... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 8TH, 1882. Thanks to the aid of the Irish Free Lances the h ,Government were able on Thursday last to set at p aaught the vigorous efforts of the Opposition to I save from present threatened ruin a remnant of a Parliamentary independence. Ministers were em- s] powered to do this, so far, by a respectable, though Mot by a large, majority; but it will not be readily I; ...

... I otia1 D3ewS. ?? _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ -- - wr k The Duke of Devonshire is staying for the present at have Balker Hall. liove Ccl. Calviloecontinues to impr.~ etoadily in health, H-e vrun intends to make a voyage tot he Cape in September, an- dell c,)mpaienclby tho Hen. Mrs. C'olvile, To AlSaints' Church, which hos been closed several weeks and for eleaning, was re-opened on ...

... CHURCH OF ENGLAND WORKING MEN'S I SOCIETY. s in rby The annual meeting of the Derby Branch of the Church so ?? England Working Menm's Socibty was held en Tuesday tev. evr--ing last weektin St. .nno'sfirhsdlreom. Thelbusiness Lak- meeting was preceded b'a tea, of which about 100 persons8 and partook. Mr. G. B. itoloran, president of the hranch, presided, and there were also p resent the Rev. F. ...

... QUARTERLY RETURN OF BIRTHS AND DEATHS I IN DERBYSHIRE. I The Registrar General was able to announce that the marriage-rate for the last June quarter was a considerable improvement over the previous corresponding period; he now adds that the rate for the past September quarter shows a slight increase, rioing from 1417 to 14 8; this, how- ever, is one per cent. below the mean of ten years. The ...

... IlI l 7istitift sqws. (!Y BREASTON. An interesting meeting in coniection with the Clxurch of England Temperance Society was held in the National Schoolroom, Breaston, on Tuesday evening. The rooma was crowded in all parts, and many were unable to obtain admittance. The chair was taken by the Rev. Dr. Braim, rector, and the speakers were the Rev. C. H. Molineux (Derby), the Resv. J. Evans ...

... DERBYSHIRE ARCIIJEOLOGICAL SOCIETY. On Saturday afternoon the Derbyshire Arrcheological and Natural History Society made their first expedition of the season, the place selected being Kedleoton Church, and, by the kind permission of Lord Scarsdale, Hedleston Hall and pleasuregrounds. Thepartystartedfrom Mr.Keene's Studio at All Saints' at 2.30, and were conveyed to Sed- leston in breaks and ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS, MONDAY. Earl Granville made his promised statement on the policy of the Government in Egypt. He recapitulated the objects which the Government had previously declared they had in view in regard to Egypt, and said the other Powers admitted the prelonderating interests of England t and Franec in that country. The speech of M. de Frey- cinet the other day, which seemed to arrogate ...

... I ANOTHER GREAT DuOCAL LIBRnY is coming into the market. The Duke of HAMILTON has decided upon the sale of the magnificent library with all the collec- tion of valuable manuscripts at Hamilton Palace. Messrs. SOTHEBY, WILKINSON, and HODGE will cell this important literary property in June next. The library includes the celebrated Beckford collection. THAT Mn. GLADSTONE WILL HAVE A. LARGE SUR- ...

... I EDRBY TOWN COTUNCIL. ?? A special meeting of the Town Council of the borough of Derby was bela in the Guildhsall on 'Wednesday, thle Mayor (Mr. A. Weodiwiss) presiding. There were also present Aldermen Sherwin, J. Smith, Benals, Rlohme, floe, Tornor, Harpur, andt Beenroso; Councillors Riley, Word, Fowkes, T. Bennett Brenghall, Keys. Wolley, Johnson, Wills, Williamson, Woodiwiss, jun., ...

... ITiTE PREMIER'S MENACE TO THE LORDS. Mr, GLADSToNE has taken a new departure which may lead to grave and serious conclusions. a Not satisfied with muzzling the minority in the House of Commons, he now orders his followers in that Chamber to give effect to a vote of censure upon the House of Lords, for daring to inaugurate an inquiry into the working of the Land Act in Ireland. Notwithstanding ...