... istrtid 14W, eS O BARROW-ON-TRENT. of OnSunday, Nov. 12th, a sermon in aid'of the British andd a Foreign Bible E~ciety was preached in Barrow Church by a, e the Rev. J. Hoare, Incumbent of Trinity Church, -Derby, o) d when a collection Of 31. 12s. was made in aid: of flue above el if society. d ?? S SHARDLOW. of PAROCHIAL Scaiooi B.-Her Majesty's Inspector (IH. Lam- e bert,, Esq.), visited ...

... v. fl- no --l . UA . a J~- -v LIMA TUr-l--- Moo LYLVU v .,vi.LL r.- Mr. George Howell, 'a member of the Working Men's Council which is accused of having conspired with the Con- servative leaders to outflank Mr. Gladstone, writes a letter to the Daily Teleyrapk from which we take the following passages:- It is no matter of surprise that the Ministerial journal of Fleet-street should denounce ...

... luad 9rapits. THE DINNER TO THE EX-MAYOR was an unqualified - success, and Mr. S. W. Cox must have been highly gratified with his reception at the hands of the towns- 0r men who assembled in such force to do him honour. In many respects the dinner was a remarkable gather- Mt ing; in the first place it may be regarded as the inau- guration or housewarming of the St. James's Hotel, R since it ...

... DR. DAIRWIN'S ARTESIAN WELL. - ,, - . ?? ?? It.. . . : ?? ?? . nest ) In the garden wall ui the house in Full-street, Derby, fomerly inhabited by Dr. Darwiu, ie an iron plate with the r following inscriptio:- , Terrebeflo eduxit aquam at Annro MDCCLXXXIII, in Etrasmus Darwin, a * Philos. Transact, v. 75. e Labitur et labotur. TRANSLATION.-Erefimus Darwin, in tho year 1783, made a lI wsY for ...

... DISPATCH OF MAILS. The Office isopen to the public fro 7 am. to 9 p~m. Ltes&c., eannbepted wht Linen of road and ?? of Without With 1ILeters destination, extra additt'nal can be No. of charge penny registerfi Mail, until stomp until Ashtborne, Belper, Matlocks, Wirks- until e worth, and villages around Derby.. 3.30a.vn v2Birmingham, Chelilenham, Glouces- ter, Worcester. and Wales . ..6.15 ,,6 ...

... fartfits. The AEmrin Rete 'has as item about an American newspaper report, w ,ose name was Ananias Longbow. , AMB UCAN ENexsNBRING.-In the course of an Illinois discussion, a man is said to have had a ravine built in the back of his head with a ginger-beer bottle. A coloured preacher at a Georgia camp meeting is said to have told his bearers they could never enter Heaven with whiskey ...

... WEDNESDAY, Nov. 1, 1871. Mr. GLADSTONE has paid his long-deferred visit to his Greenwich constituency, and has favoured the world with one of his most characteristic addresses We say the world because, owing partly to foreign curiosity as to the state of politics in England at a critical period of the world's history, and partly to the deficiency of news at this dead season of the year, ...

... (falksiastiral anb gthigions. EPISCOPAL UTTERANCES. We have two notable episcopal utterances from the West of England. The Bishop of Gloucester and Bristol, at his visitation of the clergy of the Archdeaconry of Bristol o declared that the thing most needed was more united and corporate action. The right reverend prelate has arrived at the conclusion that there is, amid all the faults of our ...

... -0i, DEMONSTRATION OF TIHE MIDLAND RAILWAYF EMPL~OYES. B Th aittin or11 aopio o te Nine hours' sYstemn R' begn tent-thee eek ag, wenitwill be remiembiered, a are umerofme wreo srieat Senderland, and W thei agtaton o otai a edutio ofthe hours of labour. Aftr cosierblethe he ovmet was successful at In Sunderland, and the working mnen of Dorby (more particu- te lary tho s e pleytl ait the ...

... WEDNESDAY, Nov. 15, 1871. Why certain people should be, as it were, privi- di leged to go up and down the country, disquieting a Lthe people and sowing the seeds of sedition broad- , at cast through the land has always been to us a source th *e, of wonder. The speeches of Mr. JOHN BRIGHT are fel id positively loyal compared with the utterances of some Po a who have gone beyond him in the race ...

... CONSERVATIVE GAINS ON THE REGASTRATIONS. We are indebted to a correspondent of thc Stan. dard for a table exhibiting the results of the recent is registrations selected from returns furnished by s fifty-two counties and boroughs, without the slightest reference to party interests. In no single in- stance, he declares, has one been suppressed because it seems to be unfavourable to our cause ...

... l A despatch dated Salt Lake City, October 26, says:- e In the case of Mrs. Cook against Brigham Young, the jury this morning returned a verdict for the plaintiff for the whole amount of her claim, with interest, making a total of 2,986 dole. There were Mormons as well ae Gentiles on this g jury. The defence gave notice of an application for a new O trial. It is said and admitted by prominent ...