... : D] BYS(IJRE QUARTER 0 k ZESS IONS - . lThL- sessions were held if.hte hC .sunty'.`iBi abl- Derby,. on Wednesday, - Tourn $Mosy, Ad., . piesi iiig. Amon, the othdi` magistrati prp ent were Sir-Henry Wilmot, V.C., . CB.Sir J.tG. N: Alkeyre, Sir AlfredHislasin,. the HGn. W. hI. Jervis, and J. SLia, J. H. Woolley, J. D. Wraggi J. fHall, C. 'E B. B.Bwles, 3. Canner, J. L. P. B ar- ber, A. B. ...

... T*HH first acr , f t ?? t ?? »'„_-.„ »£-. vote of congratulation to the p,;„ Wale* upon hi, recent provitfentiate 'T2 mat tbe « We county concurs. The short li «on which arose on the question f^ that, thin'; ec ' « J^f action, the ?? of the C« i, .^ f Pathetic Rather kte in the day ,t ™ t^ anthonties at York 1 J Jjfe ?? Us ' pance of this q ues;i on, nnd noWo^^tZ for assistance to the ...

... BURTON-ON-TRENT AS A COUNTY BOROUGH. On Tuesday Colonel W, R. Slack, RE., one of tbe Local Government Board Inspectors, held an enquiry at the Burton Town Hall concerning the application of the Corporation for Burton to be Constituted a county borough. Mr. Cripps, QC- Mr. Etherington Smith, and the Town Clerk (Mr, Whitehead) appeared for tha Corporation ; and Sir, G. A. Fitzgerald, barrister, ...

... DERBY BOROUGH POLICK COURJ Monday.— Before J. P. Doherty (in the ci - R. Jeffeison, tags. : Sarah Hodge, a married woman. « , a with being drunk and diaorderly in Saturday night. Prisoner strongly >. . charge, and said she had been molest, dninaen man. Fined 10s. and cum-, r - - . hard labour.— Joseph b-mitn, who said - - 1 from Burton-on-Trent, was charged with ing abroad and lodging in an ...

... Tha usual monthly meeting was held in tIK loard-roani on Tuesday night. Mr. G. Brown ireaided, and the others present were Messrs. 'arkin, MiUs. Ratcliffe, Allen, and the cisrk (Mr. 'lbe Chairman apologised ior the absence if the Bey. J. K. Smith.— 'i'lii estimated expendi- uro for the halt-year was £1,450. equal to a Yid. ate. lt was a fraction more than last year, extra expenses having been ...

... The A4LIGEDI MURD E -Is A WOUtHo}usm Od'Taneday, at, Mavohoger-wbeforw'tr ea dlum ?? Fewott, an attendant in the mimbeoile wardesiolthe..tle abetsr Union Work- lhousrat Cmumpeall; was cbarsed: with the wilfal muardfr of -Franols So 1sjte (07), 'oslo of the 1umatei.-Jame4 Tattersall, an Inmnate of tbehwotk-. house, repefatid the statament which' he flade iefore8 the Idroner. -he 'ws 'who- was ...

... SERIOUS CHARGE AGAINST A NO¶TW I I 1HAMM10i At ?? JL Sat Nottingam Quater S*o i da, :gfore the. Recorde. (the Hom'ri,. (hahx4os Loig Q-a.C, Joseph ir 032piL >rthand 'N ,p1 the best ktowu hiwnmcenissloned offil! inl WeI 'Robin Hood RifleX suyrnd~d to hiW'Fbail.. ~o --anmwr ia' iexlr of fuiawuly: ardind'ecently assaulting Hrre Tarletn, in a. ridland ailway carriage between Trent and Nottingham, ...

... | SERIOU.Sa' CHARGE AGAINST 'A NOTT ING- I .; I HAM MERCHANT, Ab the Guildhall, Nottinghaim, 'on Wednesday, W. Allen and A. Pyatt, Esqs., sat specially to. investigate charges preferred against Joseph Crew, described as a merehant, of 11, Lake Street, Not- tingham, of indecently assaulting Harriet TarIton, on - the 2nd of Novnembers 'i further, with . interfering with the comfort of the ...

... P r- + - g _ _ : TUE kiDAY, DEVs mBERS . I : Betfore His Honcur Judge:aSnyly, Q.C. Ten p's'ntiff, Harry Greatrmec, sought to recove1 from 3. DArw.on the sum (it 6k. Jo., the aumount Ct one quarter's rent from the 2bth of March, 19d0, to :'tbe'.2th Juoe.-Mr. C. D. Miller appeared for ?? appeared that the ADfindsnt was the tenant of cer a!n premises in Reartree Rload, but hs gave notios in ...

... :D1~W E. - I I _I ?? ?? ?? y -, TIhs Bsews'tr Sessions for the Peffy 8esse'al Division of Derby iwere held ait- the' County $A.. -Derby, on Tuesd.,y. --The Licensing -ComW mittee consisted 'of J. H. iascoyne (ehairma), B Waite, G.-Bottotnley, and W. Gi. Cojestake, Eeqs. THE. DEPUTY' fl EF C STABLES REPORT. . The De'pty Chief Constable (Mr. J. C. Aiiey). presented ?? ?? : During the past year ...

... I LIBEL, AMC'ON AGAISSST A CLERGYMAN. t tlie Liverpoolt cort of Passiag, on Friday, an action was lroutigt t)y William liefrly WXltout, postmaser and lucvtr sotter, agaiinst the ltev. John Waktford, Vicar of Ht. lariarwts, L varpao', t3 recover damagas for Lbel contarned ir a-u arsile in the St. Margaret's R:view. The plaintiff's case was that shortly after he went to reside near kt. ...

... TFJIE ATTACK ON TRME KAISER. THE ACT OF A MADWOMAN. Berlin, Sunday Night. Happily, Selma Scbnapitu, the impecunious pead-- lar oi sniall woollen guods and' tockings who hurled a hatchet at Kaiser Wilhelm in Breslau on Friday, is a half-witted woman, who cannot be said to have acted out of any premeditated desire of vengeance or murder, and, still more happily, his Majesty was not even ...