... At the Matlock Petty Sessions, on Wednesday, before Q. it 0. Radford, R. K. Pringlo, and E. M. Wass, Esqrs., James Andrews, gardener to U. R. P. Morewood, Esq., of Alfreton Shre Y Park, High Sheriff of Derbyshire, was summoned by John prog d Walker, Esq., for a gtme trespass on the 12th of August end I Drlast, in the parish of Darley, and Mr. Rowland P. More- of Si le wood himself was summoned ...

... E QantspunZlttew. THE, TOWN HALL CLOCK. TO THE EDITOR OF THE DERBY MIERCURY. Sir-Will you kindly allow me a smill lspace in your columns to correct it misrepresentation in your article of last week speaking of illuminating some of the town clocks. You refer to the one in the To'wn Hall as one not to be de- pended upon; this is the statement I wish to correct. Since I had the management of the ...

... MR. BEKESFORD HOPE, M P., ON THE I - - i IAUXULLARY FORCES. THE PRIZE RIFLE MEETING AT HiARTINGTON. The first annual 'inspection, of this company under the command of Captain Wirgrnan, was held at their quarters on the 21st, of'September. Out of a total strength of 73 there were present on parade 67 of all ranks. The Inspecting Officer, Lieut.-Colonel the Hon. W. H. Herbert, A.AG. of 4be ...

... THE NONCOMFO1MIST CONFERENCE. )f The conference of Nonconformists on the subject of l- disestablishment was opened on Tuesday, at the Exchange n Assembly Room, Birmingham. Mr. W. Middlemore, f presided. He explained that the Nonconformists entertained d no hostility wbatever to the Church itself. On the contrary, . they wished the members God's speed in their work. But k the political ...

... HOW THE SYMPATHY IS GOT UP. The public have been favoured with a peep behind the scenes of the sympathetic meetings which have been got up in various towns favoured by Mr. Thomas Castro, or the claimant. The summons recently granted egainst Mr. Onslow, M.P., and Mr. Whalley, M.P., at the instance of Mr. Anidjab, a cigar merchant in the Strand, for the recovery of a docu- ment alleged to ...

... a The subject with which we have concerned ourselves, and in which we have endeavoured to enlist the interests , and sympathies of producers and manufacturers throughout I the country, is the organization of some machinery which ; shall settle these relative proportions, and enable capital to take its proper position in the front of that organisation of a labour which seems almost to threaten ...

... WEDNESDAY, APRIL 9. What will he do with it? The question 'was answered by the CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER on Monday night, and the result will be satisfactory to very few. Mr. Lows deals not, upon this occasion, with surprises, for his figures and facts have mostly been anticipated; but he has contrived to use an enormous surplus in such a way as will scarcely be appreciated by taxpayers, ...

... IMARRIAGE OF LORD CHURSTON A:TgJ I HRON. BARBARA YELVERTON. I I The marriage of Lord Churston with the Hlon. Barbara Yelverton, daughter of A'dmiral Sir Hnatings YelVerton, ?? nnd the late MArchioness of Hastings, Baroness Grey de Ruthyn, was solemnised on Monday at Londoun Castle, where the bride had been speudiisg the last six weeks with her sister, the Countess of Loudoun. The ceremony was ...

... -i The weekly meeting of the G'iardians wae Leld 4 th Board-room, on Tuesday afternoon, when there werqpre- sent the Rev. e. Abney (chairman), Mr. Brindley am -Mr. Sherwin (vice-chairmen), the Revs. J. Chanucellor jal A. M'Kenna, Messrs. Denston, T. Roe, jun*YW. E. Whston, Swingler, Baldock, Hefford, Oakden, Whitaker, Earbpes- wick, J. W. Thompson, Hobson, Turner, Bloor, Stlisby, and Whiston. ...

... An extraordinary case of fraud has just been brought to light at Middlesborough. On the formation of the iron manufacturing company of Jackson, Gill, and Co., of Eaton, near Middlesborough, into a limited company a few months ago, the Rev. Vyvyan Henry Moyle, vicar of Eaton, applied for ten thousand pounds worth of shares, and on the 30th September shares were allotted to him to that amount. ...

... 6gitxt & offitiza. ma PitcE ALFRE:D ORl PRINCE ARTHtt ?-There is to be be another Royal Marriage before long, but the question is hal which Prince is to be the votary of Hymou. According to Ho the Mdnsolial l)iploezatique it is not the Duke of Edinburgh hat bat Prince Arthur wvho is to be the husband of the Grand wa Duchess Maria of Riusssia. That journal says that the by Prince is to go to St ...

... i fortion ?Mflligtnrt FANCE. TEF EXECUTIONS AT SATORY. PAus, Tuesday. The following are the most interesting and authentic par- tioulars concerning the last moments of Rossel and Ferrd:- These two leaders of the Commune were executed this morning, together with a sergeant of the 46th Regiment, named Bourgeois, who had been sentenced to death for hav- ing deserted his regiment and gone over to ...