... names were added to the list of sideamer, making a total of ?? Rev. R . Bey referred feel inply ti the lamented removal by death of two formler wardens, Mr. Wi.lan Booth and Air. G.CoraGeot, and alo to the loss to tlin town and lila many friends of Mr ...

... with the rest of the excursioniate, but, arrived at Chataworth about the same titn. The carriages took the road by Froggatt Edge, and Baslow was reached a little before one, with a clear sky. The park was entared by the private drive. At this tim t- iit ...

... ho- se of a peasant. But the Irish peasantry have a superstition that if the body of a man I who had met with an untimely death came into any of I their houses it was a bad omen, and home member of the I family of the house into which the body was taken ...

... (chairman), J. Truensan, J. Sisson, S. Richards, J. Goddard, E. True- man, A. B. Wood, C. Mitchell, A. Aldred, IV. Wade, W. Warner, Walter Tatham, and Mr. Sudbury.-Mr. Mitchell said he was sorry to object to the mode, as recorded in the minutes, in which Mr. ...

... members wvere of a similar ?? Medical Officer reported that during the year there hod been PI death; roppreteting 14'82 per thousand. Forty-two of the deaths were those of infants. Tioere had been 230 births, representing 27-45; the population at the present ...

... defendant interfered by striking and knocking hin, ?? was fined 25s, Including costs, or in default 14 ?? moony was paid. Wm. Mitchell. labourer, was ectared with being detumk aid nasaultiing Pollce-consetable Saddler, of the 17th fiest, He pleeded guilty ...

... neat ap- pearance of the garden. Box edging may now be safely transplanted, not separating it too small, or in planting. crowding the slips close together, leaving, at least, two inches of the green top above the edge of the walk. In making walks, nice ...

... CLAY CROSS. SUDDEN DEATH.- Quite a gloom has been cast over Clay Cross and neighbourhood by the sudden death of Mrs. Armstrong. wife of Mr. E. Armstrong, of the Crown Hotel, which took place at her residence on Monday morning. Death is supposed to have ...

... was burned to death in their house I in Granby Court about eleven months ago. The jury 1 were of opinion that the mother was blsineable fur neglect- ing her children and yielding to drinking habits, hut a] verdict of Accidental death was returned, ...

... LOWIlift gt?lus. AILVASTON. SUDDEN DEATH.-Mr. W. H. Whiston held an inquest at the Harrington Arms, Alvaston, on Tuesday last, touching the death of Alfred Palmer, a labourer at Derby Station. Deceased was 29 years of age, and had been ailing for some ...

... -And hospital requirements, as the hospitals of Garibaldi are the, p still very destitute. suran CAN Tnis Br. Tauz?Jobn Mitchell, one of the con-. fined Ivicted Irish rebel patriots .of '48, has left Richmond, his W( a adopted country, for France, it ...

... the Forman, &c., &c, pas SMISBY. eigi DEPLORABLE DEATH ovw A FABxEE. - The per death occurred on Tuesday night about nine age o~clock of Mr. Henry Davis, a farmer of Smisby, near Aol Asbby, who met his death by being run over aever the Boundary, on Saturday ...