... P,,b'irict 14W.5, RIPLEY. PORTLAND COLLIERY.-SUSPECrTtt WnLFUL, DAmlAGF.- T1'b %vitidirng rope at Ne. 6 pit baS lien1 wilful] v mu( maltl- ciimely ct b Sme ukownper i orI~esote.Sixtbricks havB been found thrown down I lia pltt, And hei luarouieteer very nmuch injured. 'The ltitlerley Coenltany have issued a reward Of 2.01. for tlbs discovery of the porpie I attirs of ibhis malicious act. ...

... ?i Illptrial varliallitut. d HOUSE OF LORDS, TUESDAY, Ma let X Arl GnEY laid a bur on the table relating to bria ls a n in churchyards, and intimated that it would depend JA d upon the tone of the debate on Earl Granville's motion in( ir next Monday whether lie should consider it his dluty to L~s proceed further with the measure. On the motion Of fr( tithe Marquis of HUNTLY, and with the ...

... Total ggpits. nece Tno: ANNUAL TRAINING OF0 THlE I ST DERBDY MILITIA Wouil wound up on Thursday last with the usual official in- econ spection. Thiere were many spectators who were quali- rejoi fled by service in the Volunteers to give an opinion inter upon thle success or otherwise of the affair, and we have care heard nothing but praise, impartially bestowed upon He I all ranks. Col. CoKz ...

... Nytrial varlimultut. Mr. HOUSE OF LORDS, TUESDAY. Earl Grey moved the second reading of the Burials in wro Churchyards Bill, which, he explained, proposed to re- carn dress the grievance of the Dissenters with regard to Was internients in parochial churchyards by the establish- thail ment of burial boards to be elected by the parishioners, truE at tie' same time subjecting the burials of ...

... - t Yam[ I tus. , The Duke of Devonahire has made a valuable presenth of. theo instrumtents and cases to the Cavendish laboratory. undo The Earl of Caruarvon ruturned from Pitixton on Sunday recel night, and his friends will bes Mind to hoer that the Dows~ger I vo Countess of Carnarvonl is not so seriously ill RS represented. Frid Vituncey Crowe, Esjwas ]last week preselnted to ?? thle Prince ...

... O1)DFELLOWSHIP. PRESEWTATION TO THE TtEASR1tER OP IINGLAND's GLORY LODGE. On Monday evenilig upwards of fifty members of tbe Engliud's Glory Lodge and their friends assembled at ?? Post Office Hotel, Derby, to present ?? marble clock and bronzo ormnmeot, worth 61. i5s., which had beon subscribed for by the brethren its a mark of their recogni- tion of the ser vices of Brco. Chiarles ...

... $nrctit oJnte11ztn., I- I- THE CONFERENCE OF DIPLOMATISTS AND CARDINALS IN ROME. Further information hasom ,April 29. at Furherinfrmaionhastranspired regarding the re- R cent Conference between representatives of some I Great Powers, xnd. several influential members of the cir Sacred Collogv. Jn addition to the subjects Specially fro under discussion elusaion was made to thle event of 9Lin ...

... Gr-c Ii ,- . D)r. Vtitiglian is snfferinig fro ant NiCtI: f i' nilice wlhelh will preyent hilml fronm lst:lillinig !ilei soe e wlcks. *'Ilivs for e3 1 :Ir*.bedlary Warre, vicar of 13ere Li'is ti Doircei hais leon presen ted hy the ])cesl alit Chw;ter of SiliS' IC, bury CatIhedral to fthe living of lldk-hain h, its in ir succession to the late 1ReV. DJr. w ilki in. S, in eir The Lotnldon (; ...

... pi.strut W?tam YEA VELEY.I SUICIDE.-On Friday lest tbis usually quiet little vi~llage wee thrown into a state of exc.itement by a report that M-r- James Hodgkiuson had comunnitled suicide. Unfortunately it proved to be too Itre. The 'deceased, it appeatred, wee. found suspended by his neck in san ou thouse, quite dend. An inquest was to be hield yesterday (Tuesdoy). UTTOX ETlER, Tus PAnre ...

... ?Mptrial varliamentf 'D HOUSE OF LORDS, THURSDAY, April 27. O'le The House of Lords reassembled after the Easter recess and the Royal Assent Was given by commission to theDB .e- Royal Titles Bill. Diel he Lord STRATHEDREN and CAMPBELL called attention to the' Oth circumstances attending the removal of the R1ev. W. Grignon CUe ly from his position as head master of Feisted School, observ- a Is ...

... doutsfIrt1unct. Po LOCAL TAXATION. ce COUNTY MANAGEMENT IN DERBYSHIRE. it TO THE EDITOR? OF THlE D)E1tlY MERICURIY. all Sir-T:1he important sitbject of Local Taxation has pa been a good (*I discussed dturing the laitt few years, foi and although So public attention that has been given of to it has not been altogether without reaultA of a bene- of ificial chitracter, it is nevertheless ...

... NOTICE FOR JUNE, 1876. shoa The May Service of Trains on the Midland Railway will, met with some alterations, of which the following relate to this ove district, continue in ooperation during June, until further seer notice:- pin 5.80 p.m. London (St. Pancras) to Derby will stop atFine- anl don when required to set down passengers; also at Glen the when required to take up or set down ...