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... Last week, at the Surveyors' Institute, Savoy Street, London, an arbitration was opened belore Mr. Robert Vigers (the president of the Institute), between Messrs. Ford and Messrs,. Bemrose (Lio.). both of Derby). Mr. A. A. Hudson appeared for the claimants', and the Hon. A. Lyttelton, M.P.. for the dofendants. From the opening statement of counsel it ap- peared that in May, 1835, Messrs. ...
... Mil, BRAZELLE AND THE BICYCLE, If Mr. Brazelle had cautioned hia wife once he had cautioned her twenty times against the danger of leaving her biojclc at a front gate or witbin easy reach of the street. Don't you know that tbia towu is full of thieves ? he asked. And besides, no matter how honest a man may be, be is tempted to take a wheel when be sees it iv the street unprotected. 1 But ...
... In the Queen's Bench Division on Monday Mr Justice Bccknill gave judgment in the case of Ward v. Chadfield, which was commenced before him at Derby, and further argued in London a week or two back without a jury. Mr. Etberington Smith appeared for the plaintiff, and Mr Stanger, Q.C., and Mr. W. Graham for the defendant, His Lordship said he had lost his written judg- ment, so he would have to ...
... »'»h Uiainond Dvei \ T',^ **» wEri-J «at thit «-_i 3 ,tti„', ly luKbaad had iS? toeH not afford it ■.-. r ' :ie v 'try u^T . C'insideration i ' »*« « ilav or t w „ -* ' ' ut ute '_*' ...
... There has for some time past been in progress a eontroverjy on the subject of siding rent charges between the Midland Railway Conipany and their traders, the most important part of which has been the traders' complaint that the time allowed for unloading the trucks before siding rent began, viz., four days, was insufficient. Major-U.n.ral Hutch- inson, C.B.J R.E.. the arbitrator appointed by ...
... TnE DEUWE • T WATER BILLS, TEBMS OF AGREEMENT. Ine agreement arrived at vvith regard to the we.ter supply question was communicated to the Parliamentary Committee to-day (Tuesday), when the following documents wero handed to the Press : Minutes of Conference hehl at the Westminster Palace Hotel, on 29th May. 1899. Present Representatives of the Corporations of Derhy. Leicester, Nottingham, ...
... DERBY COUNTY COURT. Wednesday â?? Before His Honour Judge Smyly, Q.C. LINDSAY V THB MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. In this case the plaint:!! was Alexander Lindsay, acd the defendants the Mutual Fire li-urar.ee Company. Mr. C. D. Miller (Derby) was for the plaintiff, acd _Mr. Jackson (Nottingham) for the defendant*. â?? Mr. Miller said the claim was for ã8 ISs., for one month's salary, ...
... Wo regret to announce the death, which took place at St. Leonard's on Saturday, of Colonel Edward Andrew Noel, of the Outvrcods, Duffield, and formerly of Clanna, Gloucestershire, aged 71. He was the eldest son of the late Hon. and Rev. Francis James Noel, by Cecilia Penelope, sister of the first Lord Methuen. He was one of Her Majesty's Gentlemeu-at-Arms sirce 1875, a Knight of Grace of the ...
... THE WATEB QUEBTION. Th* fnllnnl*,,, -~__-l _._. .. . „ . .11 wno 7» »5 . u t mon «« «r a. Btranan, - \ * ' .G.B. of Her Mejesty'e Geological Survey, author ol tbe Memoir on the Geology of North Derbyshire, tti point raised on In Sir J. G. k. Alley™', lecture, taa been circulated :— la, Mario*. Road, London, ff- Uear Sir,— Thera i« to possibility of the .pring* a' Derbyshire generaUy being ...
... All Sorts *nd Conditions of Women (Elliot btock), hyCharlee Start Banks, is described as a romance of the Eaat End. It is a curious piece of workmanship—the -scenery is certainly not joined logether with the felicity of a practised hand -but it nevertheless gives •evidence of observation and of sympathy with the needs of the East finders. The heroine is a young lady wkh singularly broad ...
... Office, for reference sad distribution, the Plans and Particulars of Eitates, and Catalogues of Machinery, Fur- riture, Books, and other Property adTertised in our columns. From the central position ef Der 1 y, and ths ready access to it from all parts of the Kingdom, we are enabled to transact this department of our business js a most satisfactory manner, and it will always receive out beet ...
... THS LATKST BATTLE IN NATAL LADYS.VI-H TROOPS IN ACTI'F. A LVHGB FOHCE OF B')hlW BEATEN OW. HEAVY LOSS'S Sir George White, commacding the Eritisb force at Ladysmiih, had all his troops in action en Mon- day except the necessary garrison lalt -n the town, j Late en Sunday night two battalion-, of infant y acd a mountain battery were sent out to t. ke up a i pesition co.eiing the British leit fL ...