adm~inistration is now fully -Iconstructed, and well at work; although the country has to wait for the re-election of such of the leading Ministers as are members of the Ihouse of Commlons, 1., before they can make their re-appearanlce in Parlia- isment. It is admitted on all hanlds, except by those reckless exponents of ...

... THlE DERBYSHIRE CATTLE PLAGUE A-ND PLEUR'O-PNEUMONIA ASSOCIATION. e IAn adjourned meeting of the Central Committee lwas id held at the County Hall. Derby on Friday last, when y there wvere present, Mr. Fox (in the chair). Lord Scars- IC dale, Lientenant-Colonel Wilmot. V.C.. Hon. E. Coke, le Mr. Cox. MI?.. Mr. J. G. Crompton, Mr. Faulkner, MAr. le HIaslam., Mr. Canuer, Mr. Foster,. Mr. Coleman ...

... TUE DERBYSHIRE VOLUNTEERS. I 1ST COMPANY. The annual meeting of this company was held on Tuesday evening week, at the County Hal}, Captain tab Turpie in the chair. The accounts for the year ending so the 31st ult. were submitted to the meeting and passed. tbt They showed a balance in favour of the company of in 191. 7s. id. The committee for the ensuing year were o then ballotted for, and the ...

... TH[E LATE MR. OSB-ALDESTON.- TO Tone HIITors 0F T~SS Dnxwa HERCSllY. ' 01 Sir-My attention has been called to aparagraph in the z- Derby Mercury respecting the death of George Osbaldestoj; ' Esq., in which allusion is made to some ?? t: with my father, the late, Sir Henry Eveiyy wlicih i; calcu- i lated to give an erroneous impression to those unacqiai~ited SR writh the real meritsL of the ...