... - ~TiCr DAY. BTATVEN~mT Sly ALICr, DAY. The mprssio colvoed b th w~ds of the Magistrate The jpression convesyedot Commit himself by an expres- on '1uesday, that he0 Mlit 1 eafo lc sion as that asked (I hiti by Mr. Lewis onbhafo ialce D~ay, has bears such as to weigh somewhat prejudicial a st that unfotuate pso ; and with vie, therefore, makingthptblicothe facts of the case as nearly ats ...

... The annual meeting of the Darby Auxiliary of the above society was held in the Athenklum-room, on Tuesday even- ing week. Dr. Ogle occupiod the chair, and amongst those present were the Rev. R. M. Mason, the Rev. J. Ohancellor, the Rov. S. B. Brasher, the Rov. J. Wilshire, the Rev. Dr. Nolan, of London (deputation), &o. r The Rev. R. M. MASON having opened the proceedings c with prayer, The ...

... Inm -nA tln A ft of,. - ?? - . fre- A Bill to amend the Act for regulating the investment of at- morlnys of savings banks, Post Office savings banks and mas. friendly societies, has been prepared and brought ?? the the House of Commons by Mr. Ridkes, the Chancellir IIf tin )in- Exchequer, and Mr. W. H. Smith. The preamble extends ho, over nearly three pages, and recites, amongst other th1iugs, ...

... Nattst ?-aftlligmm .e Ed |u BV LECT1UC TBELEGRAPH.] O MR. DISRAELI ON COMPENSATION TO TENANTS. Tuesday B Mr. Disraeli, replying to a deputation on compensation to r tenantS for unexhausted inuprovements, said he sym- d pathised with the purpose of the deputation, and stated that; a bi h was in preparation on the subject. He, therefore d c could not enter into details. d NOMINATION FOR ST. IVES ...

... LA [Pursuant to 7 and 8 Vic., cap. 82.] 9 NAME OF FIRM. THE LEICESTERSHIRE BANKING COMPANY. Persons of whom tho Company or Partnernship onsists- Name, Residence, Occupation.. f Agar William, Leicester, gentleman Sl Allen John, Leicester, gentleman Allen Matthew Henry, Leicester. bookseller Allen Richard, Nottingham, bookseller Allen Matilda Martha, Grenville-street, London, spinster S ...

... THE BISHOP OF LICHEIELD ON EDUCATION. nut teTHE DERBY DIOCESAN TRAINING INSTITUTION. BID our- f roi r at The annual meeting of the Lichfield Diocesan Board of nu, sted Education was held on Monday afternoon, at St. Mary's Lic rch- Schools, Lichileld. In the morning a sermon in Aid of the tea lied funds of tho Board was preached in the Cathedral by the To sich, Rev. Albert Workman, vicar of ...

... (From the World). D It has been shrewdly observed that numbers of people 7 have never written n book, but that there are few indeed i who have written only one. We Shall probably be equally 9 accurate when we venture to assert that though the British Isles are full of young ladies, virtuous, charming, and socially ambitious, who have never tasted of the joys of a London season, it would be ...

... Tho Manchester Gardiaa's correspondent writing from to Lymington on Saturday says:- A visit to the Shakers found them still in their uncom- mt fortable quarters in the tent at Vaggs Lane, but in good a spirits and apparent good health, and all looking forward t, with eagerness to the restoration of their former property, ho as foretold by their leader. In the course of a conversation ,ill with ...

... WEDNESDAY, JULY 14. - Amongst the titles which belong to the QUEEN Of 1, ?? Britain is one which tells of a far-off land 21 whose vast population, formed of races differing as ar they do in creed, colour, and language from the w people of these islands as widely as the light from ox -darkness, are the not less fellow-subjects with us, tr r acknowledging the beneficent rule of the EmPRESS of ...

... tELEVEN LIVES LsOT. cation le A shocking colliery accident happened in the Shropehire Parns h coalfield on Saturday, by which eleven men have been lost. tanced e At six o'clock in the morning the pit's company aseembled to the on the bank to descend to work in Henry Guy's Pit, at tp ,let, Donnington Wood Colliery of the Lilleshall Coal and Iron It wae Engineering Company, of which Earl ...

... WEDNESDAY, APRIL 28. - In a House of 482 members, Mr. OSBORNE MOR- her di RY GAN brought forward his Burials Bill for the first spare' - time since the general election, on Wednesday, and those to was beaten by a majority of 14. The Opposition hose irs received the announcement of the numbers with concei ad cheers, ostensibly on account of the narrowness of exerci - the defeat; but their ...

... .. . .. .. . The annudl inspection of this battalion took place on Saturday hlst on the giound Dear the lRace-course. The day was very favourable for the work tho men had before them, the ?? shining brightly, but a cool wind tenpering the heat. The ground weS we1l kept by some members of the county police. The inspection was tn most thorough one, the men being before the Government officer ...