... 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. ...

... THIE YEOMANRY -AND MIDDLE-CLASS EDUCATION. The following correspondence has been forwarded to us for publication to Coton Hill, near Stone, June 20, 1867. l Dear Sir-Since I attended the meeting at Lichfield o respecting the new school at Denstone, I have felt much interest in the object in view, and. have spoken to many of ,my friends on the subject, with the intention of getting sub- id ...

... MAGISTERIAL NEGLECT.-At the April Quarter Ses- A sions the Court had to suspend its work for some con- tb siderable time in the absence of the requisite number of ar magistrates, and we called attention to the fact in the br hope that such a reminder would be sufficient to induce h2 justices who reside within easy distance of the Court to ch make such a delay impossible in the future. The neg- ...

... 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 ...

... I . | .~ ~ __ HOPE. a A license to hold sales of ~aniimals under the order of Councilhas been granted for. thie place. i it r ?? WELL. C I An inquest was held on AConday, at the George ID, Ha- 'P a thersage, before A. 0. Brooks, Esq., deputy coroner, 011 the ' - body Of Catherine Hobson, of Hatbersaige, a widow, aged t t 66 years. Elizilbeth Hobson, daughter-in-law of the de- s ceased, said ...

... | F R CI , i E - t . The Moniteur says:- The assassination of the Em- peror Maximilian will arouse a feeling of universal horror.- The .act . of infamy ordered by Juares stamps on the beads of 'those who call themselves the repre- sentatives of the Mexican Republic an ineffaceable stigma. The reprobation of aU civilized nations will be the first punishment of a Government which has at its ...

... SIR M. PETO AND THE LONDON. CHATHAM, AND DOVER RAILWAY. A communication has been addressed to the inspectors of the estate of Messrs. Peto, Betts, and Crampton, by Messrs. iaynard, the solicitors to that P me, announcing the neces- sity for placing the liquidation under the jurisdiction of the Court of Bankruptcy-a measure rendered unavoidable by the exeraordinry claim just set up by the ...

... | THE LOCAL GOVERNMENT OF LIT- I ' CHURCH. The ordinary monthly meeting of the Litchurch Local Board, was held in the Union-offices, Becket- street, on Thursday last, when there were present, Mr. Alderman Roe, in the chair; Mr. Humphreys, Mr. Eardley, Mr. Doughty, Mr. Cooper, Mr. Rimington, Mr. Cole, Mr. Moore, Mr. Cummings, Mr. Thompson, and Mr. Lindley. Mr. Whiston (clerk), Mr. W. Harvey ...

... | The Bishop of Lichbeld, in the course of his. triennial q Confirmation for this archdeacoury, visited Derby on Satur- ' day last, and at 11.0 a.m. on that day, and at 3.0 p.m. on Sunday, held Confirmation at All Saints' Church, Derby, for e b parishes in Derby, and for Allestree, Breadsall, Chaddesden, tl Darley Abbey, Etwall, Findern, Little Eaton, Littleover, a Mackworth, Mickleover, ...

... I ?? L HOUSE OF LORDS. TUESDAY. Their lordships sat for an hour, but only formal busi- ness was transacted. THURSDAY. THE LUXEMBURG TREATY. k The question of the recent Luxemburg Treaty was , once more opened by Lord HOUGHTON, who asked what was the construction placed by Her Majesty's Govern- ment upon the words collective guarantee in that I document. The Earl of DERRY, in replying to ...

... ECCLESIASTCAL. The ChurchCongress for the present year will be b held in October at Wolverhampton, under the presidency I of the Bishop of Lichfield. Dr. Goulburn, Dean of b Norwich, will preach the inauguration sermon. Paper, f xviii be read by Lord Lyttelton and the Rev. George I Venables on The best means of bringing Noncom- t formists into union with the Church. The Archdeacon t of ...