... I -r The Office is opeis t 'the public from 7 a~m. to 9 p.m. on Week-days, and from 7 a.m. to 10 a.m. on Sundays. The Telegraph Office is open alreays. THE BOXES ARE CqEARED AS UNDER. No.of Mail. 1. Manchester, Liverpool, North-Western Countes, and Ireland, Grnrtiami, Grimsby, Lincoln, Newark, Nottingham, and N. ?? 2 am. 2. Ashborne, Belper, Miltlock, Wirksworth, and Villages around Derby ?? ...

... Idukra5wlial wo. iod en- LImERAL COMMENTS UPON THE SOUTHWARKC ur- ELECTION are both amusing and suggestive. Not all of the ingenuity which the Spectator and other papers have displayed in making out that the Liverpool . us election ought, when properly regarded, to be con- C the sidered highly satisfactory to the Liberals, as showing en. a decided reaction in their favour, will be able to )m ...

... Le '7 Is Lord Derby, as umpire, and Messrs. Lowndes, arbitrators, had marde an a,! ins- O which they counsel the Liverpool dock labonrerj t, tinue at work pending consideration of their case 0t The miners who have been on strike at .)jnk nil Colliery, near Barnsley, since last Septenliber ae o by the manager that the pit is worked by rn3-n and that even if the men are willing ti aepl ib t ...

... Iliqla. 11VAn HOUSEY OF LORDS, TUESDAY. 1871 ,s waesdale again called attention to the state of lS 1Wbsisan the delay in sending UP important but ?? the Commrons to their Lerdships' Rouse 5 eoi;p,,hind that the Liability of Employers Bill mat6 lie ntben Put (lown for third reading in the Corn.ma Mon. Monday, while the sitting was devoted to ti17e 330, Lor CravilOSaId that on Friday, when speak ...

... NAVAL AND MILITARY INTELLIGEyCE. I The Geacete publishes a War-office anmouncement to t effect that the Duke of Connaught, Con ofin- of the Rifle Brigade, is placed on the staff of the arney in Great Britain as a brigadier general, wvith a %rew, to h commanding a brigade at Aldershot, vice Mrajn Cererol F. Peyton, whose period of service on the stair is about to expire. AN U NPROFITABLE ...

... dalpiast, I. ,Y?- K THE BISHOP OF, WINcHESTER ON BURIAL- V GROUNDS. I The Bishop of Winchester has refused his consent to atthe alienation of glebe land at Eling, near South. In ,i ampton, for a cemetery. His Lordship writes :-4I in am very desirous for the future not to consecrate!f cot burial-grounds immediately adjoining churchyards.f b it The new law deals8 with burial-grounrds not as ...

... THE DERBYSHIRE ARCHEOLOGICAL | SOCIETY. I ,suunar. The Derbyshire Archaeologieal and Natural History j Liociety, which is now in a highly flourishing and satisfac- A tory condition, had an expedition on Saturday to the F F northern portion of the county, when a visit was paid to A Hladdlon Hall and to Bakewell Church. Amongst the I vice-presidents of the society who were present were the C Ven ...

... ggriqulturt THE MARQUIS OF BATH ON AGRICULTURAL I-hi.0 TOPICS. ierol The Marquis of Bath presided on Wednesday at the sten annual dinner of the Promo Agricultuiral Society, and j te having stated that the general conduct of the House Bef of Lords deserved the good will and respect of the an country, congratulated the meeting upon the improve- Top ment in agricultural prospects compared with a ...

... THlE BISHOP OF LICHVIEFD AMID THE BURIALS ACT. ThA T~nrf] Ria-Nhmi nf h Tn;npAn halR addxessed a ly The Lord Bishop of this Diocese has addressed aI lie pastoral letter to his clergy on the subject of the Dd Burial Laws Anmendmeent Act. The letter commences as follows: of If y dear Brethren-.The Burial Bill has now passed it- into law, and ou wifl nturally look to.your Bishop ve for some wols ...

... - hb IMPORTS AND EXPORTS OF GRAIN. h The following figures show the imports and exports of I cereal produce into and from the United Kingdom since t} harvest, viz., from the 1stof September ?? of April, it 1oni1paTed with the corresponding periods in the two Di previous seasons:- ti IMPORTS. at 1879,80. 1878,9. 1877-8. ti Cwt. cwvt Cwt. m ?? .11,731.108 ?? 33,013,912 ?? 39,198,892 m Barley .. ...

... FASHIONABLLE MARRIAGE IN DERBY. ?? i- ?? WM1l4-,n -Tnh., ?? o The nuptials of Mr. Edgar Williman Jobson, oldest son of J. Jobson, Esq., J.P., of Alvaston, with Miss Estelle Sabina Gishorne, eldest daughter of John Sacheverel G Gisborne, Esq., C.E., were celebrated at St. Miceael's , Churoh, Derby, yestorday (Tuesday) morn ing. The church was crowded in almost ever pa, bothfani]ics being held ...

... Mr. FonSTRsn'S Compensation for Disturbance thm c (Ireland) Bill has already given rise to considerable to th, y discussion, and the more it is examined anu criticised bence L the less it is liked by moderate politicians. One bers ,f night last week there was a rumour circulated in the reduc t lobby of the House of Commons to the effect that the there le Marquis of HARTINGTON had threatened to ...