... THE BISHOP OF DERRY ON SENSATIONAL. ISM. j-101V1. I ! There wits ant overflowing congregalion on Sunday after- iconM, tit St. James's Church, Piccadily, when thle Bishop of Derry and( Itaphese preachredol 00` Sensatiooalirsin.' Th ie right ret', prelate chose for his texts Ginetisi iv.. 231, and St. I 6,Luke i., 46, 47, and in Striking language set forth the re0- 1 .S ?? contrast betweeon tire ...

... The following is the full text of the Rev. Dr. Blaelton' charge to the Clergy of the Arelbdeaconry of Derby, de- livered ]last Tuesday, which we were compelled to aum- m~arisn la-it week:-- My duar Brtethren of thre Clergy and 1Laity, -In meeting you 'to-day at tiht coflitmatcoi~ttt't of moy second year of office, Ilet ts*i, x-press my regret thatt firs( last year hears air faint at rtcLilA ...

... DERBYSIIRE GENEPRAI, INFIRMAflY, May li. TIN-TPATIV'NT. I IN-T'ATil\NTS. | TPTIHNTS. Discrg - -rgd - - 37 1 Dead ?? - - A PI I Iit e - - - 44 ? Adiitted - - - 27 Oti tie' I oks - - 443 ? lu tbeh loust, - 111 o APPOINTMNtENTS FOR TlIF NFXT WEEK. a HOUSP VISITORS. Mr. XV. Eichlrdson and Messis. J. and W. Rickard. e PiHYMtCIAN ANhI Stl'OEON. t Dr. Tlaylor roid Mr)t. tCulrgenven. t O NIOV S t ...

... pi'strict '!,Jews. t - AS llBORNE. - VORaINo MEN'S CRICXLTr CLtU.-Tllis club held its an- nual meeting at Mr. Wibberley's, thoe 1orse Shoes' Inn, on ITuesday, tbe 28th ult. Tbie accounts were examined and allowed for the plot year, aud Mr. Thoniss Wibberley was c re-appointed secretary, to whom all chlallenges should he g went. The club, we ate happy to say, is in a very satisfac- o tory state ...

... James Burnham, by trade a shoemaker, but latterly em- r ployed as warehousetean, was charged at the Police Court, on Tuesday. with using threatening lagugago to Elisabeth . fall on tho 3rd May. Prisoner said he was not guilty-he could not hurt the f complainant, it w ould be impossible. Complainant said sbe was going home from chapel on the r : Sunday evening, and when ?? the Midland Railway . ...

... I IDERBY P'OST' OFFICIE DISPATCH OF MAILS The Office is o een to the publtc from 7 a.m. to D9 pus. ?? cenn De postenc letters, Lines of road alid chief places of W ?? destination. extra No. of chnrqe Mail. until Ashborne, Belper, Matlock, Wirks- worth, and ilages around Derby . :1.3(anm 2 Birmingham, Cheltenham, Glouces- ter, Worcestcr, and WVales . 6.15 3 Buxton ?? 7.30 4 Stoke-on-Tront, Hull ...

... I.. .. ?? -- - I -Notal ?)apits, r - - -- -- ?? - - tI TuE FIRST BATTALION OF DERBYSHIRB VOLUNTEERS tare, it is probable, to receive the distinguished honour co , of passing under the inspection of Major-General Sir wt GARNET WOLSELEY at their annual review, which, as at - a present fixed, is to take place on the 27th June. Sir p I L GARNET WOLBELEY is a personal friend and old com- th a ...

... THE COAL TRAFFIC TO LONDON BY RAIL- WAY FROM YORKSHIRE & DERBYSHIRE.. There was a marked declije in the tonnage of coal sent during last month to London as compared with the same period of last year, although prices have been at least 7s. per ton less now than they were in April, 1873. Singularly enough. too, the only line that shows an increase is the Great Eastern, which, being connected ...

... Till,;t VlttIM lnA~r.~ s .. Iln tilte Iiouse of CO1111OUS, On Friday, Mr. Whalley tb uoved for n return of the aiut expulided in, relation to the Tii horile prosoecution, ind alt proceedlilngs arising ont of it, and it sucIA retin to specify tile anon it paid to each wvit- a ness examined, and also tV' silch pereltls is were subpomzed 1 to attenld as witnesses, hut were nott called upon to ...

... OUR SPECIAL PARIS LErTTER. Y ~PARTS. ~MlIV 11th. Time Marshal-Fresident has taken aftaslhjima blm, Pht Vsiclia d . ;I- I holiday aind visited thia central district sit Francie. (on- it trary tolw Iimat so nic(, Mo na rch icalI j ?? n ?? cI mis I t ?? maxpem c ,tIoli a Marsheiwmvms ii ble to stand a ron sing firc of VI Tee ti- time 0 Pepublil-really thle, only vivmms ever to bohi iord-ias if ...

... M. Joha Lemoinno, commenting in the Dibots upon Earl Russell's speech upon the prospects of peace in Europe, and Lord Derby's reply, obeerves that the policy of isolation which England voluntarily adopted since the Crimean war is for France at present compulsory:- It would be hypocritical and childish to deny that we feel and retain a sense of anger for our misfortunes, and that wa nourish ...

... THlE VOLUNTEERS. - ?? .1. ?? - 5 ?? ..A- ?? , - TII EQuiQUIPmPT OF TltB VOLUtNTEEIt 0otio3C-An im- Ile portant circular respecting ti.e equipiment if tile volittteer r; force has just been issiued froim tho Mar Me1et . After n tating that ?? all Administrative bat I Ii tio and c-rps of r ritle volunteers now form part of the brigades *,f t lie ittfantry m a qnb-districts\in which theiy Are ...