... father before* hto, was educated Derby School. He rerideokt Duffield and leaves a widow and two bods mourn hia lose. THE REPRESENTATION OF WEST DERBYSHIRE. It Amans from Emanating from Matlock, that, smarting under their previous unsuccessful attempts to ...

... CLERGY DISSATISFIED. BISHOP OF SOUTHWELL AND THE MAN-POWER ACT. fc •Tho Bishop Southwell, presiding over the annual meeting of the Derbyshire Church Extern sion Society Derby, this (Tuesday) afternoon, defined his attitude on the question of the clergy ...

... in the choice of a Representative for the Imperial Parliament, I have the honour to offer myself as candidate for the representation your Division, and I am glad to do so under ihe present conditions, as I have always believed that would be. the advantage ...

... reports of all their meetings show. The responsible leaden of the Labour party insist on intelligent people using a vote in constitutional manner. If people have not the sense to nse the vote properly, no hope can be expected from Revolution suggested Sir ...

... effective must be carried out those directly concerned—the Employers and the Employed acting in amiable conjunction organisation;* where equality of representation and respond bility must always One of the fundamental points which the very near future ...

... Apart from the Corrupt Practice* Act the electors aro too numerous to supplied with free .beer nowadays. This barracks relic the dark ages, and the marvel that it should have survived until a great war and a people's army have shown its absurdity. Our ...

... are in the habit of using the tub s, and do net even object to workmen's trains. The decision not collect luggage Easter will act as a useful deterrent against holiday travelling, and other difficulties are also oonsid.rately pointed out. The intention is ...

... '-that however small and weak the people might be they would know that their cause were just there wa* behind them the united strength federated civilisation, and that any nation, however powerful, which entered upon any act of aggression would alone against ...

... the Allied Governments are taking notice of these spiteful acts of destruction, which proclaim the true inwardness German brutality and their absolute unfitness entrusted with the control peoples whom they entertain the smallest ill-will. When Canibrai ...

... main thing that counts. It looks very much as though Germany, with her habitual inability to diagnose the moral souse free peoples, had entered into these peace negotiations with the idea that she was dealing with the equivalent of nation of serfs, to whom ...

... Labour members on these committees, there were over 2,000 such committees, and their representation not what ought be. However, they all came away determined to act locally as advised, and Derby they were now moving fairly well. Tho Mayor Derby was working ...

... statesmen a realisation the danger that threatens their autocratic form governmcni. with, all the perils involves to free peoples. a sense they arc doubt wiser now than they were that Sunday evening duly that preceded the launching their grand offensive—an ...