... Qvcdesiastuia anb 4digrgixs. The Rev. E. C. Gibson has requested the Bishop of Lich- a field to excommunicate one of the parishioners at Weston Lullingfield with the lesser excommunication, for being drunk for several consecutive days, according to Canon 119. The oldest clergyman in the diocese of Oxford, the Rev. 1 Thomas Walden Hanmer, died on Saturday, at the greati age of ninlety-two. He ...

... The Conference was summoned for Tuesday (yeoter-d day) at one o'clock. The primary subject of debate is,l of course, limited to the question it was projecteid-to ( determine. It is however, impossible that all reference t to French affairs can be avoided. The presence of X. JuLns FAvrtE will in itself be a powerfulincentive to I some attempt to prepare the way for peace. The Clebe ventures to ...

... ANNUAL XiLAOVL1kii.- mu ?? - This annual reunioe, arranged by the Freemasons of Derby, to which non-masons are admitted, was held in the New Assembly-rooms, Derty, on Friday evening, and proved like all former gatherings, a great success. The numbers present were not quite so large as on previous occasions, owing to a variety of adverse circumstances over which the ball committee bad no ...

... he THE HATFIELIJ RAILWAY ACCIDENT. M. ?? details are published respecting the accident R rdwhich happened on Monday nigh t on the Great Northern iel Railway near Hatfield. The sufferers were not all pas- hel sengers, four-two of wheat are Ikilled. and two, injured- cl ein esn h apndt ena the line when the q tclamtlcnrd nds hrdi t dagrs. There is no het. ytiyatnigth ciet q h cause has been th ...

... I OtIrT-PATIENT I Ie-PATIENTs. OUT-PATIENTS Discharged - 9 11 Discharged - - 83 Dead 21 Admitted - - - 17 Admitted -On the Books - -619 In the House - 89) 95 ,, Fever Wards 4 ,, Lock Wards 2) APPOINTMtSENTS FOR THE NEXT WEEK HOUSE VISITORS. Mr. Geo. Wheeldon and Mr. W. G. Wheoldon. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. - Dr. Ogle and Mr. Dolman. NEW SUBSCRIBERS: Swadlincote Gas nd C7oke Co. - - £S 3 0 ...

... ANNIVERSARY OF THE 7Tu DERBYSHIRE (DOVE VALLEY) RIFLE CORPS. on Tuesday, thle 17th inst., the Dove Valley Rifis Vohlil- I tear elehbrated their ninth anniversary, at the Green ManI 1otetl, Asliborno, when nearly 511 members and friends satt dowu to a very good dinner, served] up by Mrs. Wallis Capt. A. G. Corbet presided, supported by Mr. Cotton, Rovev E. Md. Moore and A. A. Wilmot, Mr. ...

... is~trftIttBAs. MIDDLETON. r An accident happened in a lead mine here about a&'rt- e night since, in a mine called Jacksous, to a poor mani a named Anthony Spencer, and though at the time his injuries e were'not supposed to be of a very serious xtture, 'he died from the effects on Wednesday last. .i F LANGLEY MILL. s The services in connection with the openln5 of t'new c Wesleyan chapel, ...

... A SAMITARY CODE. Mrn.v in IM- tht. thA Chipf ?? 'nIt is satisfactory to And that the Chief Commissioner of o Police is taking active steps to prevent the spread of con- d tagious illness at common lodging-houses, and has issued an important order to the police with this object. In future * directly notice has been received of a case of fever or any other illness at a common lodging-honse the ...

... r 0 3 v - C - ?? t fib . .. - ?? Ig2 is - col use- The Mayor of Nottingham, who is a Nonconformist, has he ,In- given 101. to the Guarantee Fund for this yeax's. Church thli der Congress, and says that he trusts his year of office will pr-ove an has that he is far more a Christian man than a, Nonconformist. PO The Bishop of Melbourne is, no doubt, a eincere man;W but a greater bigot never ...

... I AgripItun. 0I o FAILURE IN FARMIN. A * Success in farming can be obtained ony intewyt At l O brings 'fortune to people who engage In oterpruts 9 Hard times and ill-fu~ck do follow sonie en, w ?? o enwococientiously trying all tbykowt uced a yet fail; but in the peat majority of6ss failure is less 1I due to the fiscrutability of late, than to noses which lie d, a unveiled to the eyes of All ...

... 5ing Lord Rissoll takes up the question of our national arna- in ments, which has already been approached by Lord Derby, I and Bir W. Mansfield, Sir John Bu-goyne, and others. He con- 4 lent siders the point raised by Lord Derby, viz., what purpose are our fleets and armies intended for ? is ,a necessary pre- liminary for the attention of Parliament. Are we going on.: only to defend the ...

... pistrid Idus. EWiTALL. MOBs IOn Wednesday evening a special service was beld in the church, and a. iermon preached by the Rev. G. H. N~unn, B.A., cuirateopf.Tri~ity Church, Burton-on-Tretit. T SUDBURUY. relti *k ~SEAsiONABLH BxtszvoLEtcCE.--Ofl Christmans-leve Lord ani at ;Vainon kindly distributed amongst the cottagera on his pear estate t ,o fat beasts Iin pieces proportionate to thle size ...