... r MIDLAND COtTiFS EJ I'rCT BANK, I X LIMTED. ANYU. B a1hSI4fG. The annual ordinary ge'neral ine'ting of the pro- : :rietors. of the Mlic.lana Counties District Bank, Limited, was' held at the, Masornce Hall, Gold- smith Street, Nottingbam,, on Tuesday. Mr. Thomas: HiE, J.P., (chairman of directors), pre- sided, and was supported by Sir W. A. Blaui$, Mr. Henry Geej Mr. Wmn. Goddard, and Mr. ...

... I - IDLTAND RAILWAY COMPANY. HALF-YEARLY MEETING. Tha half-yearly meeting of the shareholders of athe Midland Railway Company was held in the e Shareholders' Room at the Midland Railway Station, Derby, on Friday, Sir Ernest Paget,: cBart.,. chtirman, presiding. I i L moving the adoption of the report and fAcCouWis, the Chdirman referied to the 'New Mllls a ndd Heaton Mersey Railway. This ...

... DERBY GAS LIGHJT AND COKE COMPANY. 'the meemblers of the office staff were entertained to tea on Saturday last by Mr. Richard Fisher, the sercretary, who is retiring very shortly from the service of the company. After an exeellent repast at the New Bath Hotel, Matlock, provided in Host Clulow's best style, Mr. Fisher was asked to accept a (life-size) platinotype portrait of him- self, ...

... . MR. Raphael finds it veiy hard work M to underjine the popular belief that .trade is better under a Unionist than under a Radical Government, and in his Alvaston speech last Wednesday night he went back to the figures of from fifteen to thirty years back, in order to show b hat there was nio monopoly. Now, of course, no Unionist would be quite so silly as to saywhatMr.Raphaelimplies, namely, ...

... 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 ?? reply. If ?? ...

... 1 1 , , I -- , I I , I . . ll? t. . pH$ DERBY POULTRY FRUIT AND VEGETABLE ?? la.to is. d. perlb. Laeggs ?? . lse. to 16s. for-la. Fowls ?? s..B. 6i. to Bos. per couple. Poaos.. .Is. 2d. per Peek. ?? 4d. to Ed. pot lb. Rod ~~~2 bunches 14[ Tomatoes (foreign . Ed., per lb. Apples (dset) d. per lb. Graves Bs~* 8. Gd. Per lb. Oranges ?? to Is. per dos. Cauliflowers ?? 86. each ?? each. Onions. ...

... 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 ...

... . . Vxr4ts, FRIDAY. DERBY POULTRY FRUIT AND VEGETABLI Butter ?? is. 2d. per lb. 1ESgge ^ s for Is. Ducks . . -. . Se. Gd. to As. per couple, Fowls ?? 2. Chickens ?? 38s. to 3z ad Potatoes Ia. per peck. Tomatoes kreign . G Cd. Tomatoes (Ebglish). .. 8d. Apples ?? ld. to 3d. Grapes (foreign) . ?? Gd. Der lb. Grapes ?? is. W .5bd Filberts.d .. sa Oranges. id. and Id. each. Walnuts. 4d. per lb. ...

... Lxarh?tfio FRIDAY. DERBY FOO1LTRY. FRUIT, AND VEGETABLE MARKET. Butter ?? ?? . Is. to 18. id. per lb. Eggs ?? to 16s. for Is. Fowl ?? . . as. 6d. to 5s. per couple. Potates ?? Is. 2d. per peck. New potatoes. ?? 4d. to 6d. per lb. Radishes ?? 2 bunches Id. Tomatoes ?? Gd. per lb. ApplIs ?? 6d. per lb. Grapfes (English). ?? Ss. 6d. per lb. ?? 4d. to is. per dos. Cauliflowers ?? 3d. each Cabbage ...

... parhtIs. - i FRIDAY. - DERBY POULTRY FRUIT AND VEGETA3L8 Butter.. ?? le 4d. per lb. . ?? 7 for is. Turkes.l ld, to Is. 2d. per lb. .G(3eese . ?? l0d. to Is. per 4b- Ducks ?? 4s. to So. per couple. Fowls ?? 2a to 2o. Gd. : Chickeni 2. ed. to 4s. Od. . Potatoes ?? . per peck. Tomatoes(Eng) 8d. per lb. ?? 2d. to 3d. Grapes (For.) d. Grapes (Ellg.) 2s. Filberts. s. 8 Oranges 8d and 4d. per do. ...

... f . . I I . I 0 1 ab*ts. t, DIRBY CORN EBOKAHK3U. Wheat quiet. At full rates of letb week; spring corn unchooged. Wheat liht . *e*s--SIl tolsspar SI sitone Whs , ?? ?? .. ?? ast. ,, 1).. ey.gruttdfg .. . tldxr II. DlI 41511l iteau: (newi s ?? i i .. ?? _ 3ai3 II DlUiY HA AND STRAW MX&R. hJliIeileal) .. ?? 53.trs ?? .w). ?? tI 9)16 Clover(priaw) ?? 7T , S Ilk htat stga ?? ?? ?? *6,11 dli, Itoe ...

... LITTLEOVER ~A w ~ ?? ~7 -Po;, . ip ~prope~r time imletah nd OArt has -aalready been said by:us , many expressions of approval have- reached o s:on s of all i'ouditions in-the towns as well as in theccounty. still, it does -seehm neceseary to say it fewv wordss lin reference to the, interesting drama which wass enacted at the Deb br Counctl oiedioe5 day in last w ek k and else in reference to ...