... . IARRAIGES. IfOTTO5MLEY-PAE:EmAN On thh 19th inst., at Chellauton, by the Rey. T. J. Jones, B.A., ot Ticknall, assisted by the Rev. L. J. Price, vicar of Chellaston, George Ernest Bottomley, only son of Alderman George Bottomley, J.P., to Ethel Pakeman, third daughter of John Pake. man, Esq., J.P., The Grange, Chellaston. 2914 DEATHS BASs-On July 11, Mary Ann Bass, at Belgrave, Leicester, ...

... THE LATE MB. A. RICHARDSON COX. Some time ago the death was recorded, through accidental drowning, of Mr. Alfred Riebudm Cox, son of Mr. Robert Hankinsou Cox, late of Mill Hill, Derby, and grandson of the late Rev. ,Richardson Cox, of Tickenhall, in this county. The following is an extract fronn the Rangitikei Ad- vocate, Marton, New Zealand, October 1, 1900: As your correspondent I llavo ...

... CONGRATULATIONS TO MR. LIONEL GISBORNT). A meeting was held by the King s Mead Ward Conservative Committee on Wednesday evening at the Dove Inn, William Street, Councillor Rnome in the chair. Among those present were Messrs. Humphries, Bambridge, Evans, Gibson, Fletcher, Parker, Shires, Arnold, Kerry, Frith, sen., Frith, jun., Greatorex, Riley, Bailey, and Wrn. West- moreland (ward secretary). ...

... DEITH OF PROFESSOR J, ANDERSON. Dr. John Anderson, M.D., LL D,, F.11.F,, &o,, the distinguished zoologist, of 71, Harr ngton Gardsns, London, died on Wednesday at BuxLon, after a few hours' illness, at the age of 66. Son of the late Thomas Anderson, banker, of Edinburgh, and secretary to the National Bank of Scotland, he was born in Edinburgh, and was educated at the George Square Academy, the ...

... MARRIAGE OF MAJOR WATERHOUSE AND MISS E. S. JOHNSON. On Wednesday afternoon at St,. George's, Hanover Squiae, W., the marriage took place of Ailajor George Waterhouve (late 12th Bengal Ca- vahy, and l-hampshire Yeomanry), of Oak Lodge, Eltham, Kent, and brother of Major-General Waterhouse, Aho acted as best man, and Miss Emily Shield Johnson, daughter of Mr. Samuel Waite Johnson, C.E. (of the ...

... law This (Tuesday) morning a p'etty wedding took - place at St. Andrew's Church;'`Derby, the con- tracting parties being Mr. Htugo Chadfield, of Highgate, London, acting secretary to the Incor- porated Society of Musicians, second son of Mr. Edward Chadfield, Aberdare Gardens,West Hamp- stead, and Miss Gallop, only daughter of Mr. Joseph Gallop, of Derby. The service was con- ducted by the Rev ...

... MIARIA.GE OF 2-MSS, JANET BRAILSFORD, OF PARK NOOK. On Tuesday afternoon the Parish Church at Quarnidon- was .thronged with relatives, friends, Cand ell,.wisers. ot4iss.Janet BrailsfQxd, fourth daughter of Mr. and Mrs. ItenryBrailsford, of Park N 6ook, near Derby;, on -the occasion of her marriage with Mr. Ceorge'Edward Beaven, of Tet- bury, in the parish of Shipton-Moyne, Gloucester- shire. ...

... IS MARRIAGE OF MR. F. J. R. JEPESON AND )f MISS N. EDWARD. ,e The wedding took place at St. Werburgh's le Church on Wednesday of Mr. Frederick J. 11. 0 Jephson, son of Mir. Jephson, Victoria Villa, s- Uttuxeter Road, and grandson of the late Council- e lor John HEolme, to Aliss Nellie Edward, daughter , of the late Mr. Joseph Edward. The officiating If clergyman was the Rcv. FCrris Utterson, ...

... thle masri r ''jo le wa4d ~be~iv Charles. Miallpel. youigest 6on. of tise 'ate M, ;8tpben fowevl4fftW k -lidj flfret de Vltamej ?? dabter f MI.' afiaglo'lglkt,: ot' Yokeoliffl. WAtkbwlthb .T!e Rev. T. I ' Joasu,:a tZ Tidnttaill. Qomlat4d, iaeRt4e4. by tbo vicar otf Wikfiswoth' (the tev. W.. . il rb t, rnl ea). The church Wd been most ialtioally dwesrated-wlth paltris1iLe.0. &c.. and the ...

... DEATH OF SIMS BEEVES. I Mr. Sims Reeves, the famous tenor, who took up s his residence at Worthing, Sussex, a few weeks ago, died on Thursday eyenmin. He had been lightly' ?? for some little time, but medical gaid was not sought until Tuesday, when Dr.,Ben- Id nett .Bailey, who was called in, recognised the gravity of the case. The great singer passed away id ni his sleep at half-past six. [ ...

... DiX-CLERGYMiAN'S BIGAMOUS MAI~RIAGk. A Nebraska ?? correspondent sends the following by the last mail: Blair, Nebraska, Oet& 13.--Judge Baiter to-day-imposed a sentence -of four years upon RowI d P. Hills, the English ei-clergyman, convicted of bigamy.' Whei-asked if he had anything to say why. sentence should not be imposed, Mr. ills said that in hisown mind he waanot guilty of the charge of ...

... MARRIAGE OF CAPTAIN GERMAN. The prettiest wedding which has been seen in the district for some time took place at Holy Trinity Church, Asheby-de-la-Zouch, on Wedne,- day, the contracting parties being Miss Nina Jes- son, eldest daugh'ter of Mr. Thomtas Jesson, Hill House, *Ashby, of the firm of Fisher, Jesson, and Wilkins, solicitors, and Captain George German, eldest son of Mr. -John German, ...