... 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 ...

... I gist?irt aplus. - - I MUGGINTON. 3 ACCIDENT TO A WAGGONER.-A young man named ?? Heatheote, 24 years Of age, who is employed by Mr. Hall, farmer, of Mugginton, broke his right leg On Thursday. He was riding on the shafts Of a waggon, twhen ho slipped off, and the wheel passed over his leg. He Cwas removed to the Derby Infirmary. - ~~~LANGLEY. a FATAL TERMINATION TO AN ACCIDENT.-The man i ...

... LICIIlFIILD DIOCESAN CONFERE NCE. I [FR'OM- OsUR OWN RtEP'ORTER]t~ Thle tintud Co nferentce, of clerg-y and lnity for the diocesc of Lichilield ruts held inl the St. Jamies's HiN.l, Liebfield, on i'ed WliclY andl Thursday last, ?? E DN ESDAY. Anumber of i r.-etteshovsedjdelfr the Confeceisco t-ttelldcd the nmornling reoivice -in the Cathe-- dral at t) o'l?cco nit' W(ideadcay. The ...

... g,adot,.& ®tt ciiffea EXCITING COLLISION ON THE MERSEY. Shortly before one o'clock on Friday afternoon a col- f; lision occurred near the Liverpool Landing Stage between p the Isle of Man's Company's stoamer Ben-my-chree and si a flat. The latter was sunk, and one of her crew drowned. ti The utmost excitement prevailed, as at the time the o steamer was full of passengers, whilst the landing ...

... CW- 9,op,45. TiuE BAZAAR IN AID OF ST. CnADnS CHURaC Will be the local event of the week. We have known few cases in which a congregation could show so strong a right of appeal to Churchmen generally as that of St. Chad's. The iron church was built in a new, working-class neighbourhood, mainly through the exertions of Mr. BAILEY, Mr. SnAW, and the late In- cumbent of Normanton. The late Bishop ...

... I anpt 'osA I DERBY PARLIAMENTARY DlBATING UNoN.- The House stands adjourned to Friday, the 10th October, at 7.30 p.m. ODDS AND ENDS ABOUT DERBYsnItRE.-In reply to numerous correspondents, we may say that the publica- tion of this popular series will be resumed next week. THE DUKE OF PORTLA2ND-The Duke of Portland arrived in Grosvenor-placs on Saturday from Scotla nd, and left town oln ...

... ?? OF LORDS, TuiESDKY. ~ .WYintroduced and moved the first read- -i~nioudj the procedure at elections of repre- theor- f1r ctilaiid. The lill was read a first o'1(f the, CVeliiig wats tornupied by a dis- roinatjdl~n of 'the Comniittee oif seliection. My El,~i tii- in the first place, that it ci'ne i-tead of five, toil nominated I -M.Cubitt, Sir C. Fcorster, Mr, p (rr~~ifgMr. Whitbread, Mr. ...

... _arlialltmpnt. HOUSE OF LORDS, TUESDAY, Aug. 15. A EN(CLISHI AGRICULTURAL H1OLDINGS BILL. On thc report of amnenidments in the Agricultural Hold- in)~ (Englanid) Bill, Lrd MI LLTOWN proposed to add an addition to the conditions in C'lanse 1. AR it steod, the clause, provided that the tcnaunt should not have compeusatinn for 'such im - provements on hI& holding as were due to the illherentI ...

... lBOCCACCIO IN NOTTING+HAM. Vonl Suppd's operal ceaiiqiie, lBoccaccio, brought out originally in its English form at the Comedy Theatre, London, and introduced by Mdme. Soldene to provincial playgoers last year, is once more the attraction at the Not- tingham Theatre. Miss Millie Turner is nowv the Fiani- eta in place of Miss Kate Lovell ; Miss Lena St. Ives has replaced the other Miss ...

... I 'J'allfigil 411Aligily. I Carr FRANCE. dler THE PECQ MURDER, PAUse, Sunday Night. The trial of Marin, Gabnielle, and Lucien Feiniyresa T foi- the murder of the apothecary Aubert came to a pres cloee yesterday. Thle address of Al. Albert Danet on lawi behalf of the younger renayrout completed the speeches uno for the defence. AT. Danetes plea wae to the effect coer that Marin Fenayrou had ...

... WEDNLESDAY, JANUAiRY 2ND, 1884. - So far as politics are concerned, the past twelve months have been, on the whole, a period of encou- ragement for the Opposition and of proportionate dis- couragement for the Government. The Ministry did not, indeed, shed a Cabinet Minister in 18S3 Lord RosBnERY, certainly, resigned his office, such as it was ; but his secession (owing, there can be little ...