... DERBYSHIRE. THE POLLING. The polling in the Alvaston, Brailsford, and Etwall Divisions took place to-day (Tuesday). The following i. the list of polling stations with the presiding officer at ALVASTON DIVISION. Alvaston— Wm. Dodd. Alvaston (2)— A. C. Bemrose. Shardlow— W. H. Uamford. Spondon— J. L. \Yjkes. BRAILSFORD DIVISION. Brailsford— G. Marsden. Darley Abbey— C. O. Bass. Kirk Langley — W. ...

... RETURN TO SINGLE MEMBER CONSTITUEN- CIES. The French Chamber proceeded on Monday to discuss the proposed alteration in the mode of voting, every Deputy (including General Boulanger) being present. Urgency waa voted by 283 to 274. In the course of the debate which followed M, Floquet said the Government had ascertained tbe great force and energy of the movement in the country, and they ...

... HUNTING APPOINTMENTS. THE MEYNELL, HOUND& Riiursday, February Sl— Spread Eagle Saturday, February 23— Hollyhurst Monday, February 25— Bradley [Tuesday. February 26 — Chartley Thursday, February 28— Kedleston Village .Saturday, March 2 — Wychnor At Eleven o'clock. THE HIGH PEAK HARRIERS. jgaturday, February 23 — Pike Hall Knesday, February 2d — Husters Mere Saturday, March 2— Jug and Glass At ...

... (From Friday's London Gazette). Partnership Dissolved.— Dale and Bagnall, Burton-on-Trent, drapers. NOTICE OF DIVIDEND.— SamueI Howarth, Burton on-Trsnt, machinist — second and final div. of 6s. Bd. (18s. on new proofs), Feb. 4, Mr.T. H. Harrison's, 18, Wardwick Derby. ...

... Tuesday, 2 p.m. _>E_.BYBHIRE COUNTY COUft'CIL. On Monday evening Mr. George Gaseoyne addressed a meeting at Littleover. Mr. Innes presiding. There was a large and enthusiastic audience, and a vote of confidence was unanimously passed. The nomination and polling for the Norton Division are fixed for tbe Bth and 16th respectively, aud not aa given on our second page. Lord Scarsdale addr.sted a ...

... tFeb. 18, 188». In-PATiasTs.— Dutthsmed. 13 : deaa. S ; admitted. 11 ; tn th. ous. (including 4S children). 116. Oct-patiksts.— Daebarged. H ; admitMd, 78 ;on the books, ArroiKTMKirrß fob thb Next Wasx.— House Vlslton: ' Mr. C. Holmes and Mr. Henry Holmes. PBTSiciiif axd SCBOaosi.'— Dr. Greaves and Mr Hougb. Ophthalmic Suboboh.— Hr. E. C. Green (every Monday). List of Pbssknts. — laagasiaea, ...

... Tb. sixth annual meeting of the Discharged Prisoner.' Aid Society for the Coanty and Boroagh of Derby was held on Friday at the County Hall, under the pre- sidency of Sir William Evans. There wer. also present tbe Rev. Canon Knight, the Rev. C. E. Crellic, Sir Henry Wilmot, Mr. F. C. Arkwright, Captain Farqnbarson, Mr. J. Silcock, 4c. — Upon the motion of Sir HENBY WILMOT, seconded by Mr. ...

... Mme day. ION and OLIVER. Auctioneers. DB THIB DAT. lEIUM, ASHBOURNE. 1ARDENERS, AND NURSERY- HEN. DE BALE OP HABDT EVER- i, AND DECIDUOUS PLANTS. EB, BON, and OLIVEB art h instructions from Mr. A. W. tiy AUCTION, at the Bonrinm, NESDAY. the 20th February, 1889 ), the whole of the Lar|je and EVERGREENS, SHRUBS, and 8, FLOWER ROOTS, fcc m mence at 11 o'clock, n Catalognes now ready at tha ie ; ...

... th. New Town-ball ud l Fr« Library, Buxton, i, m .£ * 2 £«!»«• I- 1 n* l ?? C.vend..b. A t,.^ -hieh w»t formed nn nx 7~- ago, coll-ted ?? a memorial, but the matter wu ?? TkTSSa. sl>«WMiun>_J_- signified that the »!._£_*s -L\«kat a coat of some 20W. in tbe sew b_ldi_~ £* titf-^ ?? °t » Carwt-h family. p «• ...

... MR. O'BRIEN. The hearing of the charge against Mr. Wm. O'Brien wa resumed at Tralee on Tuesday. The magis- trates intimated that Mr. Healy wonld continue to be ejected nntil he withdrew the expression whioh he used tbe previous day, and which was a gross contempt of Court. After further evidence the magistrates an- nounced that they considered the Crown oase proved. Mr. O'Brien refused to ...

... At the first provisional meeting of the Council on Thursday at Stafford, the Earl of Harrowby was unani- mously elected provisional chairman. It was resolved to meet a week hence to elect aldermen, and the obairmao expressed an opinion in favour of eleotwg aldermen from outside, observing that already the expense of the election wonld reach something like a shining in the pound, or 6,000. to 7 ...

... William Henry Bury, aged 29, residing in Princea- street, Dundee, waa on Monday remitted to the Sheriff on the charge of wife murder. Tbe man surrendered to tbe police on Sunday night, and in hia statement to the officer in charge declared that on the Monday previona he and his wife drank heavily and were ao much overcome by liquor that be did not ?? bow they went to bed. Next morning when he ...