... TIHE ROBBERY AT THE MARQUIS OF HASTINGS'S. ,Marlborough-street Police Court was very much crowded on Saturday when, for the fourth time, John Thomas Bell was brought before Mr. Knox charged with stealing several ) rings, the property of the Marquis of Hastings. Both the I noble owner and the Marchioness were present, as well as Y some other members of the nobility, who had accommodation g ...

... ITALY. FINAL ARREST OrP GARIBALDI. The Opjicial Gazette of Florence gives the following details respecting the arrest of Garibaldi:- It was during the night that the General was seized at Asinalunga, together with some of his friends. Ile was early on the next morning sent off to the fortress of Ales- sandria. At half-past eleven the special train which con- vyed him passed through the ...

... I There have been meetings of Conservative Working Eeis'sInstitutions at Reading, Liverpool, and elsewhere; lait the chief gathering has been at Halifax, where there WM a most successful inaugural banquet on Tuesday of thU Working Men's Conservative Association in the pjidlng School, which was beautifully decorated. The chair was occupied by Ca'ptain Rothwell, J.P., the president of the ...

... THE MIDLAND AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY-. ? In fulfilment of the promise we made last week, we e append a fall report of the proceedings at the dinner of g this society, as well as a complete list of the awards. if THE DINNER it, Took place at three o'clock in the afternoon, at Mr. S Marsden's, the George Hotel, Alfreton, and was well d attended, more than l00 being present. The repast was a most ...

... TRINITY CHURCH, DERBY.-PRESENTATION TO THE REV. G. FRENCH. On Friday eveningt the 27thiilt., a large gathering of the Sunday School torte ers, menbers of the Working Men's AssociaJton, and of the Bible 'classes connected with Trinity Church. took place in the School-room, London-road, Derby, in orden to present the Rev. Gi French with it handsome and va]cable time-piece, as atoken 'of their ...

... REpORTED OUTBREAK OF CHOLERA AT MELBOURNE. TO TIE EDITOR OF THE- DERY MERCURY. Sir-As I had no reason to think that the reported out- break of cholera in Melbourne was believed in by the parishioners, I did not consider it necessary to give any public contradiction to it. The report having now, to my surprise, been widely spread by the newpapers, and great alarm having been thus conveyed to ...

... THE INCUMBEiTS O DE'RBY VERSUS I ~~~BAPTISM. - I TO THE EDlITOR OP THE DERBSY MEIRCIRY. Sir-On the eve of his departure from Derby, Mr. Fellows, curate of St. Peter'es, has thought fit to bring before the pub- lic in your journal an accusation against the incumbents of Derby, which probably most of them will consider unworthy of notice, as well as sufficiently refuted by its own absurdity and ...

... TEs BOUNDARY COMSarSION AND TE TOWN CouN- b CIL.-The Derby Town Council, actuated, no doubt, by II SI a sincere desire to extend to others the many benefits 8 it has conferred upon the ratepayers of the borough, under the advice of an experienced member, resolved, last Wednesday, to invite the Boundary Commissioners todo something which they have nopower todo. TheAct of Parliament under which ...

... 11Before Dr. PEACH (Chairmnn), W. T. Cox, Esq., M.P., qmjor MOSI.EY, W. MUNDY, T. O. BATEMAX. J. LEWvIs, and R. SiITir, Esqrs., end MiAjOr NEWDIGArE.] A DISGIACEFUL SCENE.- Martha Wintield was summoned by the police, for having been drulk and riotous, in the piublic street, tit Spondou, on Saturday night, the 14th Sep- ?? Mason said about 11 o'clock at night, on the 14th September, be heard a ...

... le A large and influential meeting of the Liclifleld Con- it vocation Society was held at Doveleys, the residence of Ld Sir T. Percival Heywood, the president of the society, n on Monday. The members first assembled for divine re service at All Saints' Church, Denstone, after which the lh meeting was held at Doveleys, the president being in it the chair. Protracted discussions ensued upon the ...

... BRAILSFORD. Harvest thanksgiving sermons were preached on Sunday last, September 29th, in the morning by the Rev. 13. J. Robin- son, M.A., Vicar of Norton Canon, Herefordshire, and in the afternoon by the Rev. Jeffrey Hills, M.A., Vicar of Long Lane. The collections amounted to 41.; two guineas of which will form a subscription to the Infirmary, for the benefit of the parish, and the surplus ...

... MiSCELLANEOUS. A large woollen mill belonging to Messrs. Hirst and Stockwell, atWoodbottom, near IHuddersfield, was totally destroyed by fire on Monday morning. A house in Fetter-lanm, London, at one time the residence of the poet Dryden, and a portion of which escaped tile great lire of London, is advertised for sale. Oil the excursion train from Leeds to Scarborough arriv- ing at Madton on ...