... non-union enginemcu, these men had to leave their situations. BAZAAR AT CASTLETON. On Monday bazaar in aid the building fund was held in the new W esleyan School Castle ton. Derbyshire. The object was to raise sum at least of £150 in order to meet the conditions ...

... got an easy victory over Derbyshire Glosaop, as. though the last-named batted well, they could not equal the figures of their opponents, and were beaten innings and 20 runs, Leicestershire 541 for 4 wickets, declared; Derbyshire, and 251. The Yorkshire ...

... , Mugginton. Tb» Old Hafl, and Derby. Mr. Darner's String Band from Braaaington supplied (be mtuic. and all too soon the closure came with the universal vrdict, thoroughly enjoyable evening.'' **• Mr. O. H BtraU.J P.. at the BOOUII7 ■ratif the B«]per ...

... the late Mr John Toplis, for many years proprietor of the Derbyshire Courier. He is on the staff of the Yorkshire Post. Exploration of the Peak Cavern The exploration of the caverns of Castleton is being continned, and last Saturday a visit was daid by ...

... the frames are soldid Walnut. All Chairs cantered and richly upholstered in Green and Old Gold Genoa Velvet. CROWNED. How Derbyshire Will Celebrate. EYRE AND SONS , LTD., FOR BEDROOM SUITES. ASHFORD. PRINCESS BEDROOM SUITE. consisting of Bft. Wardrobe, ...

... GLEANINGS THE PEAK AND WEST DERBYSHIRE. Let us now go into the fields and glean. Matlock, Croinford, Darley Dale, Winster and District. Matlock Urban District Council, with only ona absentee, was remarkably unanimous at the. annual meeting Monday in ...

... with Pc Fox Pc Bancroft said arrest flic pair whilst doing both struck and kicked him had Pc male prisoner latter the police station fish barrow male prisoner fined 5s first offence month’s labour fined 5s on each count From Coronation to Coronation For ...

... NOTES ON OUT-DOOR SPORTS. Derbyshire's brilliant victory over Warwickshire ast week has given the greatest satisfaction to supporter of the club, and tli9 unusually handsome margin which the success was gained las surprised and astonished the cricket ...

... farmers could not produce them. (Hear, m u). . hear). CHAPEL LEADS THE WAY. Mr T. C. Toler read an exhaustive paper. The Derbyshire County Council sent a on remounts for the Army in relation to statement of an analysis of 35 samples of British agnoulture ...

... to the e rphanage on the tollowing Although many people in Derbyshire knew that :he military authorities were making orraugem ents to secure a large tract of country i n N oe t:.• Derbyshire for the purpose of a I training ground for troops, few persons ...

... sure of the name. D-o-d-d- THE MILITARY CAMP AT CASTLETON. Mr Swan, engineer and surveyor, has been during this week in making arrangement* for providing a water sunply for the coming military camp at Castleton. Water going to drawn by a powerful motor pump ...

... ending to a bright and happy life. Many Derbyshire members of the Soldiers' and Sailors' Help Society may be interested to know that Eady Llangattock, assisted by Mrs W. Salmond (hon. county secretary for Derbyshire), will give a grand matinee concert and ...