... THE COMPLIMENTARY DINNER TO GEORGE WHEELDON, ESQ., EX- MAYOR. nt The annul dinner given by the Corporation and towiisfolli; P( of Derby to the retiring Mayor, took place it, the Drill falal, gi tV last Wednesday evening, and the number of parsons desirous ci of testifying ito the general esteem and respect in which Allr. ?? Wheelilon is held by his fellow-townsmen was very great, mn as will be ...

... TIIE SkETCHING TOUR OF MRS. MINA JURY. nie- Mrs. ?? Jury, Who was apprehli'iled nearly aI fortrigligt VIII ago ?? pol icc on two chlarge of fI'lily, who ys- vtica 1ad from t lie lock iip onl Sundiay nigh t, and whoII wa~s rc capturyed at Leekc on Monday :id hr ,ughil t ck til Matcdee- fillil, wits brou1ght trip ait the M1acclostield Borough Police ?? otit ?? inorning, charged with tet maing ( ...

... DERBYSHIRE GENERAL IN- FlI IARY. g11- The sixty.Yfifth anniversary of the establishment of the In coil sel lrinary wask celebrated on Thursday. According to custom I lar, the0 Mayor and Corporationk attended divine service at All am ich saints, Church, Proceeding thenco with the municipal ril- be' [ich gallia, and escorted by the halborditirs, police, and corporak- a bs mec ken tion officers. ...

... quo The meeting called by the Directors of the Midland Brij Railway Company in consequence of the representations ilse made to them by Shareholders, and the diversity of con opinion which has followed thle announcement of their ill at intention to abolish second class carriages and to revise i the tariff, tosk Pslace onl Tuesday (yesterday). It was to feared that the Sharehoilders' room would ...

... Takeu at tho Dovolshire Hospital, Buxton, ?? the month of Ti Oct., 1874. Height of bnromotcr cistern above sea level, 1,1D5 feet f BAROMETEB. INCHES. Itesn nt 325 F., ati reduced to sea level - - 20,31 b Highest unreduced - {g-;42 in Rage -g 1175 _ TEyt'EKATCUE. DIEGrED1. Adel)tet moean - 47'8 HRige for month - -290 Mean doily range -12Y Greatest range in one ?? 24-0 Leart rouet in one oay -38 ...

... TWO GARO'I'T71RS FLOGGED. ?? xv,, ...

... MAR. GIS13ORNE AND THE ALDERMANIC BENCH. I it will be remembered that at the last annual pt meeting of the Corporation of Derby, a letter was read from Mr. Alderman GislinoNE, stating that he hi did not seek re-election to the Aldermani c Bench, his ab physical infirmity (a very painful affection of the m tongue) rendering it difleolt for him to take part in ac the debates of the Town Council. ...

... fartign him THE GERMAN ARMY ESTIMATES. Sam The German Army Estimatcs for the year 1875 have port just been published at Berlin. The ordinary expenges a B are estimated at 272,495,822 marks, or 40,141,652 more hear than this year's8 estimates. 'Prussia has to contribute kno 240,635,678 marks; Saxony, 17,996,259; and Wurtem- rags burg, 13,808,890: The items for Such expenses as are recc not to ...

... There is a growing tendency throughout England to regard municipal matters from a political point of view, which has been very apparent during the recent elections, and the ninth of November, upon which day the Mayors and Aldermen are chosen in v the various cities and boroughs, bids fair to be p looked upon as a day when the strength of parties in Town Councils is to be formally tested so as ...

... THE ROYAL CHIMSTENING. The christening of the Prince; the son of the Duke and Duchess of Edinburgh, took place on Monday, at Bucking- ham Palace, in the presence of tile Queen, tre Empress of Lussia, the Prince and Princess (if Wales, and tae Other rienibers of tho Royal Family. Her Majesty and Princeess Beatrice left Windsor Castle shortly before half-past nine. toil travelled by special ...

... DISPATCH OF MAILS The Office Is open to the public from 7 am. to 9 p.m. Letters,&c enn be posted Lines ofroad and chleflplaces of %ithout With I r letters destination. extra ?? can be No. of charge penny registerd Mail. until stamp until Ahbborne, Belper, Matlock, Wirks- until worth, and villages around Derby 3.33n.m _ 2 Birmingham, Chsltenham, Glouces- ter, Worceoster, sad Wales. 6.6 ,, 6.20n ...

... THlE RAILWAY ACCIDENT AT MARPLE. It- On Saturday Mr. F. W. Johnson, coroner, resumed his 8ils Ir. inquiry at Marple, concerrning the death of John Wood, who -o lit. Wlla killed by the fillng in of a portion of i railway tunnel asa on the previous Saturday.-Joseph Wadsworth staled that PIt' le. the iroh ws observed to have given way, and ?? G were being made for its support when it foil. He had ...