... tant .I LNrfi JI11UZUALD MItAl,. the A Bill to amend the law relating to burials in E'I 1j: iant and Wales was issued with the parliamecntnY pallerD ,uck Wednesday morning, prepared and brought in by' S1r the Grantham, Mr. Freshland, and Mr. Mark Stewa 'rt. nch following is the full text of the Bill:- am- Whereas it is expedient to make further pnn i-ia nt's the burial of the dead in England ...

... ,Court altil oft'al. lph the The Prince of Wales gave a dinner party last Wed- and nesday evening, at which the Duke of Edinburgh, the tion Duke of Connaught, the Duke of Cambridge, Priuce the Batthyany, Prince Soltykoff. the Duke of Richmond the and Gordon, the Duke of St. Albans, the Duke of Rut. oda- land, the Duke of Hamilton, the Duke of Westminster, ther the Marquis of Hartington, the ...

... politifal. - - - - - - - - - -it SIB V. ~nTDYKF.-The Jskn Bull understands tarcneq oIniernhealth, and in de- it avcSrW ?? stonif 1.surg frm ?? ChiefSecrtary for Ireland is to be asked to 1870 receive a deputation of ladies interested in the subject intei f intermediate education for girls. The recent ap- and rcrat ion of one million from the surplus funds of mxse tho destablisbed Church of ...

... vrXv-X Ad Aim sXI.J1 ' CMR THE PARLIAMENTARY OATH. ant The Times can only hope that the different views of Mr. COt Bradlaugh's claim which may be urged within the corm ha' mittee wiU be reduced to writing, so that all the world unll may hereafter be able to read and study the arguments ad- mul vanced by the contending members. It will be unsatis- Cal factory if the final result of their ...

... , i The fortnightly meeting of the Sbardlow Board of ye a Guardians took place on Monday, Mr. B. Sutton, J.Pa, presiding, and the following members were present. Mrr. T owle, Mr. Canner, Mr. Wells, Rev. J. Adsnas, Mr. b3 ,Greasley, Mr. Parkin, Mr. T. Newbold, Mr. W. P. Bennett, Mr. Grettons Mr. Potter, Mr. -Chappell, Jun, Mr. Paget, Mr. S. Tomlinson, Mr. W. It. Adcock, Mr. G. Adeock, Mr. ...

... 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 ? ...

... DERBY MECANICS' INSTITUTION. bat The quarterly meeting of the members of this Institu- on- tion was held in the Lectuire-hall, on Wednesday evening. Alderman Roe p resided, andi there was a large attendance Aot of members. This was the meeting at which the election heof officers took place, and a good deal of interestwas mani- befested in the proceedings, as determined attempt Was ofbeing made ...

... do hie, A special meeting of the Board was held at the Town W Hall on Monday last, when there were present Alderman CO' our John Turner (Chairmani, Alderman Sherwin, and Messrs. res uoy E. Collumbell. Wallis, 2. Neal, Walton, Brindley, Catton. Pe NY. Winfield, Ellia, Woolley, Daykin, G. Greensmith, and L, Booth. The prinicipal business was to open and consider the tenders for the drainage of ...

... ( Roto. of said :es THlE OFFICE OF CORlONERl is one of the most ancient o l )tand important of the old judicial functions, and any ~fi society has always recognised the necessity of appoint- hav in iug none butireep onsible persons thereto. Previous to the vr isreign of HENRy VII. none but lawful and discreet meet~ 1 knights' -were eligible for the office of coroner, and by ol a, statute ...

... At the Derby County Police Court, on Friday, before t] Colonel Mosley, H. F. Cisborne, Esq., and A. Radford, l Esq., Thomas Boden and EnocliThompson, both belonging to Derby, were charged with being on certain land at Mug-v ginton, in the occupation of Mr. George Fearn, for the A purpose of taking game, at about one o'clock in the morning of the 29th ult.-Mr. Briggs appeared for Boden, and b ...

... Ad- .1 1 - -~a _A Inasa I --AA B. The weekly meeting of the Derby Board of in on Guardians was held on Tuesday, the 15th, under the was 'nt presidency of the Rev. Canon Abney. There were also opreg present Mr. Sherwin (vice-chairman), Mr. R. A. R. some ut Jones, Mr. C. J. Storer, Mr. J. Turner, Mr. B. Brindley, these the Rev. F. Hoare, Mr. Hobson, Mr. W. G. Wheeldon, Mom to Mr. J. F. King, ...