... ýMptr, iztl varliallunt. ist ha, Bre HOUSE OF LORDS, MoNDAY, APRIL 16. - Br The Duke of Richmond and Gordon postponed the the D second reading of the Burials Bill until the 26th inst. lin2 ha Earl Granville, in calling attention to the papers relat- me od ing to the Protocol signed on the 31st ult., complained dia )at at the outset of the omission of the draft Protocol. He thl be pointed out ...

... lattst 31yidligna. tile THE RUSSO-TURKISH WVAR. )cia ch, RUSSIAN TROOPS AT BUCHAREST. Ito ADDRESS BY THE CZAR TO HIS TROOPS. DEPARTURE OF THE RUSSIAN EMBASSY. the (BY GREAT NORTHERN TELEGRAPH.) Hll Standard Telegram. the ST. PETERSBUGO, Monday Night. The Emperor has reviewed several bodies of troops on ner the road to Kiseheneff. At Birzola he spoke to the officers ged as follows:- a - ,Before ...

... T_= PLANT-LORE OF SHAESPEAE. r THErELANT-LORE OF SHlAKE PARE. s at 'ILtI rLALN ?? Uc St irJ.oa1 . st bo All the commentators on Shakespeare are agreed upon of - one point, that be was the most wonderful many-sided at ig writer that the world has yet seen. Every art and science tli as are more or less noticed by him, so far as they were known w ro in his day; every business and profession are ...

... DERBY POST OFFICE REGULA- TIONS.. DISPATCH OF LET'TERS, &a nt, __ _ _ _ _ _ _ 46 h Office is open to the public from 7 s m. to 9 p.m. Letterr,&c. can L~e plmtcd Lines of road and clilerpiaccis of Without, Wit, I ictcrs No of destiniatioet. extrsa ?? be Mail, ?? perly rcg~mte~d Mail. ?? stamp) fr a fee I tranthamn, Gjritnaly, Lincoln. New until of 4d. ark, N~otitngham, and North Litn- al ...

... HOLY-W1EK AND EASTE R AT THE DERLY CHURCHES. (SPECIALLY CONTrIBuTED), Mr The Derby churoh-goer, be he a pupil of what is termed I the Ritualislic school, be he a churchman of a less pro- pre nunced type, or hold be the severest of Evangelical tenets, to I need bea t no loas for a place of worship which shall be in gre perfect congeniality with his tastes. The boliday-visitor (A muay ...

... cc THE ELECTION IN CASTLE WARD. f On Friday night a meeting of the electors of Castle Ward was convened at the Siddals.lane School-room, re for the purpose of hearing an address from Mr. J. C. Merry, one of the candidates. Mr. Goodall, the other candidate, amongst other gentlemen, was also present. fo 8 On the motion of Mr. MORLEY, seconded by Mr. ri a JoiNsoN, Mr. Councillor Bower was voted ...

... I give*' - - The great interest which is felt by all classes of the community in whatever concerns the usefulness and P efore welfare of the Derbyshire General Infirmary has for 9 Sthe osme time past been deepened and excited by the dis- G dto cussion that has taken place not only at the annual and quarterly meetings of the Governors, but also in the c aken columns of the local press, with ...

... DEATHI BY DRIOWNING. The following evidence was taken at the inquest held ona Monday, by W. Harvey Whiston, Esq., at the Harrington j Arms, Sawley, on the body of Joseph Mosoloy, farmer, 24 years of ego, residing at Westou-on-Trent:-- Henry Bobothar--I am a blacksmith, and live at King'b a .ile, in the parish of Cabtle-Donington. I am ili ferryman at King's Mills. On Tuesday, the 3rd April ...

... - PEOFESSIONAL ETIQUETTE. /%I-rn th. ~ah~ .. (From the Globe.) e There exists in every profession, more or less, a certain feeling of espri l de corps, and it is felt that those are the best - regulated which are most gcverlned by the rules of an un- written code. No small proof of the leat of military life in a a country where happily warfare Rnd active service are only - exceptional, depends ...

... .THE DERBY CORPORATION (EX- TENSION OF BORIOUGHJ) BILL. 7 of [FROM ova OWN EPORTER.] ever FIRST DAY-TUESDAY. that esed As briefly stated in our last issue the Cnquiry as to tbe was above Bill was opened on Tuesday, before a Select Comn- ?? of thlw House of Commons, consisting of 31r. J. T. iiam Hibbert, M.P, for Oldham (Chairmeti), Lrd 3uncaster, ga M. P Sir 0. Caiopiloll, M.P., ant Mr. A. J ...

... MRS. THORNIIILL-GELL AND STANTON-IN- PEAK CHURCH. -s . . o r. O ra _ nm _ ul - ?? ?? forty years ago Mr. William Pole Thornhill built adin-the-Peak, for the use of the dwellers in that sequestered g neighbourhood. Mirs. Thornbill-Gell has now crowned the gM A.liberality of the family by preseonting to the rchurch a superb in sit- organ, which was last weak formally opened, an event muade re ...

... hArAwrA - R f. ft At th- fi ; nf 4 There were present at the Weekly meeting of the Derby Board of Guardians on the 3rd April, the Rev. Prebendary Abney (chairman), Mr. Brindley (vice-chairman), Mr. W. Hobson, Mr. Hives, Mr. W. RI. Oakden, Mr. S. Haskew, Mr. W. Heatheoto, Mr. Sims, Mr. F. Campion, Mr. T. Roe, jan., Mr. J. Turner, Mr. W. B. Sherwin, Mr. S. Whitaher, Mr. S. Woolley, Rev. A. ...