... .. - l I -- . - A Themeet was at Brailsford on Thursday last. After partaking of Mr. Cox's hospitality, the worthy master o( trotted off to the Gorse, accompanied by a numerous fu field. A good fox soon made his appearance, and led the field at a rattling pace in the direction of Brailsford a( Hall. Reynard finding himself somewhat hotly pressed, nF crossed the sheet of water in front of the ...

... I . _ the vas the age hly ing 2hlie rps 2ry F it IVe the en, nd he )r- tal as wre .n- Ir- Ice. 11- he i a Iini he iff ed at of eg On Thursday morning, a roughish-looking man, mined John Shardlow, who had recently been sworn in as a special constable, appeared at the Town-ludl to make atomnplaint to the Mayor and sitting magistrates with respect to a man, named George Pegg, a shoemaker, ...

... SOUTF DERBYSHIRE MINERS' LOCK-OUT. A --W4il m of th. AVA0.11tiVA ennimitten of the Work- A special meeting of the executive committee of the Work- w ing Men's Association was held on Wednesday at the Asso- O' ciation's-rooms, Bolt-court, Fleet-street, for the purpose, he amongst other business, of receiving from Mr. Bass, M.P., a statement of the result of his attempt to bring about an arbi- ...

... THE SPANISH REVOLUTION. The Juntas are dissolved, though this has not been accomplished without some little pressure on the part of the leaders of the Revolutionary party; and it is ru expected that all the foreign powers will recognize the r( Provisional Government. The Junta at Barcelona, y however, is not yet dissolved. The Junta of Seville, p' upon its dissolution, issued a manifesto to ...

... In the Consistory Court of the diocese of Carlisle, on Tuesday, the Rev. T. S. Barrett, vicar of St. George's, r Barrow, was cited to show cause why he should not be t ordered to move a brazen cross from the ledge or super alter at the back of the communion table of his church, i] and to move from the chancel two scarlet screens and a n certain reading desk. For the defendant the formality a ...

... Yi-T]NG THE FOUNDATION STONE OF THE 7NlEW CHANCEL AT ST. MARTIN'S PARISH CSURCH, ALFRETON C -Te1 interesting ceremony of laying the foundation a of the new chancel and north aisle of the parish ciash was duly celebrated on Saturday afternoon, the :bh inst. A procession was formed about half-past sow 6clock, at the Town-ball, and consisted of the choir I.1s dby J. Casson, Esq. of Riddings), the ...

... WEDNESDAY, Jum, 17, 1868. TIHE DERBY A1RCIIIDIACONAL CONFERS- I ENCE. rile Derby Archidiaconal Conference held on sC Friday mnaurs another step in the Bishop of Lieu- pr Il I.LDL plans for synodical action. In no Rural au Deanery has there been a majority against it, inl spite of much opposition and of many fears, and cil of no little abuse-all, as wve think, groundless, and th somewhat ...

... At some of tke cotton mills in Lancashire thle hands are - being placed on short time. a The Loncet says it is reported that a cure for leprosy has a been discovered] in India by Dr. Bhenl Daji. e Fresh herrings (the first of the season) have been selling a at Ramsey, Isls of Man, at 20 for a shilling. s Josha Billings says:- I am Violently opposed fewv ardent speerits as at bov'ridge, but ...

... re HOUSE OF LORDS. ac THURSDAY. The Lord Chancellor took his seat on the woolsack n at five o'clock. Shortlv afterwards the Earl of Derby entered the House, for the first time since his retirement from office, and took his seat on the Ministerial side, g immediately below the gangway, and next to Lord I w Chelmsford. Several of their Lordships went up to ti shake hands with and congratulated ...

... MR. J. WNATTS RUSSELL'S DONATION TO THEl DERBYSHIRE INFIRMARY. I TO THE EDITOR OF THE DERBY DIEIRCURY. Sir-I herewith send a copy of a letter I have addressed to the Secretary of the Infirmary for publication in von! . paper, and I shall be obliged if you will do me the favoir of inserting it in your next number. I am, Sir, your obedt. Sirvarint, r Biggin, Oundle, April 21. D. WATTS RUSStcELL. ...

... THE EXCEEDINGLY ROTTEN-ROW. .. .. I . .. _ _r I _ ?? Tac 1 n T s At the last meeting of the Local Board of Health it the borough surveyor again reported that part of the to old shambles and rooms over, in the Piazza buildings, I ig to were in a very dangerous condition, and from observa- 'Y tions which lie had made the buildings were becoming Z gradually worse, and consequently more ...

... srv ASIIBORNE, pariE I On Friday last, after the celebration of Divine service in requ I the Parish Church, a Full Chapter of the Rural Deanery ofI adde ace Ashbornle wits holdi in the National School, under the presi- W dency of the Rural Dean, the Rev. J. R. Errington. The Han~ -following clergymen andl laymen ivere elected to represent last, the Deanlery in the Diocesan Conference, ViZ.: ...