... I EXHIIBITION AT THE SCHOOL OF ART. On Wednceday the annual exhibition of photographs by mnembers of the Derby Photographic Society was opened at the Xchool of Art, The society bat been in existeroe for some years, and has been very well supported by the pbotographers of the tovrn, Previous exhibitions nave been limited to a day, closing with a oonversnzione but this year the exhibition ...

... I THE UMBRIU AND THE GALLIA. The Royal Mail steamer Galia, of the Canard Line, ary arrived at Liverpool on Tueiday fromn New York. It is Iat~ the ceptaio of the Gallia who, it Is alleged, ref used to give dog any Resistanice to the Umbria while the lateer wee lying in t a a disabled state. The Cunard Stemeruhip Co., whieb owns yre: both vessels, on Tuesday handed to the Press the following ags ...

... Not everybody will agree with the Tbeeas that obarity Is a fixed quantity; but all exp-rienced persons know that it is by no means a highly elastiu quantity. We do not want to secure for hespitalsa .y more than their proper share; but we do want to ot- tain for them as much as their proper s!iarv. Atid therefore it is that we constantly ask people to look at the question from a common sense ...

... I RJELhM1ENT&L AND OTHE!R NOTiSS. With reference to the paragraph relating to General v Hill, of the Ninety-Fifth, quoted last week from the i Broad Arrow, Colonel late X C.V, writee to that paper to say that several names of distinguisbed a afficers otill alivs, who served with the regiment in the a Crimean campaign, have been omitted-to wit General A. T. Heyland, General Julius Raines, ...

... | ffinu1l t1oltX si. ke RK, be' te is must we- gh his to irt he iop '11, wy to rug as ng on 'a inl iai IV 5e- be Oll ,al on r. on rig he its .r,1 La on in of i. Is- ble r- of re he Ws )m of in 0l- to ue is 20 a at of ior ut an ily Lb to Ghe cil 10 at is 10- if ma )r- it in to of il he S 'h 10, ae in mn a' rIC to of Df ir I. a Coleridge dreamed awhole poem. De Quiney used to dream v Dreamn ...

... A vestry meeting wtas beld on Thurastdynight lastattbs vestry-room, tastlo-bill, Castle Doningtoi, for the purpose of coisidering the present administration of Grey's and other charities beldoging to the tuwo, and fir the purpose, if thought desirablo, of petitiotiug lb ( Charity CommniE- Eioners to examine revise and amerd the prreent scheni. a. 'l'he lev. J. C. Rlnty-Doogai (vicar), pr, ...

... ?Aotg ?? thq ?? I IA-% AN v I iL 4n ~il kitchen should be the wateb- word of hous tholdeauld house servants during the preecnt frost, From various plaeea we hear of kitchen hoilerr expl ring with more or loss danger to the inhabitants of the house. These explosions, writes a correspondelit, are not confined to dwell- ing-hbuuses, as we learn from the fatal and lamntable occurrence at ...

... I I The usual vieekly meetineg of this Board was held on Tuesday. Mr. W. Harvey V.k, liton prenided. Mr, Boa. oseupied the Vija-shair, and there were Also ?? or J, Stanley Owen, fl B. Rolfe, Fr. Heere, Fi. Utterseer, gwi and mont. McKenne, sad Measre H. Boden (ex-offileo), ce Williazusoo, P. S. Whitakrer, Ellis, Banbs, Doherty, wi Cholerton, Coupestake, Brigdeti, P. Johnson, Rleflood, Bot- ...

... LOCAL EVENTS I IN 1892, JANUARY. I-Derby County boat Boltto Wanderers by 8 to 1 at Derby. 2-Derby County beat Blackburn Rovers by 2 to 0 at Blach burn. ?? dinner of Yeomanry Cavaly. 6-Derby Borougb Quarter 8eislons: A clean sheet; Derby Town Counnil: Reference by the Mayor to the aeath oitthe Dulso of Devonshire; the pre~ect Duke appolited tc eucoecd bie father es Lord Hrgb ?? to tho ...

... ,A?, griqultur?. I THIE AGRICULTURAL CRIB1IB Lord Winebileea, writing to a Birmingbam publication, points out the progress that bas been made towards reahlis- ing his proposal of a National Agricultural Union com- posed of all classes interested in the soil, in order to meet the present great crisis by united action in defence of their comwmot interests. This proposal, bis Lordship says, ...

... THIM NIDL.XNl) D a RY 1J'AfaK AND [[PA ?? ?? BA.Tn'S. A ii''izI! i r MhIM'~~ P :. t17 connectioni veji the V0'vc.I .11.1 li oprlilt i: 'i tl lo rg l)'3 jitor. 2ed r .e.; ,ir 10..LI 1..iri,g~i I li . . mouch iliteres-t. Rt woo asre~d IL tit Vilk to the roiwayii C rmnpartes it; old ea11 ?? 1-, rilsk, andi that if Iicr i' - r,0tedc ii'Lg the qneulioo ?? he ?? iC the hI aC' lolloviit'g ...

... AMATEUR THEATRICAL PERFORMANCE I AT AtM1BI)RNE. on Tutesday evening Abe D.)vs Valley Tbeapians gave a pasformancein the Town Hall bftoroita large and fashion- able sadlence. This company of diaitigniehed amatenre have on former ocaatiems st) tliafaetorily acquitted them- ecives that the ?? perfoi~tualtce had been anxiously looked forward to by the pyblic fur some time past. The picce chosen ...