... jogal Pa. THE HON. GEORGE ALLSOPP, M.P., has recovered- from his attack of influenza. SIR DRIUY LOWE'S high position on the list of major-generals will, it is thought, militate against his chances of obtaining the new Inspeotor.Geeaeralship of Cavalry.- Wovrld. TjiE DUKE OF DEVONSHIRE, who is residing at Holker Hall, intends to stay there until the end of April, when he will go to London and ...

... | }OLD DERBEIANS' DINNER. The first Old Derbeian dinner, which for unavoidable reissons was postponed from December lost year, wast held at' the Midland Hotel, Derby, on Tuesday evening. The mueetialg was in every way a great success, to Which the d able nxertions of the energetic bon. sea, contributed ins no it slmall degree. 'I'he gatheriog formed avery representative. oa assemblytof several ...

... WHI&T THFE WORLD SAYS. I It * ielddit~iont&o his boek--of ?? -9mperor William is at Present engaged on a life uf his gi~ardfather in two Voiumqe.' He has'pip idea of nppealing to the pubilie, but will limit the edition to twvo hrndred copite, wtioh will be distributed among the mrrmbera of bis own family and the soveri ig 'JB of Europe. Hatfield Houge is iun astateof upheaval. The death of ...

... DERBYSHIRE HIFLE ASSOCIATION. The 8l1t annual priza meeting was held en Bf rday- The Weather was oloudy, roalinjog to rain, and lthe wind oa the earlier part of the day gusty. Amongst the olfficers present were Major-General Bolton Iieutennnt-Colonel Idaybew and Surgeon-Miuj-r Gentles (brigade) Colonels Buchanan, (aecoyne, and Bamrose; Major Cux Calit4ine coulzon and Wheeldon, Lieutenants ?? ...

... I SPENCEWS EXCURSION TO THE PEAK. This annual excursion to the Peak of Derbyslhire, under the direction or Mr. Antill Spuncer, took placos on Tuesday, and resulted very satisfactorily. About 4I one hundlred end fifty availed themselves oi the oppor.- tunity exteuded to themi of visiting tbe most seclude(& but at the same time the grmndest, and wildeet, ?? the Midlands can boast ot. Edate and ...

... I WHITJSUNTIDE CELEBRtAT1ONS. I DERBY SUNiDAY BCHOOL TREATS. The Sunday School children were tat quite to for- tiaute in the matter of weather ae the general hliday maker. Early on Tuesday the weather looked threaten. Ing, but as the morning advauced the clouds, which had been hanging ominously over the town, disrppeared, and everytbieg promised well for the Snoday School pro- cesmione and ...

... ;c Thu m mthly meeting of the Derby School Board wae iir, held on Monday afternoon at1 the offices, the Strand, a aMl.W. Turner Shaw, J P., presi( d, and Mr. H. ?? Holmes aid occupied the vico-ebair. The other members present were bor Alderman T. Roe, MP., the ReVs. E. Hacking and Mhn. *d signor MeTC nnua, and Messrs. WV. Berarose, S. Whitaker, ut R. Wilsou, Mawbey, and Norman. Hso THE LATE; ...

... I I¢lCiit 1. : HIURIDECANAL UONFERENOE AT RIPLEY. On Tuesday night a, eonferenes of clergy and laity of the Rural Deanery of Aifretam was held in the parish room, Ripley, when there was a good attendance. The Rev. W. B. Bradetock, rural dean, occupied the cbair, and there wvre also present-the Revs. J. A. Hervey (vicar of Alfreton). Lionel Lambert (curate of Alfretoc), W. J. Lediwood (Pentrich ...

... glte Mas Oaik I ]HER DAY'S WORK. When the Man of the House comes home from the offloe it is tha Loafgiver's p'eanaut practice to enter- tain him with a fresh teapot and an account of her daj's doings; be avers that these recitals of here are quite as instructive as Ibsen't plays, and much more amusing, Itiseasy to tell from her demennonr when he Qkies in, w hether the day has afforded her ...

... I A circnlar protesting against the new railway rates hos been forwarded to the Right Eon. A. J. Mnodella by the Dirbysbirn Dairy Farmere' Association. The circular commnences witb an expression of regret from the aeso- ciation at the necessity cf appealing to Mr. Mandella for aasiatance from Parliament to prevent the ruin with which they (agriculturists) were tbreatened by thi recent icerease ...

... ftlmiutiral, THE LINCOLN JUDGMENT. A declaration is published s;gned by 60 clergyman hold- iog responsible positions in different parts of the oountry -the tignatureR having been ?? limited to that niumber-with r'eferenoe to the judgment cf the Judicial Committee of the Privy Counocil in the Bishop of Lin- anin's oqse. Tbe igneatfrles, while desirous to discourage sil thoughts of secession and ...

... I NORTH MEATH. 5he result of the election was declared on WeCneE- day morning as follows:- Gibney (MoCarthyite) ?? 2,625 Mahony (Paraellite) ?? 2,985 Majority ?? 240 The figures at the last general election were:- Davitt (N.) ?? ?? 2,649 Mahony (N) . ?? . 2,146 ?? 403 CIRENOESTE R. The result was declared on Friday as follows Lawson (L) ?? .1 ,687 Master (U) .4,445 Majority .242 The following ...