... CONCLUSION OF THE GOVERNMENT INQUIRY. The official inquiries into the circumstances attending the death of the late Mr. Bravo were biought to a close on Friday. Over 30 witnesses have been examined. The report of the Solicitor to the Treasury will be presented to the Home Secretary immediately. It appears that the Solicitor to the Treasury, in his investigation into the cir- cumstances in ...

... YAteAt Jluteli.gelce. D THE SALONICA OUTRAGE. SALONICA, May 29 (Official). Four additional sentences were passed yesterday. One of r the accused was sentenced to death and the three others to penal servitude. e X THE VATICAN. . onts, Monday. Yosterday the seventh centenary of the victory of Legnago by the Lombard League against Barbarossn, fur- nished the occasion for a great field day at the ...

... 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 ...

... lt CsInrST CHURlcL-WO understand that the Rev. E. A. Prir of Hillyard, of Norwich, who has been officiating at this church mr. lefor a month past, is to be fully installed in the Vicarage by see, id Bishop Hlobhouse on Thursday next. It wle generally ex- Prar id pected that the ceremony of induction would be performed e by the Bishop of Liclifleld during his recent visit to Belper; _ le but ...

... Ottasiolial Botts. to Betting operations are now carried on with some it difficulty in districts where the police authorities are In determined to enforce the Act for the Suppression of t Betting-houses. At the Sheffield Police Court On w Saturday fifteen betting mer and seven publicans were t so charged and pleaded guilty. The Stipendiary fined 6 the publicans 101. a day for each day their ...

... On Monday, the 22ad inst., the sergeants of the Ist nf Derbyshire Militia assembled in the large room, at the Bath rOC Inn, Full-street, to accept and do honour to the M bayor's et magnificent gift. The chair was occupied by Cotour-to Sergeant Sharp, anl the vice-chair by Sergeant-Instructor chi Trutchley. The Chairman in giving the toast of 4The hoc Queen, alluded to the title of Empress ...

... DISPATCH OF MAILS The Office it openS o the public ft Lines of road and chief places of destination. No. of Mail. 1 Ashborne, Belper, Matlock Both, and villages around Derby .. .. 2 Bristel, Cheltenham, (;Gloucester, South Wales, and lst delivery it Derby 3 Buxton, Hull, Leeds, Newark. Not tingham, Norm Yloll, York, North uniberland, & Dnrtam 4 Stoeoe-t-Trent, and South Mlidand Counties S Ist ...

... On Monday morning, at meeting of goods guards, engine drivers, firemen, and shunters connected with the Amutga- St mated Society of Railway Servants, was held at Manches- ml ter for the purpose of hearing from Mr. Hague, the district secretary at Nottinglham, a report of the troatmant the men are receiving from the Midland Railway Company in the qr Midland Conuties, and An to hear from the ...

... Comparative Statement (ae regards each Pariah or Town- ship) of the County Rate B3asis of 1868, the like of 1875, and the proposed New Basis of 1876:- EC rroposed Perish or Township. Blasis of Hosts of Bauis of 10068. 1873. 1076. ASHBORNE UNION- Alkmontoft- - 1146 1148 1109 GL Ashborne- - - 6000 4989 60913 . Atlow - - 3009 0IS0 2001 Ballidon . . . . 2350 2172 2207 Bentley Fenny - - 1010 1808 ...

... 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 ...

... flortioll 3attIliplitto ENGLAND AND THE UN1TED STATES. WASHINGTON, May 26. The Cabinet held a meeting to-day at which the case of the man Lawrence was under consideration- whose extradition to the United States Government had been effected by England on the understanding that the prisoner was to be tried for forgery only. He pleads guilty to the charge. The Cabinet also discussed the Indian ...

... PiOrid Wins. TWO DALES. A MAN FOUND DEAD.-Ou Wednesday morning a man named David Boam was found dead between Two Dales and Matlock Bridge, by Mr. Swinuerton, butcher. Itappemrs the man bad fallen from the road through a gap in the wall into a stream below. HEAN9R. FLORAL AND HORTICULTURAL SOCIZTY.-The balance sheet of this society for the past year has just bean pub- lished. It shows the ...