... Simpson. solicitors : Messrs. Jessopp, Son, and Uurnaby. and Messrs. Simpson, Frear, and Simpson. BANKERS : T4m> Derbj and Derbyshire Hanking Company. BECUETaRY, pro TEM : Mr. Francis Johnson Jessopp. r pHE COMMITTEE, impressed with the great and A. increasing ...

... past one o'clock in the tuornimig, lie Stucceedled in finding the other PI main, natned Jones. On taking this watt to the police station Ot in Mantchester, a bill wits placed in his hatidsin which a full W description of both -prisoners were givels, and stating ...

... Woodward, t% Grove-street. N CoatatastSIOq SIGNED BV THSE LORD.LIEUTENANT OF TEE 01 COUNTY OP DERRBy.-First Reginsent of Derbyshire a Militia.--Ensignl William Jessopp, to be J,ieut., vice George tc Webb, resigned. [Thle above appointment is substituited ...

... circuit. On Friday morn- 'y ing his remains were removed from Leicester for interment 1 *r at his native place, Braistford, Derbyshire. The mournful )f procession of his irxmmediate relatives and- friends was accomn- w panied by many of his ministerial brethren ...

... sides by a dense crowd, a great portion of whota could s count nothing whtatever of' whrat was going on ittside the e t. Sir closure beyond anl occasional glimupse at the red ratd whit ship'saplumies of a staff officer as lite dashed gallantly across t .od ...

... his proceedings aroused the suspicions of a police-sergeant, by whom he was arrested, and conveyed to a neighbouring police- station, where he was for a short' time detained. From Mr. Bruce's statement it apipears that whoen first addressed by the po ...

... Hutton (No. 1), Ingleby, Arnoliffe, Conrwold, New Marake, Askrlgg, Loithouse, Carlton Mniott, Guisbro', Brotton, Upleatham, Castleton, Stokesley, and other places; by Mr. H. F. Beaumont, from Kilnhurat and ossett; by Ur. Akroyd, from North-parade Band of ...

... account runs thus This abstinent is one Martha Taylor, a youngs damsel, born of mean parentage, inhabiting not far from Derbyshire, who, receiving a blow on the back from a miller, became a prisoner to her bed for several days, which, being expired, she ...

... and orna- s mental articles from the managers, teachers, and scholars of oin the above named school. The presents were of Derbyshire 0Th spar, papier macho work, and electro-plated goods. Several 'og well-wishers, unconnected with the school, also presented ...

... Somercotes. on the 21st of August, was fined 21. 10s. and 11. 8s. costs. HA RTINGTON. A bazaar, in aid of the funds of tile 21st Derbyshire Rifle Volunteers, was held in the ?? School-room, on the 26th and 27th September. A. J. B. Beresford Hope, Esq., in a very ...

... Captain in 1838, when he retired on half pay; he is now an Adisiral oni the Reserved List. He is a Deputy-Lieutenmint for Derbyshire, and represented Alorpeth in the Liberal interest in the Parliament of 1835-37, and again from 1840 down to 1852. MIUCDFROUs ...

... if it is true that the Regis- tered Letter Bag bctween Dublin and Lon- don, containing, besides other remittance en- closures, the Dublin bankers' daily letters on their London houses, covering nearly £200,000 in drafts and securities, was lost in ...