... SIR HEXRY BEMROSE, MP AVT) _ RITUALISM. ' * b.r Henry P.cmrse. MP., presided on Tuesday night over a well attended meetina held in ♦-_ Holloway Hall, Morth London, under ?h auspi« of the local branch of the Xational Prote staitt Church Lmon. The local and other der™ ™_. tered in -orce. and the proceedings throughout were most c : .ihus: ast ,c -In the course of hi s a ddre_ Srr Henry said that ...

... We re/ret to announce tbe death of Mr. Harry Blackwell which ocouried at Wirksworth on Wednesday morn n_. Mr. l.ogan, the sec e'ary of the Wirksworth Cric'se'. Club writes ■ He was only 23 years cd and bad teen coffering froae diabetes for a year.n 1 thro.- month-, and although be knew there was sma 1 hope f cm th: first, his splendid spirit by battling against it has kept bim alive. In ...

... THE MURDEROUS OUTRAGE IN SOUTH DERBYSHIRE 1 nomas lsaxter, collier, —anton. who was statlied in the reck late on Saturday night, when Mr. and Mrs. Leonard C. Snelson were the victims of a brutal assault, lies in a dangerous state. Dr. Hamil- ton (Swadlincote) was hastily, summoned, but had grave doubts of his patient's condition. At noon, Mr. H. R. Mansfield, J.P., Grangewood, Neihor- seal, ...

... ST. PETER'S CHURCH, DERBY THE RESTORATION SCHEME. I A meeling of tha Restoration Committee waa held in tbe Parochial Rooms on Mon lay wtek to consider whether the funds in haul' would jiitify tha committee in at onea prcceiding to complete ths re-building of the tower. Amongst those present were tbe Rev. J. E. Mat hews (vica-). Messrs. E. T. Ann aid R. B. Cfca _t«r_ (c^nrcbwirdccs), W. Lloyd ...

... The montlily meeting of this Council v.a_ held . on Tuesday evening last, presided over by Mr. J. C'alladir.e. There '.vere also pre.cut Messrs. 15. B. Gilbert, T. Spencer, M. Wilbraham, O. Beaton, G. Bsast-H, S. Johnson, F. Hail, J. Parker, J. Bown, V.. Shaw, W. W. Nelson (clerk), and E. Houfton (surveyor). Or, the report of the General Purpose. Com- mittee a long discussion took place on ...

... CHCP.CH OF ENGLAND TEMPERANCE j SOCIETY. ANN C A L MKET I N G. Tbe anniversary meeting of tke Deiby Auxiliary of the C.E.T.S. was beld in the Temperance Hall, on Monday evening, tbe Yen. Archdeacon Freer presiding. Theie wa3 a large attendance, the chairman being supported on the platform by the Bishop of Coventry (Dr. Knox), the Bishop of Der'iv the Rev. Canon Barker, Canon Hamilton, tho Revs ...

... AN INDUSTRIAL ROMANCE. (From the Daily News} I The stbry of khaki is one of the industrial ro- mances, of the century. It is worthy to rank with lhat of the Jacquard loom, the mercerising of cotton, or the invention of bleeching powder. It has never been told at length, and the time for doing so haa not yet come. But the follow- mg briel account will serve to show that, as in other ...

... Derby Corporation Tbamways. — Weekly traf- fic returns : Receipts for week ending Feb 17th 19C0. £237 13s. ; corresponding week 1&» £263 2s. 7d. ; decrease, £25 9s. 7d. Asked ey tha Daily Telegraph to give his opinion on whetler the use of tbe militia ballot would be justified, the Major of Derby replied :— No. In my opinio i the present sta.e of military power does not justify the D ...

... to allow so-called metal polishes which contain acid to he sold ; they are mostly made in Germany, the home of cheap and nasty .roods. Instead of polishing they cut the face of the metal away and eat it out. but don't in reality polish. Look at your neighbours' door plates, you can soon see those that are ruined by being cut by acid. They nmy look bright for a short time, but brightness is no' ...

... Ml*, t. DRAGE. M.P.. AND THE SOVTH W'Ult'AN QVESTION, SpeaAtng at n ?? cf tba 1 adywood Cottier- vatite AsiOOiairOn piesi.ie I ever by Mr. A. M. Ts Beck) r.t EirtuicstiKo, n Thitrf ?? cre-iirif, Mr. QeOffrej ?? MT.. »h« *».t> re.-t-.Ted with a ?? a^id tt a*, ill Tiew of Its ?? »a ...

... D-iKBY COUNTY POLICE COURT. a'riday.— Before R. Waite, A. B. Hamilton, and W. G. Copestake, Estjs. For not having a collar on his dog at Muggm- ton on the 14th inst., George Thomas White, Turner, of Mereriston, was fined 2s. 6d. and Bs. costs. He contended that the animal belonged to colanel Chandos Pole— Wm. Shding,- a la- bourer, of 35, Agard Street, Derby, who did not appear, and who had ...

... MB. JDRAGE T 9 NATIONAL DEFENCE SCHEME. THE speecK which Mr. Geoffrey Drage made , the Becket Ward Conservatives on Friday m.- ?? deserves the serious and careful attention of every, one who realises that the ?? needs of tli; British Empire have yet to be grappled with in , ftabsfactorv manner. The recently formuJ u .{ proposals of the Government ara admittedly ?? , temporary character; when ...