... FIRE AT I S8RS. I[ANDYS1D3' WORKS.I SMART WORK BY THE LOCAL1FIRE BRIGAIDE; An outbreak of fire, which kept the local fire brigade busy for over four hours, occurred at Messrs. Handyside's Foundry, Duke Street, in the early hours of Saturday morning. Informa- tion was reweived at the fire station at 1.52 a.m., through the medium of the electric light station, and the reel was at once dispatched ...

... , , i- -? , , - . .. a- &R, -, -WOMIE, I a I ?? W. 'C j% T. Hue villn 1 tike avr the com. mand of the 45th Iegimental lbstrct at Derb on the 1st of January. Captain Pennell, V.C., of the Derbyshire Begs went, arrived in England from the front on Frilay last. ?? following was notified in Friday night' London Gazette : Line Battalions Tie baner. wood' Foresters (Derbyshire IRegiment)--Th, u ...

... ?? ?LI5ww ASTON-ON-'BllT. CONcIMT.--On Wednesday evening last a Con- vert wan given in the Schoolroom, to- a 1ful audience, although the weather was not at all favonrable. Every item was well received, but4 especially thofe rendered by Miss Wilson and Mr. It. J. Dioken. Special mention should, however, be made of the duologue by the Mimes Cartwright and T. S. Holden, which was capitally done ...

... DERI3Y TEMPERANCE SocrETY. I 64Tva ANNIVERSARY. * In connection with the 64th anniversary of thq e Derby Temperance Society a series of meetings - are being held. On Sunday 'several religieui ser- ii' vices were conducted. ' The ev'. B. J. (Mbbon, of 'Bloomabury Chapel, 'London, addressed' the Temn- x perance :Hall: PJ3.2,AC o and was accorded a heai:t n 'Teceptien ?? tlie. lar2ae number' ...

... MEET OS «Col. Chak-dos Bole's Hounds.— These_ hounds met by invitation at Foremark Hall on Wednesaay, where a luncheon was given. The big wood was the spot selected for a draw, but this proving unsuccessful Repton Shrubs formed the happy hunting ground. There was a large • attendance at tie meet, including Colonel anil Airs. : Chandos Pole and party, Miss Al. Burdett, Alessrs. • W. and H. ...

... Of all the romances in real life the strange ad- Trecentlv 17T? h^ ° f Maida Vale * Lu ndua (recently published in the Weekly Dispatch), ■Ms. h \? l , c t ed on record among the most remark- able, tighteeu years of age, most prepossessino- life' I ' vn'?f*f T d WUl i W 1 hrig^t^ Prospects iS flu'sas fh ss C 'l ,ar otte Bellamy has nevertheless found herself situated in a most serious ...

... WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 29, 1900. = - - - - - 'alQl&-fj9 N OW that the relief of the Legations has been achieved the Powers appear to be in search of some solu- tion of the newE problems which now face them. The process is very much like that of groping in the dark, for the Empress has fled into the interior, the Emperor is no one knows where, and there is no Chinese Government to deal with. To ...

... I r HE keynote of. the greats speech which Lord T Salisbuiy delivered to the Primrose League on Wednesday was the obligation which devolves upon every able-bodied citizen to defend the Em- pire, and the urgent necessity which exists at the present moment for each to prepare himself for the task. The moment is opportune for the appeal, and:we are glad, that it has come at last from the chief ...

... April 25th, 1900. On Monday last the first State trial ever held hi the Cape Colony was concluded when 36 typical toers were convicted of high treason and sentenced so various terms of imprisonment w ith hard labour in accordance with their ages rather than their deserts. The learned judge, who presided at the sessions, is a man beloved for his uprighteousness and renowned for his invariable ...

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... I LORD B arj~HE CHo&uTERFt S ?? .Unionist, OWNF ,~.Ofl Ouw' MesrsA iS 9xton, 1rge (Godfrey C1 l ...

... S4~ CONFEIUNCE e a E; M. Evanes, W. Smith, J. T. Bell, i aidjj F d .ter (ikesto ?? J Adams ((Xotrn h ) oR- 'C ~ay(l'tanev~ W.Blurion -(Kirk Rla) ,j te n tll a ?? . tand W: T2 S rat~di (Halika Fields) ( ulel d L sse AII C, Mltlw J. F! Walesr,, d ~ aEunlrx,1. Canner, JP. (Stanley), ers . t ?? waabi, and W. A yWJ Y (Siintdheeer-'--e Chaiiranr at tise. '(mall' is .pressed. bis- deiep seuse of the ...