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... 'The Courier publishes the following:-[ TO TIHE KRITOR OF T1ea DERBDYSHIRE COURIER. Dear Sir-As a native of Chesterfield I sometimes take a look into your respectable paper, the Derbyshire Courier, to see bow it fares with the old town, and I observe in your paper of the week before last an article on the crooked spire of Chesterfield Church, and of the probability of its being polled downv ...
... years of of her Majesty Queen Victoria, entitled An Act for Regulating Mea- Mires used in Sales Gas, the Town » , , Council of the City and Borough of Herebe h 11 give notice tbat a COUNCIL M EETING wi 1 , tne Council Chamber, in the Guildhall day t v City aud Borough, on Wednesday, the Ninth 3Mbeb next, the hour'of Twelve o'clock that day ; at which Meeting the Town Council imTtl* nto ...
... required.—Addruss, 93, Daily post APPOINTMENT Desired by yoong ...
... of the Bank is available at more than 2,000 branches at home and is condu ...
... S PP yesterday contain rumours of q modification of the Ministry ; that even the ft '^fth P ernme will be changed, and that the Presiw%n declared Emperor.—The Cross ...
... On Monday, the Deputy-Coroner (Mr. A. Browne) held an inquest at the Newcastle Arms Inn, Old Basford, concerning the death of William Sharpe, aged 48 years, a collier, who leapt down the Newcastle pit on Saturday, and died from the effects of the fall. Before taking evidence the coroner and jury viewed the body of the deceased, which was lying in a shed at the pit's head. An inspection was ...
... the new home free of debt, the Mercers' Company has sent donation of 50gs., and the Haberdash ...
... THE EDUCATION BILL. A meeting of the Worcestershire Chamber A,'r;e. u )ture, for the purpose of discussing the provisions of the Education Bill, was hold the Crown Hotel Saturday afberno m, there being present- Mr. H. C. Gardner (chairman), Mr. W. S. Lane (vice-chairman), the Rev. C. l'oyniz Sanderson, and Messrs. E. P. Leacock, A. Dudley Clarke, J. Twinberrow, R. Paxkee, Doolittle, Dorrell, S ...
... HINES. - WnErSDAr EVENING. The mining market was inanimate to-day, but 3 recovery of 31. 10s. took place in Great Vor shares. Prices were quoted as ?? Moor, 41 to 5; Clifford Amalgamated, 61 to 7 East Basset, 12 to 13 ; East Caradon, 56 to .i; East W*heal Grenville, 1 1 to 2 ; Great Laxoy, 21 to 22; Great Wheal Vor, 16 to 18 North Tres- kcrby, 21 to R; Prince of Wales, 4s. to 5s.; Tin- croft, ...
... STAFFORD.SHIIRE. ; fle-- te.o half AFFRAY V. ITH POACHERS AT TRENTIIANI.t / 11 e , i ad- of Monday. three gamekeepers to the Duke of Suti id ring prised a gang of poachers, nitmberi!pg zibout a d: zre in .e- c!r- on tile Trentham estate. WYlce- di-corered. tlhe p ?? eltig set too rabbit nets, and were beating up wi!h tl.a- a. unas, n couple of dogs. T1he keepers 5prsng up, n the rI;_ ma- gang ...
... i THE AssizEs.-The business of the assizes was cow es on Monday. Mr. Baron Martin, in charging the Gra I CA e, made a touching allusion to the death o. the Pr LrV n the intelligence of the mournful event havin re °nhoe rstown on the previous day. In the course of thell thi Viscount Ingestre, the foreman, returned into cour' re true bill, and, addresing the learned Judge, expre, e ilth a xc ...
... A WOMAN'S VENGEANCE; or, THE LIFE OF AN ACTRESS. By the Authoress of Mina the Decoy, &c., &c. CHAPTER XXXIV. TWO KEYS â ANNETTE IS DISTURBED â BY GEORGE HOWARD'S BEDSIDE â RAVING â RALPH BURDON â TRUTH WILL OUT â ANOTHER NAME SPOKEN SPOKEN. Indeed! One person, perhaps, I should say; it has been the same over and over again, all through the nightâthere he goes again! ...