... -0 ý A IJN TIRU'11Pflfl tTHE MANCHESTER ANDLIVERPOOL DISTRICT He BANKING COMPANY. jar Persons of whom the Company or Partnership consists: jar t Name, Residence, Occupation. Jet r Mary Ackerley, Allrinchafl, spinster Ma John Acton, Tunatall, bank manager Kh John Acton, Frodsham, farmer Ka, Thomas Aikman, Accringtnn,.genlleman Xe I William Aitchison, Blackburn, draper ol j John Akets, ...

... I WHAT MR. COWEN DID SAY OF RUSSIA AND | . ~~~TURKEY. i . . . . . M - - IC '11JIM~~~xaesletx. of A doubt having been raised aS to What Mr. Cowen, M.P., a- really did say of Russia and Turkey in his Newcastld apeeclv a' II we quoteo the following ?? from thle report of the boun' gentlemntu's address given in bis own paper, the local P Chronicfe: Louis Kossuth, once the governor of tree Hungary, ...

... Scott$. A iI The official denial of the rumour that the ?? not! * of Hanover and her children had juined the Church of pro, l Rome was hardly needed perhaps. But had the rumour re ord been true, the Crown Prince Ernest and the Princesses mer 5ion his sisters would of course, as the Pall Alall Gazette Opo an- notes, have forfeited their rights of eventful succession and for to the Crown of ...

... AhAritt stw's. R. ~~~WILLINGTON. el on Sunday morning the 180h iust., in thle Parish Church, o Ofster a servion by thre vicar, the sum or 51. 7s. 10d. was col- Thil V. lected in aid of the Poor Benefice Fund forthe Arclideaconriy Scs IV* of Derby. __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _Cliw of -tive Di; KIRK HALLAM. ?? :ar VILLAOE GATFInEING.-O R F riday, unuder the presidency beii C., of the Rev. A. E. Evans, ...

... Facal l4bys. le _ - 0l1 10 The Baroness Burdett Contts held her reception on the nic, ,n evening of (Tuesday) yesterday. mai 3y Sir Henry des Veoux has left town for Egerton Lodge pos a. Melton Mowbray. son d YEOMANIRY CAVALRY.-Derbyshire: Major ?? W. Evans Eol R to be lieuteuent-colonel, vice C. It. Colvile resigned. and At the last monthly meeting of the Council of the Royal par 10 ...

... lp KILBURNE. 'i FATAL ACCnIENT,AT TilE KILIlUVNE CoLLiltt,-About Vi( el uine o'clock on Monday night, Feb. 19, twonmon named T'y- Sb Inr nod White were employed in supporting the roof of the the it KilWurne Colliery. Whilst takiag out a b.r, one ol tbh sup- 11t at ports of the roof, a mass of bind, from two to three feet 8 so.squaie, enid weighing about half-a-ton, fell, without any Ira ,1 ...

... Ii THE ANNEXATION QUESTION. to hi a A quarterly and special meeting of tho Derby Town the CoUnicil was held on Wednesdity, his Worship thue Mayor mitd presiding. At thiespecial niestilig there we-e preese~t Aider d manmoeularberCromnpton, Longdon, Re~nals, Sherwin, Gisboiue, do' 1.Forman; Councillors W. J. Smith, Leech, Bower, Johnson, thei, d Turner, S. Marshall, Doherty, G. Hill, Holms, J. ...

... cctl e~ t ct 1R.tI St. James's. iatchanm, wvas open on Ash Wednesday for D)ivine service. Thie congregation at no period ex- ceeded 100, aud the service, which was perfectly plain, was conducted by the 11ev. B. WV. Dale, the curatO in charge, and was listened to with marked attention. With the exception that new locks have been fitted to the doors, the interior of the church reinnins in ...

... I - . ?? . . ?? ?? ?? to rul tot wk '4 goil lit F Is le WEDNESDAY, FEB. 28. col ?? .1 d1i 3sfltire teegrpi good The telegraphic intelligence of the past week hlis pr The prepared us for the reception of the tidings that th invd, peace is virtually concluded between Turkey and tALO, ~Servia. The Servian envoys have accepted the con. to ditions proposed to them, excepting those which re- hood ...

... Not HOUSE OF LORDS, MOaDAY. 2 ASIA Lord Stratheden and Canaptell called attention to the W correspondence upon Turkey, and moeed en address t0 her 3 Bull I'ltljesy to ahopt solh measures as appear to be best calciu- Cia Shuled to prevent hostilities, to secure adherenee to the reant- ie of tile 30th March and the 15th April, 1856, so far as the Nri Conference of 1871 had re-esltblished them, ...

... I I %uuu,. - risen ?? or 1877, A corresjpondent with the British fleet 'at SalamisW5 001.; Bay, writing under date Jan. 28, says : The following ms fore, ships arrived in Salamis Bay last Sunday, from Vourlah.i sinly Bay : [hercules, Triumph, Sultan, Monarch, and Pallas. ?? ition On the followinig day (Monday) the Monarch went into it la iaythe Piru Habur hre she will reniain till Saturday, ...

... ed Ig (BY A ERIPATETIC.) n. Although it may not be possible by means of Acts of Parliament to ensure the perfect morality of a peo- In ple, it cannot be denied that the strict enforcement of bs the law's wholesome enactments goes a long way to- ,r- wards checking and keeping within manageable bounds er shose popular vices which, but for the paternal care of in the Legislature, would gain ...