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... ML-e Tr A- A] ?? -A -A ?? -Mso TA-1U - A ETA -.t 1A-A - A- The London and County Bank and National and Provin- Sum IS cial Bank was each reported in Norwich on Monday to be wit] r in treaty for the purchase of Harvey's Bank. Tho liabilities roo, are reported to be 3,000,0001., of which a million and a half the is on deposit. Hopes are entertained that the assets are tbe olarger than at first ...
... to THE CABSTANDS OF A LARGE TOWN like Derby are certainly, in one sense, great nuisances to the inhabi- tants in their immediate neighbourhood. Unless they Cl are kept scrupulously clean by frequent flushings with bi water, and by all the loose litter being removed from in time to time, they are apt to become physical nuisances tb of the highest order; whilst the collective presence of fll a ...
... WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 19, 1870. . Past experience appears to have made even Mir. BRIGHT wise. The annoyance which his unbridled car( tongue has beforetime inflicted upon his colleagues one in power, has taught 1 the tribune of the people hun the value of reticence, so that the latest extra- the parliamentary utterance of this subdued agitator can sine only please his admirers in a negative ...
... FIFTEEN PERSONS TRAMPLED TO DEATH. A most terrible accident took place on Sunday evening in St. roseph's Roman Catholic Chapel, Grosvenor-street, Liverpool, within a short distance of Rose-hill, Bridewell. id It appears that since the 2nd inst. a mission has been wi hold In this place of worship under the Passionist Fathers, res who have every day held several services, the first at six I ...
... Carrapanbtlut. THE CHURCH EDUCATION MEETING. TO THE EDITOR OF THE DERBY MERCURY. Sir-Allow om to correct an error or two which appears in youir report of the remarks which I made at the Church Education meeting of the 29th nit. Referring to the iusti- tution of the League, I noticed as a subject for regret that the ' descendants of Owen and of Baxter should have made common cause with a ...
... DISGUSTING VANDALISM Some one has blundered to the very great loss and annoy- Ance' of fery rson' whol his a tittle'of respect for artt Accordibg to the well-isiforriied BAuder, nothing Iesi than 'the wanton destruction of a masterpiece of ait- htas recently eus t pe~rttated; Sayr oor contemporary :-'Most of our roadge will remember the-richly mqunted and Rewe led )uasm5U ?? toleni frdmthe ...
... X?ql. 9JORTICS, d and o If THE GREAT ECLIPSE OF THE ScN which is engaging after c )f the attention of astronomers of the whole world takes find tl shdwresolt ; place to-morrow (Thursday), and although the shadow avie i of the moon will not cross our inland so as to present side, I the' people of England with the imposing phenomena Misos Lt which attend total obscuration of the sun, the ...
... LA IU.Otup ma. ?? a,., ODLL AL.. VV..U5 Ising _ _ Plain TO TXE EDITOB. es to Si vie pacem, para bellum. Sir,-As mdre than six weeks will elapse before the meet- of Parliament, is there no way by which the voice of England may be heard at this critical moment, when solemn treaties are repudiated, when our country is treated with indifference and contempt by potentates proud and reliant on ...
... LORD DERBY ON THE SITUATION Of ENGLAND. I -- , - , S - ~ - -A. -7.. # , ~~ A ii-, dinner rn. Lord Dci-by presided on2 Wednlesday, at the annual dinner of thle Royal North Lancashire Agrieltuitral Society At - ' Blackpooi. Ini proposing the toast of 1 'Th~e army and a . ,islordship said that theye knew there was in the adcoutrlty no party and no class by whom the proposition of a. ?? ...
... . t ;. :WEEDN D , Av.UST 10, 1S7j.- T-- - A :. 'IHE WAR. 'Aterrible Bnweha be ,eundotmtk .ΒΆ 'ing question, whei~will ihe war'begirid? At1 An8'9wer, ~Iwh ich' has sent the Fre nch troo pis reeling back, opon -be their reserves, and has' pladed Paris' n, a., state of-.jh fjge; levn ico PiaIrussirti army nin,posses-1 t'sion of Frec f.I ~s td French soil.: TFhe evcntit 6t the pas week. aitve. ...
... , 'L ?? .; ?? ?? .r 1 i' I ?? , THI MA4SROP , MBUXTONMATEQO)K 'ANDI. . W AN UI~?lDilCTIO ARA-ILW-Al~jC ...
... t RETURN OF A ROMISE PERVERT TO THE it ENGLiSH CHURCH. tier u tisanounced that Mr. Edmund Ffoulkes, one of rh.the most distinguished converts gained by the pi ?? communion in the days of the Tractarian move- so old ment, is to be received hack into the Church of England alay 'by the Bishop of Winchester on. Sunday next, Four 'T ' teen years' experience of the Romis Chrh t lails, th th and ...