... . y~and )pirs. Tay] in TnH OPENING OF T11E ART ExmT10oN has been Ti as successfully accomplished, and, as we ventured to pre- Schc suipe, at diet, the enterprise has already proved a great successo the]I of The anxiety attending the formation of a collection so cong is extensive, composed as it mainly is, of precious works singi taldl ig of art of the most tender and fragile nature, has been ...

... JJ:4AAJ J. LJX. L-III2J V tJ l 'J AtiAct. ti an A . tr - The committee of this society met on Friday morn- 16. ing to arrange the prize list for the forthcoming show. in It was gratifying to observe that, with one exception, an the special prizes from the noblemen and gentlemen of de the county were renewed, and additions made to them. iRE It is, generally speaking, the desire of the ...

... . , I - . - - . . - - -- . - n On Thursday evening a professedly Knbli6 meeting, but il t, on ?? hold under the auspices of the Nitionld Education had he League, to consider the Goveremont Education Bill, ny took place in tbe Town Hall. There was a fair attendance, the ee and amongst the gentlemou present were the I1ev. H. W. was ?? Crotsskey, F.G.S. (of Birmingham), tho Rev. J. Hyde of bans ...

... golurt aln @ffidil. VBy ommand of thc Queen a State Concert ws- given oni Woslilesdy evening at Buclinghamr Palace, to which ,, party of mmpwarda of 7)0 was itjid. The itrvitalinmis it- lade d the DUI.CY of Devonshire and IItland. tim Mifrqiii a of hartinto. iordls Jtdill AltullinIrs, F. GavcidiShl and a Bel]pJar - L;ni s . C avenldii and Bclper, Waterpark, Jolmn t M nners, :oti. C(tlitlo ...

... . Inpert ia1 vttlianlt. th t HOUSE OF LORDS,.u Sel. TUESDAY. H the Their lordships met at five4 o'clock. tio vo.APPELLATE JL'R151ICTION StILL. c thed The LORtD CnANcBLLOt Haidi lie had received a cornmuni - ?? the judgpa in reference to the Appellate JUrie- dsa icntion, Bill, and hie begged to movo that it. be rinted. He itsproposed to take the connitnittee on the bill, on Monday, the mec ne 8 ...

... woo I, we The quarterly meeting of thle Der-by Town Council was ihad held in the Guildfihll on. Wednesday last; t~he Mayor in the way chair. Preseut-Aldernmon Barber, Barton, W. T. Cox, rby- Crompton, T. Clarke, J. Gamble, P. Longdon, Madeley, T. who Rloe, sen., J. Retials; Counnillors J. Bloer, C. H. Bakewell, from S. Bennett, S. W. (Jox, F. J. Furman, Bi. Gamble, G. Glas- aI my Coyne, German ...

... tc II It II co us. The strike ait Wealrn(iotttl (olliery is virtnally at an end, t itsa emeilerblen~t~lt of thle mnen signed itti, agre Ientes to resume work. If, a Ily or two the owners -will live~ 200 E Loewr.,t tik ah~ o tear tlrt oto-thirof those who S went ont.i A f~)8-hit Timo CostErsesio orM DRTIED.P(bThornton, a1 who aerased himself of I the iima-e (di'f at Bradiford plasteiri',I ...

... 0n 'Waduesday night. a mar. ideivllcd as Wa1tltor Mill-r, aged 35, Ia plasterer', living at 261, t* eyniour-plitce, Birompton, )5S- called upon(1 Henry Piper, a, vati proprietor, of ilarlboro'gli- Ioaroadi, and requitsted him to senid to 15, P'aihulie-equari', to t i reitnfovo'sonif g 'otiS. Pipomt' nil h intisell with olti of hisi vans, and Miller tailedl him down.4fairs to Ii op to take tip ...

... ltca Adus. The Duke of Devonshire and Lord Edward Cavendish Ile were amongst the guests invited by their Excellencies the of Lord Lieutenant and the Countees Spencer, with a select Eelj circle of the glite, to the dinner given at the Viceregal Lodge, Rig Dublin, upon the occasion of thle unveiling of the statue Of by the late Earl of Carlisle. gtv. Amongst the yachts at Cowos station on May ...

... IVEDNESDAY, MAY 25, 1870. 'TlHE FREE LIBRARIES' ACT. The readiness with which the ratepayers of Derby b have adopted the Public Libraries' Act must be a t source of satisfaction to all who desire the spread P of education and useful knowledge in this town. The opposition with which the movement was; threatened at one time seems to have faded away, and thi proinott rs of the scheme must be ...

... ktipb. CARDINAL CULLEN AND THE GOVERNMENT. nity DUTBLIN, Sunday. vnith Cardinal Cullen left Dublin this morning for Rome. A the pastoral from him weas read in all the chapels to-day, in which tice he denounces Fenianism and Freemasoury, land urges oppo- sition to Mr. Newdegate's motion. ?? to the Land :r- Bill lie ?? statesmen who hlave displayed so much er; zeal for the public good atid the ...

... ,rl e allb. ARREST OF MR. DWARCY IRVINE. Mr. Darcy Irvine, whlo wits arrested in thb White Hart m HotWl, Ennriskillen, last week, on a warritit, failing to obtain a hbdl, was comntitted to gail. It was expected he would bo released. 'I'hs pdliie fonited it noel ssary to be caitious ill If tipproatdhing him, as leo. wits fully arined. Ilie hid fired two ti Shots wliei pasing the house of the ...