... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... I Pistrlictf t I of -- Elf LONG EATON. i5 POLICE ASSAULT.-At the Derby County Police Court, 'r Beterday Tocsday). a lad named James Baker, woo *y, charged with being drunk and disorderly at Long Eaton, so on Monday night. ad assaulting Policc-consrable Brierley. T1. He hlad no excuse to offer, and waal sent to prison for 14 ?? days. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ K. SUDBURY. s), A serious stack fire took place ...

... I ? ?,Xgil aofiqs, .- IN THE SOUrHERN DIVISION OF TIlS COUNTY the ad Conservative Party has suffered a very severe loss by pr the death of Mr. FRANCIS BRADSHAW, jun., the late I Chairman of the South Derbyshire Conservative Regis. n tration Aseociation. At a recent meeting of the Asso. tic ciation the Hon. G. N. CURZON, the eldest son of Lora de SCARSDALE, was unanimously elected to succeed Mr ...

... DERBY AND DERBYSHIRE PENITENT FEMALES' OME. The annual meeting of the nub cribers to this institution Mu was beld on Thursday afternoon, in the Guild-hall. Mr. Mc H. H. Becrro J.Po., presided, anld there were also present we the ROev. R. J. Knight, Mr. John Ratcliff, and Mr. Joseph gu E: ,tcliff, . Ii Mr. JOSEPH RATCLIFF, in presenting the report. re- Mue gretted that owing to the illness of ...

... I sate 4*14u - I THE WAR IN EGYPT. THE FIGHTING ON THE SUEZ CANAL. DEFEAT OF THE ENEMY WITH HEAVY LOSS (Daily .AMeis Telegrams.) SuEz, Sunday. I have returned from Chalouf, 14 miles up the canal, where I witnessed the conclusion of a fight in which 250 men, including the 72nd Highlanders, with the blue jackets and marines from the gunboats Sea Gull and Mosquito, brilliantly defeated a force of ...

... TOTHE CHURCH ASSOCIATION. To THE EDITOR OF TEE DERBY MERCURY. I Sir-At a committee meeting of the Working Mlen's Branch of the Church Association, Derby Auxiliary, held oil the 24th inst., they had under their consideration the Inmprisonment for Centuimacy Bill, which was introduced into the House of Lords by the Archbishop of Canterbury, avowedly for the purpose of releasing from prison the ...

... . ., ?? A quarterly meeting of the Corporation of Derby ?? held on Wednesday last, when there were present -Thr Mayor (Mr. A. Woodiwiss) in tie chair, Alder- wnen llaiuplr. Benarose, Rienals, Longdon, Roe. T.Smith, Shervwin. Holnee, Snowter, Turner, Hobson, and Hig- ginbottom: Conucillors Walley. Stevenson, Goodall, F'owkes, Woolley, Stensou. A. Woodiwiss, Keys, IBoen, Doherty. Boam, Whitaker, ...

... THE LORDS AND THE ARREARS BILL The Arrears Bill has come back from the House as- of Lords deprived of some of its most objection. . able features and sufficiently altered to arouse Mr, ion GLADSTONE'S ire to a marked degree. The Lords or have provided that the landlord shall not be taken atinto Court, that is that he shall not be deprived of ear his arrears of rent against his will, and they ...

... HENRY ROGERS, SONS, , CO.'S ETAL PRICE IREPORT. LONDON, August 3rd, 1882. Per ton. £s . d. s. d. - IRON-Bars, *Vclsh (im Wales) Fob. 6 1 0 Staflordshiro (London) ,, 7 0 8 10 0 NorthConntry(TeesorTyne) 6 26 Aeglt Iron, do. do 0 5 0 T do, do. ,, 615 0 Nall Rods, best toogh (H. Rogers, Solns, & Co,, Wolverhamptos) (London),.7260 Hoops, ordinary 7 9 0 g, good quality^ ,, 710 0 Shccts, orditary ...

... ALVASTON. LOCAL BOAflD.-At the monthly meeting on Monday evening last only three members were present, viz., Messrs. Hall (chairman), Thomas Riley, and Wildsmith. Letters were read from the Local Government Board respecting the appointment of medical officer of health and inspector of nuisances; but no business of public importance was done. LANGLEY. COLLIERY ACCIDENT.-On Monday a man named ...