... _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 ...

... C ELECTION OF CHAIRMAN AND VICE- me(i CHAIRMAN, tea The Birat meeting of the new Board was held on Monday andl afternoon, when there were present the Rev. Canona pie, M'Kcnnr4 Messrs. S. Whitaker, T. Roe, Holmes, W. T. tha Shaw, P. B. Chladlield, RI. Wilson, W. Bemarose, Leese, and clia Newton. wah The Clerk announced the receipt of the usual letters cisti rons the Local Government Board, ...

... 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 ...

... 'Pl5filift Pits. 'eal HORSLEY WOODHOUSE. ss DEATH FROA1 BURNINiG.-Mr. W. H. Whiston held an irn- inquest at the Jolly Carters, on Saturday, on the body of the Mary Ann Booth, the child of Henry Ralph Booth, a ft ing collier, living in this place. The mother stated that on iod the previous day, about seven in the morning, she was cc an- upstairs asleep, when she was awakened by the screams of ...

... - -- - - -- - _ The Committee of Management beg to acknowledge, mg with thanks, the receipt of the following numerous gifts led to the Hospital during the half-year ending December 31st, 1879 :-Mrs. W. R. Holland, eggs; Mrs. Foilden, flowers; in- Mrs. Cartwright, flowers; All Saints' Children's Flower Eor Service (per Mrs. B. Brindley), flowers; Mrs. Sankey, of flowers and packet of cards; ...

... B. I The fortnightly meeting of this Board was held f Tl ~dMonday. There were p resent-Mr. E. Sutton, J.P., inprc the chair, Messrs. J. H. Towle, Barron, Canner, Henl- Boma la haw Godwin, Gresley, Tomalinson, Wells, Sketchlsy, sm 'Y Goloe ere is H. R.AccParkin, Mar- ?? t- J. ?? mate )nPotter, Newbold, Paget, She pherd, the Rev.J.Aas ret 6 Rev. J. Wadhiar, and Rev. 3.Holden. TI hR EATCLIFFE.ON ...

... THE BOXES ARE CLEARED AS UNDER. The Office is; open to the public from. 7 a.m. to 9 P.m. On We~-das, nd rom7 a~m. to 10 a~m. on Sundays. The Telgrah Ofic isopen alivoys. NO. of 1. Manchiester, Livorpool, North-Western Counties, and Ireland, Graotbam. Grimsby, Lincoln, Newark, Nottinghams,andl N. Lincolnshire.. 2 nsm. 2.AslibomnO, Belper, Matlock, Wirkisworlth, and 2. Villages around ?? ,3 amns ...

... MIDDLE CLASS SCHOO DERBY. 1:in -- ?? m ?? God A , ALJJIJ V11KOM v ur.UUIh 1JNMl.D- On Friday night the Rev. T. Howard Twist, M.A., the sent he principal of the Derby Training College, presented the Thii ad prizes to the successful pupils of the above school, who, as oh we have before stated, were very numerous. In doing so g- Mr. Twist congratulated Wheeldon on the honours he bad ot attained, ...

... h THE iTATE OP THE BOARD SCHOOLS.t x On Monday night last an extraordinary meeting wfas D. held to consider the reports of Her Majesty's Inspector on 1, the Board-schools. The membera present wern the Rev. t d R. EHey (Chairman), the Rev. E. A. Hillyard, the Rev. F. ( Knowles, and Mr. Crossley.-The following is the text of I i, the report:- C POTTERY Boys' Senoor-Tho Standard work in the first ...

... lid Ak- The committal of Mr. Bradlaugh to the custody of rld the Serjeant-at-Arms was bat the natural result of the ;ar disorderly proceedings at the commencement of the fl sitting of the House on Wednesday, and a shortaccount cal of what are the duties and responsibilities of that im- Wfn portant officer may not be without interest on the nd present occasion. The Serjeant-at-Arms is appointed ...

... - ?? - a o-- : ?? - 1 A- ?? cat We are glad to have to chronicle another development to F to of church work in Derby, and this time it is not on the def southern, but on the western side. On Thursday the con o5n newly-erected Mission Chapel in Leman-street, which has 9h1 kid been dedicated to the Patron Saint of England, was form- ( ally opened by the Very Rev. the Dean of Lichfield. This Ba ? ...

... 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 ...