... SUDDEN DEATH OF THE TOWN CLERK OF DERBY. With deep regret we have to announce the sudden death of John Dunnieliff, Esq., for the last ten years Town Clerk of Derby. The deceased gentleman was washing his hands, in his Friar-gate office, last Wednesday afternoon, prepara- j tory to dining with the Directors of the Nottinghamshire I and Derbyshire Fire Insurance Association, when he was I ...

... le st BIRTH. t- On the 21st inst.. at 90, Regent's Park-road, Londo% ss the wife of ARTHuR LANKESTER, Esq., of a daughter. MARRIAGES. at On the 20th inst, at Prestbury, near Cheltenham, by id 'the Ven. Archdeacon Rushton. vicar of Blackburn, ?o HENRY A. NORMAN, of Winster, Esq., to LrmtrrA [H BLANCHE, second daughter of the late W. LEAPER I NEWTON, Esq., of Leylands. re On Tuesday, the 25th ...

... DEATH OF THE EARL OF CHESTERFIELD. V of During the past -week death has taken away two of the re leaders of the Derbyshire aristocracy. On Thursday morn- an ing Lord Vernon died at Sudbury Hall, and on Fsiday night Li the Earl of Chesterfield breathed his last at his town mansion, a: Last week we had to announce that the noble Earl fe was seized with paralysis on the previous Saturday. Thore t ...

... BIRTHS. On the 6th inst., at Derby, the wife of ?? .ScK*rv CURREE, Esq., of a (laughter. On Friday last, the wife of W.~ C. MoraNs, Em., Deputy Chief Constable, of a daughter. MIARRIA~GES. On Tuesday, the 10th inst.. at IKedloston~-£swt Primitive Methlodist Chapel, by the lhv. S. Anltlif. hffi R~ev. T. GRANGER. late of Nottinghaml. to SJ si:it. ihir& daughter of Mar. Waxr. Moour. Aebbornle ...

... BIRTHS. On the 17th inst., at Ockbrook, the wife of WILLuX PARES, Esq., of a daughter. r On Sunday, April 15th, at Wickersley Rectory, York- e shire, the wife of the Rev. JoiNt Cox,.M.A., of a son. e April 14, the wife of Rev. W. JEs'ERaYS HILLS, Long -Lane Parsonage, Derby, of a daughter. e e MARRIAGES. e On the 12th inst., at Austrey, by the Rev. W. Herrick g Dyott, M.A., vicar, the Rev. ...

... e BIRTH. d On the 9th inst.. at Derby, the wife of the Rev- f FLETCHER ALLEN, of a son. a MARRIAGES. 1. On the 13th instant, at Little Eaton Church, by the L- Rev. Edmund Carr, vicar of Dalston, Cumberland, d brother of the bride, assisted by the Rev. E. Donal4 .eCarr, rector of Woolstaston. Shropshire, the Rev.i GEORGE JAMES CURTIS, rectorof Coddington. Hereford- shire, to FRANCES, third ...

... .JZ 9 :JJ tU ALC Dt*K4f 54cn611uAg. ill __ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ go MARRIAGES he At St. Werburgh's Church, on the 8th inst., by the ur Rev. W. F. Wilkinson, EDWARD, son of Mr. IsAAc Ply, he of Curzon-street, to Mrs. ELLEN BACON, of St. Peter'- ad street, Derby. On the 4th inst., at St. Alkmund's Church, Derby, by the Rev. E. H. Abney, M.A., vicar, ALEXANDER, youngest son of Mr. Wm. HiSLoP, ...

... ral | ter MARRIAGES. oce l On the 2Gth inst., at Darley Abbey, by the RIer. sre Francis Innes Jones, Mr. FRANK CAMPION. of l)erby, 'ell to CATHERINE, daughter of the late Mr. JouiN CAMPIOR, teM of the same place. No cards. dp Yesterday (Tuesday), at the Baptist ChapeL St oed Mary's-gate, Derby, by the Rev. Dr. Hunter, of Neo- 'es tingham, assisted by the Rev. IV. Underwood, of ChiT- lut well ...

... BIRTHS. On the 12th inst., at Barton Fields, the lady of Cap. C. R. LEvFTr, of a son. ar On the 19th inst., the wife of Mr. HENRY SWINGLER, e Mount-street, Derby, of a daughter. it MARRIAGES. e On Wednesday, the 17th inst., at King-street Wes- t leyan Chapel, by the Rev. S. Tindall, Mr. COaNELyu* *d SERJEANT, of Chorley, Lancashire, to MBARY ANN, youngest daughter of the late Mr. SAMUEL RILEY, ...

... .,7 as e, BIRTH. !d On Sept. 27, at Milford, Derbyshire, the wife of W. J. SMITH, Esq., of a son. of MARRIAGES. ?? On the 27th Sept., at West Leake, by the Rev. John is. Bateman, rector, Mr. JoHNi WALKER, of Bristol, late of t 1 Derby, to ELIzABETH ALICE, youngest daughter of Mr. StI THOAs HARDY, of West Leake., Notts. :h On the 18th ult., at the parish church, BrothertoI4 by the Rev. W. Wood, ...

... c DEATH OF THE BISHOP OF CALCUTTA. a The news from India brings the sad fact that Dr. v George Edward Lynch Cotton, Bishop of Calcutta, has 1] been drowned in the Ganges, while disembarking from a c steamer. Just ten years ago he preached the sermon in t the Chapel Royal, Whitehall, on the consecration of the d present Bishop of London, by whose influence, two years afterwards, he was ...

... BIRTHI. On the 5th instant, at BayswEater, the wife of D. x. CABR, Esq., of a daughter. MARRIAGES. On Wednesday, the 1st inst., at the parish church, Islington, by the Rev. Jamces Francis, B.A., assisted by the Rev. Albert E. Francis, B.A., brothers of the bride- groom, ALFRED OLLIVA.NT FRANCIS, of this town, to EMI1LY, youngest daughter of the late JOSErrH HALL!- WELL, Esq., of Beverley, ...