... -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. ...

... I, . . ?? CONSEIRVATIhVE DEMONSTRATION] IN I I I (LI)T-IAAI. A ~tevodedIt~., nlrlbasie ofam l'totting of Cooalervttilw, ,tllCtit u.I Was held lst Thunw tttv o-veittg1, Ite OIvlsitigii w' fal gee Ilovitti onl the platform weern Loid ?? itenir, Ml.P .3lly. J . It'ialait, A..2ir. Ri.rillon -n.U. ; anld Mr. Sorjuatet iIfot; me o ?? Nvero ',,eii froe thle Hoe. A. Egerton, Tliho C liiltitot, li ...

... ?? pistrid Itb1ys. thati SMALLEY. kius On Sunday, the 1st inist., the offertory at the church of St. 6e. John the Baptist, Smalley (amounting to Sf. 4s. 9id.), wats SI given to the Society for the Propagation of the Gospel. A ass subscription (7s. 6d.) for the same Society has also been allo' received from W. T. Barber, Esq., of Smalley. and HAZLEWOOD. athe SCHOOL ?? Sunday list, the 8th inst. ...

... 110tal Idus. We are again compelled to ask the indulgence of our tj readers and correspondents under the circumstances of un- ic usual pressure upon our space, which is caused by the pre- el parations lo the Rloyal Visit. te TutE VoLUmTEERs-9th Derbyshire: Capt. H. F. Barker resigns his commission. The Earl of Carnarvon has left his Hampshire seat, ts Hlgchlere Castle, for Sandringham, on a ...

... On Friday afternoon a serious accident happened on the H Midland Railway, between Ambergate and Bulibridge. .TheI train leaving Derbyat 1.10 pm. is a very fast one, not stopping anywhere till it gets to Chesterfield, where it is due to arrive S at 1.40 p.m. Soon after it had left Ambergate the tyre of the sixth carriage gave way, ~And one of the passengers, becom- F ing alarmed, jumped out, ...

... I - TILE DRIlCWYTSHI COURt I-MBt- MTIGO OP CtREDITOlRS. A meeting of the creditors of Mr. Richard J. Smithson, pro~prieter of the Derbyshifre Courier, was held on Saturday last, at the offices of Mr. (lee, solicitor, Chesterfield. Owing to the largeness of the attendauce, tho meeting adjourned to a more commodious room iu the Star Hotel. Mr. Grattou wais votod to the chair. iMr. GEB gave a ...

... WEDNESDAY, DECEMBrR 4. We are very glad to announce that the work of the Committee, who have had entrusted to them the responsible duty of making suitable arrangements for the reception of the PRINCE and PRIICE5S of WVALES, on the 17th inst., is assuming a definite shape, and that the town bids fair to present an appearance upon that occasion which will not readily be forgotten either by the ...

... A Conservative demonstration was held at Boournemonth, on Thursday night, and was very numerously atended. The Marquis of Salisbury, in resposidiag for the House of Lords, said-' I havY no doubt of the feelings of the people of England generally to their old constitution and to the liouso of Lords, which is an easential pert of it. Mr only anxiety is that the Hones of Lords may be equal to the ...

... THE ASUBORNE BOARD OF GUARDIANS AND THE COUNTY MAGISTRATES. TO THE EDITOR OF TH1 DERBY MRBUCURY. Sir-My attention has beon recently drawn to a report in the Adrertisew, of the 15th just., of a meoting of the Ash- S borne Board of Guardians, iu which my namo is freely mo] brought forward by the chairman and other speakers; and O the magistrates of the county must vigorously eousured for many ...

... ?? MMETEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS Taion at the Devonshire Hospital, Buxton, for the month of November, 1872. Height of barometer cleters, above sea level, 1 :15 feel. aAuOxsTaa. INCHES. ?? at 32e F., and reduced to sea level - 29669 Highest unreduced - - -- - -- {2919' Lowest I 27,973' Range - - 1,222 TEMPERATUR. DEoGREES. * Adopted mean . -411 Range for mooth.- - - 270 Mean daily range ? ?9.4 ...

... I I Most people by this time have heard something about Sergeant BATES, his flag, and his march Is through England. If we are asked who this hero is, 5 we reply that he is a Yankee soldier, who, having e made a wager that he could carry the Stars and tl Stripes through England without receiving an insult, fiuisbed his task triumphantly last Saturday at the Guildhall of London. Having ...

... TlHE C()N(L SION OF Tllb EQYAJ Vl Ybi 1.I 'rleh Pr'ince' aind Icineess of WAI..1;3 hiave j1151 ?? ?? it vigil, tile a :cone t of whicit will halvo boon ~'read w itit the kceeneost In LOIeit, for at Va'io'tv of reasons, li11 l eC lassecI of Fliglisilolnl. 1111 to-diity roturn totheir Iti coun1try I . :iI e at Sa 011116:1130'a, that tilley1 Inkl plich o lhristmais Hi that' n1luliner m1113 ...