... fl 1 ;1 t IrL ?? ?? : - - ?? m: as The Rev. Father MIKeogb, a parish priest in county Tip- IF Be perary, has called a public meeting to protest against Lord e- Dunalley's oppression of his tenants, using in hbdetter very ikstrong language as to the doom which awaits Lord Dunalley1 re hereafter. Lord Dunalley writes to say that his tenants are id prosperous. He received the land twenty years ...

... .. ?? . - . 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 ...

... CLAY CROSS. PETTY SEssIoNs, Wednesday. Before JOHN P. JACJ:SON, Esq.j Thomas Corbett, a powerful man, who stated that he a cam from Hyde, in Cheshire, was charged in custody by I the Policeconstable Froggatt with sleeping in the buildings at t and Danesmoor Colliery on Tuesday nigbt.-Prisoner was found j nant covered with hay, and said he was going on the road next t t his morning.-Committed ...

... ?? Idus. fl ?? Po itO ROBBERY AT COONOR CHRH-oeunknown thieves C it aveentredthe church, taken the missionary boxes used su' g for the collection of juvenile offexinga front timo to time, to, wr abstracted thg contents (amonuting to several pounds), and at e8 thrown the empty boxes over an sdjoining hedge. p t. TUTBURY. ?? TUTBUBY. ?? id THE LATE MR, ?? OstaE.-OnL Tuesday lest the body ofre [a ...

... Tocl duscb.$ n nk ri Lord and Lady Vernon, Ron. William Vernon, and the g a Ion. Miss Vernon have arrived in England frum Paris. air Lord Hartinglon entertained a political party at dinner at en Devonshire lonse on Wednesday. a The Earl df Carnarvon, Secretary of State for the Colonies, tl 2es arrived in town on Wednesday from Cowes. h he The Matquis and Marchioness of Bute, accompanied by Fi ...

... AN OFFICIAL WARNING. A numerous deputation, comprising in its members Mejor Ellis, Admiral Crauford, Mr. W. J. Norman, Mr. Wheeler, Mr. C. Osborne, Commander Rivington, Mr. 1H. B. Arnold, Mr. Guest, and Mr. Kitto (of the Imperial Brazilian Public Lands Improvement Trusts), was introduced by Mr. A. Orr-Ewing, M.P., and Mr. S. Morley, M.P., to the Earl of Carnarvon, at the Colonial Office, on ...

... DISPATCH OF MAILS The Office ts open to the ?? from 7 ILM.to 9 P-m. Lines of road and ?? destinatioi. NO.of Mall. 1 Aebborne, Belper, Mattock 1ail', and villages around Derby . .I 2 Brirstol, Cheltenhall, Gloucester, South Wales, and let delivery In Derby. 3 Bakewell, Buxton. Hull, Leeds, Mlat- leek B~ath, Newark, Nottingbam, Nosrmanton,York ,Northumberland, sod Durham . 4 Stoke-on-Trent, and ...

... | I l l - I-,f l,. - I e The Bill which Mr. CROSS brings in for creating a a See of St. Albans is an out-come of Lord JoIN Ros- IC Ic SELL'S proposal (more than thirty years since) to a _ create four new Sees, of which that of Manchester v was the only one of which the promise was fulfilled. i 2 The foundation of the Bishopric of Manchester was 2 undoubtedly productive of much good; for the li ...

... nt-l Itebi. ace, ma r- ord and Lady Belper received a party at dinner on Fri- bec d at their residence in Eaton-square. ne 4er- have been compelled to withhold a report of two of 11l day the series of Protestant Lectures in consequence of the late shc ayt lnhour t which the report reached us. ate ost AStatement which has appeared in a contemporary, to the out the effect that Kilburne coal has ...

... SHAIDLOW BOARD OF GUARDIANS. ht At a meeting of the Board of Guardians held on Monday, k- the 31st May, there were present 23 Guardians, Mr. Towle Ur in the chair, the Rev. F. Atkinson, Rev. J. S. Holden; A, Messrs. Goodwin, Piggin, Wright, Brindley, Harlison, Steers, Whiston, S. Bennett, Henshaw, Sketchley, Canner, Jno. H. Smith, Astle, Cowley, Marson, Carrington, Robin- son, Stevens, Sims, ...

... I IS FINDERN AND WILLINWTON UOIITICUL- TURAL SOCIE'Y. The second annual exhibition of this flourishitin secien- took place on Saturday last, iii the Fittdtrn Vicaraig. Grounds, by permission of the Rev. B. W. 61ilabury, the president of the society. In addition to the ttusual dli.piav ef flowers, fruit, and vegetables, thre Commnittee liari prov!'ded an attractive programme, including an open ...

... Apropos of the approaching civic festivities in London. to a which several continental mayors and municipal dignitariP3 n have been invited, attention is called to the fact that the h Mayor of Florence, Signor Peruzzi, one of the invited guests, is a decendant of certain ancestors who advanced a large d sum of money to our Edward III. to enable him to g carry on his wars with France. The ...