... local , im ~ss ?? ?? cir c Gt IEGSvTEiR! REGISTER!! RIYSTRnn!l I-No better socil ad political advice can be given to the members of the tical b1y Conservative party; for it is only by putting thenm- men hc selves in a position to secure the r xercise of their votes man tot that they can use their united. p ower to withstand the delil cy inroads of the ' destructives. Those who desire to deal ...

... ST. MARY'S CATHROTC CHHRCHC-FESTIVAL II ~ OF CORPUS CHRISTI. Ild- Yji't- On Sunday last grand services wore holl at thleaanlve ugh church, in commemoration of the festival of Corpus Christi, n to , id the fiftieth anniversary ofbthe episcopal consecratioa his of his Holiness Popo Pils IX., who is now 86 years of np. age. Heo liS been a Pliest 58 years, Bishop. 60 years, and Pope 81 years. ...

... On Friday ioght a complimentary dinner was given to Mr. Joseph Bullivant, who las donoa great deal of w Irl r connection with Friendly Societies, and at the same time lie was presented with an illuminated address and a purse of t100. Mr. Bullivaut, who was formerly iu the employ of the Gas Company, has been for the last twelve months incapaci- tated from all work by a severe atrhck of ...

... CONSERVATIVES AND. IbERALS. ADDRESS BY MIL ALFRED AUSTIN. tok de(I An Importanit ?? pat to and lt tei he Town Hall, Evesliam, on Tuesday night, the' wot ep fite#.MatthOw Wood prcsliding. wot It n Colonel Blourne, the memaber for the borough proposed a ce vote of confidence in the foreign policy of the Govern- en went. 31;w Mr. Alfred Austin, who was warmly cheered, after sorne porefatory ...

... DEIRBY SCHOOL BOARD. The ordinary meeting of the Derby School.Board was held on Friday (having been postponed from the Monday), ab when there were present the Chairman (Mr. W. Turner shaw), Mr. S. W. Cox (Viee-rhairman), Mr. T. Ro, muin. ob Mr. A. Woodiwies, Mr. P. B. Chadhlli, Mr. S. Whitaker, 0 Mr. W. Legge, Mr. I. Wilson, Mr. W. Newton. co TIIE 8t'ICtSAlIOE. It The Clerk reported that Ie ...

... Fatut ?Iltdligtlicc. I - I - LEY SLECTRIC TELEGRAPI1.1 Masuncunyi Oiric, TUEsDAy. THE NEUTRALITY OF THE SUEZ CANAL. e DESPATCH OF EARL DERBY. S . C i The following despatch has been forwarded by Lord Derby to Lord Lyons:- Foreign Office, .74ay 16tb. e My Lord-M. de Lesseps called upon me at the Foreign e Otbice, on the 10th iest., having, as he stated, come expressly h from Paris to lay before ...

... s, The wife of a shepherd, of Witterborue, Cleistore, Dorset, irr- has been apprebended okn a charge of attempting to poison im ter two daughtera with arsuic. y_ A number of Newcastle-upon-TynO publicmns have been We nued in sums varying fromt 101. to 401. for paermtitting their nd houses to be used for betting purposes. ch A Governuent reward of 1001. iall beet offered for in- )r- formation ...

... rT-THE DELPER NAIL31AKERS' STtIKE.-The horse-nail- makers, who are on strike in Belper, in consequence of 8d, co per 1,000 nails having been deducted from their wages with- mi out the customary fortnight's notice, appear to be determined not to resume work until their money is made good. Those horse-nailmakers who are not on strike-.are not only stand- tf ing by them, but have resolved to ...

... A special meeting of the Council, acting as the Sani- tary Authority, was held in the Guildhall on. Wednesday-n morning last, the Mayor in the chair; Aldermen Barber, Clarke, Gisborne, Lougdon, Roe, sen., Renals, A and Sherwin; Councillors A. Buchanan, H. H. Bern- rose, Bower, Broughall, S. W. Cox, P. B. Chadfleld, J. aq P. Doherty, Giles, Gretton, Htaslam, J. Harpur,-W. Hill Heathcote, Jas. ...

... 7m Th.strict 'AMS. C7 STANTOIN-BY-DALE. MAY FEsTIvAL-On Thursday evening last, the members of the Stapleford United Bnd'of flope gave an entertain- moent (sinilar to the one at Stapleford, described below), in the Stanton Club-room. Everytbing ?? off very satis- factorily, tliougli we are sorry the exertions of the per- formers wore not rewarded by having a large audience. NE WI TON SOLNEY. A ...

... . sa VISIT TO MORLEY, &c. 2 On Saturday the members of the Derby Natural History 0 Society had a very interesting day in the neighbourhood of 9 Morley. Proceeding to Little Eaton by train, they walked up Morley-lane to the Priory, which is especially interesting to all naturalists as having been the residence of Dr. Erasmus 7 Darwin. Having been, by the kind permission of the owner, a ...

... a At the Derby Borough Police Court, on Saturday, Eliza- b it both Green and Julia mullins, two young women in re- d splectablo attire, described in the charge sheet Ra nmill t n bands,' were charged with stealiug a silver watch and goldn ) chain, the property of Thomas Whittaker.-Mr. Whittaker ' -d said he was a farmer, living at Tutbury Oastle farm. On t. the previous day, at about. twelve ...