... In the Divorce Division on Monday Mr. Justice Butt had before him the case of Roland v. Roland. The peti- tion was tbat of the wife, Mrs. Sarah Jane Roland, for a divorce by reason of the crnelty and adultery of her hus- band, Dr. Albert Murray Roland, formerly a medical practitioner at Ilkeston. Tbe was no defence. It appeared that ths marriage took place on the 30th August, 1880, at Ilkeston ...

... -On 'May 8, at Fairfield Vicarage, Buxton, the wife of the Rev. F. W. A. Wilkinson, of a son. MARRTXGES.. BEOCK-HEY-On May l2lh, at Brailsford Church, by the Hon. and Rev. E. Carr Glyn, vicar of Kensington, assirted by the Rev. R. HIcy, vi ir of St. Andrew's, Derby the Rev. F. D. Brock, vicar of Kirk Levington, Yorkshire, to Ethel, youngest daughter of the late Canon [ley, vicar of Belper. ...

... MARRIAGE OF MR. GRANVILLE R. F. SMITH. [FR:OM Ptou OwN REPORTErt.] The celebration of the nuptials of Mr. Granville R. F, Smith, Coldstreurm Guards, son of Mr. Rowland Smith, of Dilfricid Hll, with Laly Blanche Catharine Kceith- Falconer, second dangbter of the late Earl of Kintore. took pIlacQ on Tuesday morning lest, at the Parish Chinch. Wimbledon, Surrey. The day was bright and bracing, ...

... MARRIAGE OF MR. LEOPOLD DE ROTHS- CHILD. The marriage of Mr. Leopold de Rothschild, son of the late Baron do Rothschild, with Aldlle. Marie Perugia, daughter of the Italian banker, was solemnised on Wed- negday in the Jewish Synagogue, Great Portland-street. Despite the hitter cold, crowds were. for hours before the time fixed for the ceremony, gathered in front of the build- ing to witness ...

... There ia only tbe probability of one contest in Burton. For Stapenhil and Winshiß Ward the two retiring mem- bers— Messrs. C. F. Graham and G. Pinfold — have been again nominated ; and, in addition, Mr. Robert Harrison, auctioneer and valuer (brother of the Mayor), has been nominated. For Horninglow Ward there has been a vacancy for three years, owing to a wrong nomination at that time. Theone ...

... a., the talace. ti with - 1 _ , _ _ _ _ _ __ J d roi n-le- uota, DEATH OF MR. W. H. OAKDEN. 0014 mer- On Sunday evening Mr. Wm. Herd Oakden, a much- Set lross respected inhabitant of Derby died from an injury Ink 'hite sustained about a fortnight beiora whilst fisbing. h of ] ioms injury was apparently of a comparatively unimportan ttl amp character at first, being, in tact, merely a scratch ...

... l's bila c l's - - be MISS -LITTON. se Miss Marie Litton (Mrs.Wybrow Robertson) died last a d Tuesday morning at her ?? in London. For some at time previously ohe had been in bad health, but it was not at expected that her end was near. Miss Litton came of a at good family in Derbyshire, where she passed her early life. 1 of Her first appearance on the London stage was made at the F to ...

... to DEATH OF DR. PUSEY. a Dr. Pusey died at Ascot Priory on Saturday afternoon, at The newsa of the sad event relieved the anxiety of the cc residents of Christ Church and the friends and admirers ft ef the deceased gentleman generally. hi The deceased woo the secood son of the late Hon. Philip at~ Bouveeie (half brother of the first Earl of Radner), who toi asusmed the name of Pusey hy Royal ...

... On and after this date anin,,inceirrnts of Births. Mfar- riages, and Deaths, will be inscrted iil the .1!, reory free of charge. MARRIAGES. WEBB-SToNr-On the 2(0th ijet., at Thornrihy Parish Church, Sonth Stoekton-onL-Tees. by the Venerable Archdeacon Boyd. assi ted by the Rev. 11. Melleaves, vicar, the Rev. W. A. Webb. curate of Airewas. Lich- field, to Mary Elizabeth Katherine, vidow of the ...

... e- d. of id ?? es CIARVILL-On Saturlay, May 1st. atTiclnull, Elizabeth the vife of Thomas Charvill, the Potteries, of a son. LLOYD-Oil the 5th May, at The Schnol House, Ashby-de- of la-Zonich[, the wife of the Rev I,. WV. M~oyd, of a son. re MARRIAGES. it. FIELDER-GJRLWING-On May *th, at the parish church, re Ashbonrne, by the Rev. James Costerdinp, incumbent '1i of St. Juhn's, Ashbohnrne, ...

... 0 EXTRAORDINARY DEATH OF A DERBY- a SHIRE LUNATIC. I s_ _ .1- no r.ont of n n-trhvq-ihr lti C frnm 0 ?? ,aua.- . An extraordinary death of a Derbyshire lunatic from self-starvation has been reported to the police. An imbe- cile named John Fretwell, aged 51, a farm labourer, whose friends live at Slate Pit Dale, Walton, near Chesterfield, had been an inmate of Mickleover Asylum for some time ...

... On and after this date announcements of Births, Mar- riages, and Deaths, will be inserted in the Mclerar free of charge. MfARRIAGES. TURBNEII-HODOKINSON-Of Mtarch 7th, at Dalbury Church, by the Rev. J. S. Cotton, Francis Wanlters Turner, of Stonebridge Park Station, Willeaden, Lon- don, N.W., and fourth son of the late James Turner, of Dalbury Lees, to Hfarriett. second daughter of John I ...