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... WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 1, 190. THE ' T LEGATIONS SAFE. ?? *The Ministers at Pekin, with' the exception, of course, of ?? ketteler, are safe, and Eurppe-' shocked three weeks ago by singularly circumstan- tial details of a horrible massacre, and counselled to believe the ghostly story to the exclusion of the repeated assurances to the contrary of high Chinese officials-will ttun with a deep sense of ...

... IThe T ransvaal War- IMPORTMN ES FInOI w ROBiA1RTj9. PRINSLOO SURRENDERS WITH 5,000 5sBOERS. h MACDONALD CAPTURES POSITIONS. x' From Lord Roberta to the Secretary of State g for War. 7 w Pretoria, 29th July, 5.45 p.m. r. Smith-Dormien reports from Bank Station the y release oi two officers and 33 men taken prisoners e by the Boers when they wrecked the train near n that place on the 19th inst. ...

... ,? -I-, ?? MiI liEesX eceivs 4 .th>°.e . telegran from its Shanghi corre~pond5it t .- --A atent baa, i:;r;4:>ei 'g3' &u~td^.cdorhldA dadJuly} 6.; We NereV ing notesistan e ' ut i . Tho tionx are itAll'st*itng, isrslldirig t*e*1ltit~5lh '5 also hold part of the city wafla. '-Th'Cpexe are shelling. us from.the citygwith-a. trea-an g~ Somle emaller- ontes are snipinlg irs., We may be amnihilated, ...

... I - DEBRBY BOA-t OF GUARDIANS. The usual weekly meeting of this Board was beld at the offices, Becket Street, on Tuesday afterroor. Mr. G. Botqomrly presided, and tbere were also present the Ret. H. BP RolEo and Mr. G; Dean ( n the vice-ohairs), Maedames Waters, Grzmn~ty, the .Reva. F. J. Adams, J. Birks, Messrs. W. george, L. Buli, H. J. Blount, A. Wilson, F. Hall, 0. Wealis, J. Nutt, 0. W. ...

... FIRE AT I S8RS. I[ANDYS1D3' WORKS.I SMART WORK BY THE LOCAL1FIRE BRIGAIDE; An outbreak of fire, which kept the local fire brigade busy for over four hours, occurred at Messrs. Handyside's Foundry, Duke Street, in the early hours of Saturday morning. Informa- tion was reweived at the fire station at 1.52 a.m., through the medium of the electric light station, and the reel was at once dispatched ...

... , , i- -? , , - . .. a- &R, -, -WOMIE, I a I ?? W. 'C j% T. Hue villn 1 tike avr the com. mand of the 45th Iegimental lbstrct at Derb on the 1st of January. Captain Pennell, V.C., of the Derbyshire Begs went, arrived in England from the front on Frilay last. ?? following was notified in Friday night' London Gazette : Line Battalions Tie baner. wood' Foresters (Derbyshire IRegiment)--Th, u ...

... ?? ?LI5ww ASTON-ON-'BllT. CONcIMT.--On Wednesday evening last a Con- vert wan given in the Schoolroom, to- a 1ful audience, although the weather was not at all favonrable. Every item was well received, but4 especially thofe rendered by Miss Wilson and Mr. It. J. Dioken. Special mention should, however, be made of the duologue by the Mimes Cartwright and T. S. Holden, which was capitally done ...

... DERI3Y TEMPERANCE SocrETY. I 64Tva ANNIVERSARY. * In connection with the 64th anniversary of thq e Derby Temperance Society a series of meetings - are being held. On Sunday 'several religieui ser- ii' vices were conducted. ' The ev'. B. J. (Mbbon, of 'Bloomabury Chapel, 'London, addressed' the Temn- x perance :Hall: PJ3.2,AC o and was accorded a heai:t n 'Teceptien ?? tlie. lar2ae number' ...

... I SENSATIONAL BURGLARIES AT BURTON- .O°N- TRBENT. . one A series of, daring burglaries-almost on a -ar his with some of the most startling exploitsi of tioei lled once faumous Charles ?? perpetrated dur-, idi- ing the early hours of P'riday at buiton-on-T'rent, cel and there Is every reason to believe they were: rclfo planned and carried out tunaided by one man, fnow ose Iloitunately in the ...

... | qqia1 FAtlliam-tt. I IIOUSE OF LORDS. FRIDAY. The Marquis of Salisbury, replying to tha Earl' of Kimberley, said he very much regretted to say . that the Uovernment had no news whatever from China. Certain items of nevs were current in London this afternoon, but confliniig 'himself to the question asked he could only say there was no. utews.:. HOUSE OF COMMONS. TUESDAY. Replying to a query ...

... The war funds have benefitted to the extent of £121 3s. by the proceeds of concerts in Derbyshire and Notts arranged by Mrs. Walter Sahnond (Longwood Hall! during December. The song so admirably sung by Mrs. Smyly at the Drill Hall Reservist Concert, for the widows of the Dublin Fusiliers, is new published by Messrs. Rossini, 281, Regent Strc-et, London, and it can be obtained of any music ...