... On Tuesday evening, the 19th inst., aL meeting was held at the Derby Temporance Hall, under the auspices of the society which advocates the nece=st of stopping the sale of liquors on the Sabbath, the latrpart of which was characterised by groat tumult and noise, The Rev. Ernest I Boys opened the meeting by prayer, and Dr. Ooi,r., thle chairman, then Addressed a few remarks in preface. He ...

... ..I _. Am B A 1 2 nxA ASILs n - . n Par lim -A 4 At a meeting of the Board of Guardians, held in the and Board-room, Shardlow, on Monday, the l1th January, pre- fromn -sent 26 Guardians, Mr. W. Bennett in the chair, the Revs. Cate( eJno. Wadham, J. S. Holden, Messrs. Marson, Alton, Paget, to di 'f Goodwin, Pearson, Hollingwortb, Astle, Sketchley, Welle, Tranter, S. Bennett, Hemesley, Barron, ...

... I - - I- EXTRAORDINARY DEATH FROM RUM DRONK- V ING IN LEEDS. er A shocking revelation was made on Friday at Leeds at an ad inquest on the body of Michael M'Andrew, a hawler, aged to 85 years, living in York-street, Leeds. The deceased, it appeared, was a man of intemperate habits. On Wednes- day, after drinking the greater part of the day, he went into the York Tavern, in York-street, and ...

... J&VINAUIi FOR 1875. Being the 56th year of the age of Her Majesty, and the 89th of her reign. Shrove Tuesday ?? Fab. 9 Whit ?? 16 Ash Wednesday ?? Feb. 10 ITrinity Sunday ?? 28 St. Patrick's Day March 17 Midsumer Day ?? 24 Palm Sunday . March 21 St. Swithin ?? July 15 Lady Day.M ?? 25 Michaelmas Day ?? Sept. 29 Good Friday ?? March 26 Advent Sunday ?? Nov. 28 Baster Sunday ?? March 28 St ...

... .. ?? . - . a a- f - c. Q1ui. A The gradual increase of the fund in aid of the Shakers in in ,d Hampshire is regarded by them and their friends with con- fen le siderable satisfaction, though as yet it can only be of use for b *h present necessities. The money received up to Saturday 2_ amounted to nearly 1001. There is a notion afloat that this 9 money is only calculated to keep them in ...

... 11 YlT- ,fs 4 1- A -- AAp - : an tA U It is a part of the political game of the Romish 1E e Church to represent the German Government as per- tl . secuting and intolerant, and in this warfare it is 01 a aided by all who wish to propitiate the ecclesiastical t1 e power and secure the votes of its subjects. But all 3 Y sagacious observers and thinkers are aware of the es great effort which that ...

... satfst hidtdi~ancte. [BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.] TVESDAY. THE WEST YORKSHIRE COAL DISPUTE. ARBITRATION AWARD. Mr. Daniel, the arbitrator in the West Yorkshire coal dis- pute, have awarded a reduction of twelve-and-a-half per cent in the miners wages. REDUCTION IN IRONWORKERS WAGES. The north of England ironmasters have to-day resolved to reduce the wages of the blast furnace men ten per cent. ...

... add. 3hb t a 't d e d 0* ?? d UI' n .. Lr n I- n D, ie S, it y te Is The Earl of Harrington and Lady Philippa Stanhope Dover on Thursday, in his lordship's steam yacht Bessie, for the coast of France. THE CoUNTESS or CAxnAEVoN.-Lady Carnarvon's health has improved generally; and the symptoms which created much anxiety have shown a decided abatement. MIDLAND RAiLWAY FAuEs.-The question of fares ...

... LCHFIELD DIOCESAN CHURCH EXTEN- SION SOCIETY. MEETING AT BURTON-ON-TRENT. A public meeting was hold in the School of Science, Burton-on-Trout, on Thursday afternoon, for the purpose of obtaining a liberal response to the appeal of the Bishop of Lichfield on behalf of the Diocesan Church Extension So- ciety. Mr. M. A. Bass, M.P., presided, in the absence, through indisposition, of Sir Tonman ...

... ALAIANACK FOR 1875. Being the 56tb year of the age of Her Majesty, and the 39th of her reign. Shrove Tuesday ?? Feb. 9 j Whit Sunday ?? 16 Ash Wednesday ?? Feb. 10 Trinity Sunday ?? 23 St. Patrickes DayMarch 17 I Midsummer Day ?? 24 Palm Sunday . March 21 St Swithin ?? July 15 Lady Day . ?? 25 Il Michaelmss Day ?? Sept. 29 (food Friday. Mnrch 26 Advent Sunday ?? Nov. 28 Easter Sunday .. ...

... DISPATCH OF MAILS The Ofilce is open to the public from 7 sm. to 9 p.m. Lines of road and chiefiplaces of destlnatio!5. No. of Mail. Ashborne, Belper, Matloch, Wirks- worth, and villagea around Derby.. 2 Birmingham, Cheltenhiam, Glouces- ter, Worcester, and Wales . . I Buxton .. *- * - 4 Stoke-on-Trent, Wull, York, Leeds, and Northern Counties 5 London. t Leicester, Louflhborough, Bakewell, ...

... cap- to tro- The Archbishop of Canterbury, speaking at Faversham, all as of on Thursday, advised all who wished to pull down the ider Church of England to think what was likely to come in its St ince place. Controversy was not abad thing. Thatbhady where VE Drn- there was no controversy was dead and effete, and without tb ogthought.ti fobf Mr. Miller, M.P., speaking at Aebto-neLyeonh the ...