... I I c%, Ariuhtur4. I * THE SHIRE 1O1 SE SOCIETY. An extraordinary general rueeting of the members of the Shire Shire Horse Boolety war held on Tuesday after- noon, Mr. A. a. Duncombe ?? Council pre- sented a report, in which tbeystated that since the general meeting held at Warwick in June, 1892, the society bad lost by deaithor resignation 107 membere, while 118 new tnfnbers had been elected, ...

... I SHAlDLOW MOAIM OF GUARDIANS. Tho ?? meeting -l thqe above B3oard *vas held ai- the Union House, BSardlow, on Mouday in ornjla there being present-Ur. E. CGiner, C.U. (chairtontl, Mr. Fheeiny (vine-obhirman), R r. J. Wdham, badtti'-srs Adceeok, siell, Bennett, Dickinse,n. Fletcher, Greiasley, Grettou, IK. Harvey, Hatehett L.udl,)w, Meokin, Mue- donrald, Maltby, Mallalieu, Mtrriott, Penraon, ...

... I offla~Risticrl. I INSTITUTION OF THE VICAR OF ALL SAINTS' CHURCH. hi SERMON BY THE BISHOP OF DERBY. a On Friday tbo institution of the Rev. Jonathan P Rowell, M.A, of Abergavenny, took place at All Saints t( Church, There was a good congregation, and the cere- R mony w3S performed by the Bisbop of Derby and the' b Registrar of the Diocese (Mr. Jehn Borougb). Among t ti thoae present were the ...

... LETTERPRESS AND LITHO. TECHNICAl I - - . .CL.ASSE.S. ~. . The centificates and prizes gained b~y the students of the above classes at the exhibition in May laet were cue- sented on Friday evening by Mr. W. Beasroso. Amongst h those present were Messrs. Counoillor Bttomley, H. M f, Hobson, W. Bacon, F. (Jarter, Mawbey, WV. P. Edwarrds Lyde, Jordan, and M. Prince, fine. sec., Hall, B. L. Wont' , ...

... MARRIAGE OF AN INGLSH EARL IN I ~ NEW YORK. I C The event of the season in New York from a seciety Wo point was su~pplied on Tuerday afternoon with the wedding of William George Robert Craven, fourth' an Earl of Craven, and Cornelia Bradloy-Marlio, the e ceremony took place at Grace Church, and the prin. al oipal officiating minister was Bishop. Potter. The Ins capture of the Bar), by the ...

... In the House of commons on Friday, on the vote of 7100,for misc, ll'as,~oue charges in connection with VoluinTeer Corps, Mr. Stanhope said-I wish to avail myself of this opportunity tomnaktonestatement with regard to the Volunteer Force, which, I think, will be Of lntereat. I have before now intimated that it is my anxiouss desire to take every step in my power to en- courage the Volunteer ...

... I DEiRB SCHOO6L'BAZAAR. OPENING BY TH0 I DUORBS OF DEVON- SUfRE; Her Grace the Dchee.sof: Devonahire performed a most interesting ?? ai thb Derby Sehool on Thureday afternoon, by opening a irzaer in aid of the Chapel E Fxtenion Fond, an event whhob will be highly appieniated by all interested in the aiocesa of the echool, acd by everyone whoso privilege it wee to be acquainted with the late ...

... __a_ f 6411ord | , . . ?? IA~NON Sing's appeal for help for the Charity C O ?? Society, so that relief may be giC1 to diERrossing7 oase Of poverty arising oat of the !o!i~clni's of trade, will I hope bI fruittal. For theia ;~l slc of tr~de, and people are out of work. Hi. iscruthin~g to prove it : A woman of 45, poorly drc~.;ec, a thin facE,, enaiked with hard lines, and teaicv cyte. 1You're ...

... I -.THE POLITICAL AGITATOH5. | 'The Political Agitator is indigenous to no.particular eoil-or-aimate. He is to be found everywhere under -the -sun which never sets upon that mighty Empire over which the best monarch that ever wore a crown or helldthe sceptre is the loved Queen. Ard not only under-her rule, but wherever there is what is called a form' of government, no matter whether tbe ...

... I Onl Wedneeday afternoon Ur. Gladatooe. on bis way sonth from 8lairgowrie, addrersed in Edinburgh a meoting of the members of hbe piroebial committees in Mid! tbian. Mr. J. Cowan, of Beoblack, preci led, and pre-'ntrd to the . light hon. gentleman an ?? of welczme. In -ie courec of bis reply, Mr. GldstOne. after referring to the emall progrcss of Scottisb legislati in during the IScsion, and ...

... (Ofal (64hots. I -rot As s ?? I N all departments of the organisation for promoting the forthcoming Unionist bazaar, work is proceed- ing with great activity. The official progamme is in the hands of Messrs. Bemroso and Sons, and will be out in a few days. It has been arranged with a view of pleasing the eye and the fancy of the public, and Mr. D. Sutherland, the agent, has been the means of ...

... I ca1 1L. LORD WILLOUGH1BY DE ERIEBMY, M.P., is lying il at Drummond Castle, Perthshire, suffering from con- gestion of the lungs. IMPROVEME1NTS AT DERBY STATwoN.The Midland Railway are making a distinct improvement at the front of their station at Derby. A row of half-grown trees is being planted there, commencing at the end of the cab rank, close by the old cheese warehouse. and running past ...