... Tuesday.— Before Mr. Registrar Woodforde. Lawrence Swarmack, formerly a builder on the Osmaston Road. Derby,, again appeared to answer questions respecting bis failure. The case was ad- journed at tbe last court for him to supply the names and addresses of his lute employees, and as he had furnished the Official Receiver with as many as he possibly could the examination was dosed. Tho;:,:*.? ...

... DUKE OF WESTMINSTER'S STUD. IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT. Information of a very interesting character, says Hotspur, in the Daily Telegraph,'' has come to hand concerning the late Duke of Westminster's racing and breeding stud, v.hich primarily bears out the statement made in this column a few days ago that in all probability most of the horses in training would be brought to the hammer. A sale ...

... NO one will desire to make too much of the attempt by a Belgian hobbledehoy upon the life of the Prince of Wales, but it U dear that the Prince has had a narrow and Providential es- cape. It is not every crack-brained idiot, firing through a raUway carriage window, who cnvld suc- cessfully miss bis mark in two shots, and not every cheap revolver which could be warranted to miss fire twice cut ...

... THE RAILWAY SERVANTS' ORPHAN At, CONCERT. For the coming of age of the Railway >.:• vants' Orphanage Concert— the 21st was given ua Monday night — there was a house which, us are told, was more crowded than any of its pre- decessors. Remembering some of theiu one be inclined to say that that was hardly possible ; but certainly the Drill Hall had the appears, being packed at? full as ...

... lU.T_.MO CHINESE BOUNDARY. MLi-DER OF COMMISSIONERS. Fangoen, February 13. — Mr. Scott, cf the Burmo- Chinesa Bounder; Commission, wir. ■ on the 9th inst, that Dr. Kiddle and Mr. Sutherland, who were on duty on the Boundary Commission, have been murdered at Monglem, longitude 99deg., latitude ___._odcg. Mr. Litton, British Ccnsal at Szama, who wasft'tached to tbe Commission, was wounded, Mr. ...

... Many Uidi.-s sua gentlemen have by th or disused false Uvth, which might as Weil be turned into money. Messrs. R. I), ana J. B. Fraser, oi Prince.. Strict, Ipswich (established since 18-_), buy old false teeth. It you send your teeth lo them they will remit you hy return of poso tho utmost value ; or, if preferred, tbey will make .. the best ufier, and hold tba teeth o\_r iot v. reply. ...

... Mr. J, Jj. loole, wbo celebrated hi* seventieth birthday tbe it a«r day, is still at Brighton, where he spends mci: of the winter, bearing with infinite patience tbe disabilities of illhealttr Although unable to hold a sustained conversation, he follow ■ everything tbat happens wUh the keenest interest. He is np in tbe latest items of war news, and knows til that goes en ia ths theatrical ...

... CONTENTS OP THIS WEEK'S PAPER: SALES BY AUCTION. Messrs. J. & W. HEATUCOTB. Description. Place of Sale. Date 1900 Furniture The Mart Tbors, Feb 8 Business Premises, __ _, „ . „, Land, &o D .ffield Wed, Feb 21 Messrs. CUMBERLAND A SONS Fat Stock Cattle Market Tviead^j Store Stock Derby Every Frld ay Farm Stock Hilton Tburs. Feb 8 Furniture Upper Boundary R:ad Mm. Feb 12 Farm Stock Smalley ijon. ...

... A terror to the neighbourhood, an intolerable nuisance, and a brute, was the description given of a prisoner by a witness at the London County Sessions (Newington sittings) on Wednesday. The prisoner was Henry Jones, thirty-six, shoe maker, known as Jubilee Jones in consequence of the prominent action he took during the evictions in Borough Road at the time of the Diamond Jubilee ...

... 30 tears Ovir Average. Average. 130 J.. .January 3-74:n..105-n.1-70ba.. „ February 3 76in1*74in.2*02ia. It may be some consolation to those who have suujioJ from tba abundance of rain whicb has Ullen during the past two months to know tbat a, copious rainfall is much needed for deep rooted vegetation, also to rep'anish the springs. In this part ot Derbyshire oar yeaily average of ...

... better value and goes further than any other? Be- cause it consists only of the succulent spring growths imported direct and sold to retailers with- out intermediate profits, and every packet is full weight without the package. HonxiMA-i's Tea. Is guaranteed absolutely pure. Hob-timas's Tea. Ik the drink of Pleasure and of Health. Hobniman. s Tka. Is well known, and can be pur- chased in every ...

... The annual meeting of the Jleynell Hunt waa held at the St. James's Hotel, Derby, on Thurs-i day afternoon. In the absence of Lord Bagot,; Colonel Chandos Pole presided, and there wera; present i Jlessrs. Caldecott (Foston), Fort? (\IF.H.), F W. Peacock, G. D'Arcy. Clark, H. A. Clowes (Norbury Hall), Ar* Walkden, Aid. Waite, E. Canner, J. Goodall;' Frank i.ewton (secretary), G. Smith, Sutton ...