... -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. ...

... LOCAL ALTERATIONS ?? TIIAINS, JANUARY, 1872. 8.0 a.m. Express, She'dield to Loudon, will stop at Chos- tmmrfield when required to take up Pmssermgers for London. 8.5 Am.m. Sheffilld to Derby will be slightly altered at in- terimediate statiotis. 101.20 a.m. Derby to Leeds will stop at Park Gato and Rawmarsh And Kiloharst. 12.25 pim. Barnsley to Uudworth, Derby, and Leeds will leave at 12.3.0 p ...

... I; I TTHE ST;tEGER- DAY. ' There was an enormous attendance on Doncaster race- course on Wednesday to witness the race for the St. Leger Stakes. FortheMunicipal Stakes, with vwhich sport opened on Wednesday, there were only two runners, and Sir J. Haw- ley's colt was ahead of the favourite, Gang Forward, throughout. The Bradgate Park Stakes was won in a canter by Thorn. Then came the race for ...

... pistrid If I th ,th PARWICH. Ve NBw ClauaoH.-The foundation atone of the DeW ?? en 5e. church (which is being erected by T. W. Evasts ilf be laid by that gentleman on Thursday iext, the2§ninst. id. Should the weather prove favourable, the ceremony *il pp th a very interesting one. - le, OSMASTON. n- CoLoNIAL AND CONTINENTAL CHURcH SOCiETr,-The ad annual meeting of the Ashborne branch of this ...

... 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 ...

... ESTABtISHED FACTS AND NONCONFORMIST I I ~~FIGURES. I We bad occasion last session to remark upon a certain pettiness which has of late characterized Nonconformist attacks upon the Established Church. It is needless to say that the questions whether an Established Church is ail advantage or a disadvantage to a country, and whether, if it be an advantage, the Church actually established in ...

... THE POISONING OF A WORKHOUSE SUR- I GEON. - On Weduesday afternoon, the City Coroner (Mr. E. fer- ford) held nil adjourned inquest touching the death of Mr. Andrew Harris, hlta senior house surgeon at the Manchester Workhouse. Professor F. Crace Calvert said it was not known what -was the snmillest quantity of atropino which would cause death. One cast) was recorded in which two grains caused ...

... 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 ...

... TE1 AUTump MANTEUVRES, Mr. Iardwell, accompanied by Sir Henry Storks and Mr. lyno, M.P., paid a Visit to the pouthera camp, near Blaud- ford, on Siturdsy. They went first to the head-quarters camp it France Fsrnm; where they were received by Sir J. Milcel, the general in command, and his staff. Alter id- 8pecting the arringinmebts of the control department at head- quarters, they went to the ...

... | REPORT FROM DERBYSHIRE AND NORTH STAFFORD- SHIRE. June 27.-The Iron Trade in all parts of Derbyshire has undergone no change during the week. The demand for pig-iron has in no way abated, nor is it likely to do, seeing . that enquiries are so much on the increase in all districts . that the question appears to be-when will the top price be reached? So far as Derbyshire is concerned, 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 ...