... DOVE DALE. On Tnesday, a number of members belonging to the Not- ?? and Philosophicea Society had an excursion to this delightful part of Derbyshire. In the morning they proceeded from the Midland station to Ashborne, where the party divided, one eeotion driving to Iam. Hall and Dove- dale, and the other to Wetton, for Thor'e Cave and Dovedale. The party lunched in diviefone during the ...

... CASTLE DONINGTON FLORAL AND HORTI- CULTURAL SOCIETY. The fourteenth meeting of the above society has been the el principal event of the week at Castle Donington, and it is gratifying to know that the exhibition was a great success, b the object of the society, that of promoting a love of horti-t culture in the town and neighbouring villages has been fully .. realized, and the financial results ...

... The following able estimate of the most important amendments to the Reform Bill in the Lords, appeared in Monday's Tunes:-On Saturday Lord Grey and LorId Cairns gave notice of amendments, which, taken toge- ther, would make the Redistribution Clauses of the Re- form Bill worthy to be coupled with the clauses of en- franchisement. Never were more timely suggestions made. Lord Grey proposes that ...

... THE GRAND MIDLAND COUNTIES REVIEW I AT DERBY. -,The central position which the town of Derby occu- pies in relation to the rest of the Midland Counties, and the great facilities offered by the railways for bringing together large bodies of volunteers, have caused the War Office authorities to look favourably upon a scheme which has long been considered desirable by the leaders of the ...

... I R~:ECOLESISTICAL. . The Rev. Sidney Boucher, some time curate of St. Paul's Knightsbridge, who was dismissed by the com- mittee from the Principalship of the North Wales Training College, for teaching plainly the sacramental system of the Universal Church having appealed to the Archbishop, has been formally reinstated by His Grace, to the astonishment and dismay of the Puritan com-_ ?? News. ...

... IMPERIAL PARLTAMENT. I HOUSE OF LORDS. TUESDAY. THE REFORM BILL. a Their lordships met at five o'clock. The attendance c was not so numerous as on the previous evening, nor d were the galleries so thronged, except those devoted to d peeresses and the members of the House of Commons. The debate on the Reform Bill was resumed by the Earl of SHAFTESBURY. He said the house was in some ii ...

... THE INFIUMARY. TO TiHE EDITOR OF TljE-DERBY O5I5RCU'RY.] Sir-As the Infirmary authorities may not think fit to avail ] themselves of the columns oP t newspaper fpr the purpose I of defending themselves agpfnst the attack which was made upon them at the last quarterly meeting, you will perhaps be So good as to give insertion to a few remarks from one who, though totally unconnected with the ...

... The Times states that the Queen has postponed her depar- ture from Windsor in order to receive the Sultan. Lord Monck has been sworn in as Viceroy of Canada. Captain Caldecott, 103d Regiment, has been killed by a 'tiger whilst shooting. Only one fresh outbreak of the cattle plague was reported last week. It occurred in Essex. In the event of, Huntingdon being deprived of one of its members by ...

... LITTLEOVER. On Sunday last, July 7th, sermons were preached in the parish church in aid of the Sunday and DIay Schoo i the morning by the Rev. O. H. Joberns, M.A., curate ?? Saints', Derby; in the evening by the Re. .; Jeffery to 16 E. 8jd. 8 ASIIBORNE. FRomsaAsoNmR.-The members of the S. Oswald Lodge, No. 8 60, celebrated the Festival of S. John Baptist, on Monday, the 8th inst., when Bro. S. ...

... THE DERBYSHIRE GENERAL IN-| FIRMARY. | A quarterly general meeting of the governors of this institution was held in the Board-room on Monday last, the let inst. Rowland Smith, Esq., president for the year, presided, and there were also present Mr. Wright, lHon. W. M. Jervis, Mr. W. Rateliff, Mr. F. M. Hay- wood, Mr. J.T. Morley, Dr. Heygate, Rev. E. H. Abney, Rey. W. F. Wilkinson, Mr. H. Boden ...

... With consummate tact, ingenuity, and courtesy,: sC Mr. DISRAELI has conducted the Governmental al clauses of the Reform Bill through all the shoals and dangers of a strong and jealous opposition. The bitterness with which the Chancellor of the Exche- ti. quer has been opposed since his success became almost B a certainty, reached its climax on Friday night, when ( Mr. GLADSTONE threw aside his ...

... DERBY POST OFFICE;. DISPATOH OF.LETTERS, &c. Letters,&c.,cen aeposted Liuesof road and Chlef places of Without With I Letters destination. extra additi'ni can be charge penny ?? Aseborne, Matlock, Wirksworth, and until stamp until other villages in the neighbourhood until of D~erby *- ; * * 3.30a.m - 9. op.m Birmingham, Cheltenham, Gloucester, North WestofEngland,Nort Wales, and Scotland .. .. ...