... er I - Ie Derbyshire Easter Sessions, IC I TXA -.. _ __ Beforet CIEsrTEttFtLD, on Wednesday and Thursday, ditit Arl4th and 5th, best Beorste Rightl lon. LORD) VEHIOAO, (Chairman,) II And the following Alp4istratqs: !t Sir George Sitwoell, Bart. Ed~nun4_i ...

... DERBYSJI7RE EASTER SESSIONrS. The business of these Sessions commenced at Chesterfield, on Tuesday, April 8, before the following Magistrates:- PBIUIP GELL, Esq., Chairman. !- SirGeorge Sitwell, Bart. J E. G. Maynard, Esq. eJolaJCebbot, Esq. Joul Radford ...

... I ,DRBBYSHIRE EASTER SESSIONS. ., LEIJ> AT CHESTEFIELD.] WEDNESDAY, APRIL 7. -Before JonN BA.Ory, Esq., Chairman, and other Magistrates.] The Court opened at ten o'clock. After the coroners and high constables had answered to their names, the Clerk of ...

... DERBY EASTER SESSIONS, 01 The Easter Sessions for this Borough were held on ai Mlonday, in the Gusildlsall, Derby, before JoHN BALOIJY, it Esq., Recorder. S Tilse Court was opened with the usual formality. '1'lie Grand Jury (of which JouN Bnonii.Ey, Eag ...

... his Darley cc Dale, prisoner put tics coves into a field ascci voitesces Ic then sent for a constasble, On rice arrival of rise con- stable, prisoner said tise rowe belong;ed to Mir. Briggs ofh Thurlston, aind that his owvn name was Isaac Hindes. Iliea ...

... fhia sessions. Tite weekly cost of i1: tttcintestmsor Itaid beeti de~ 3d. per fiead, bring above Ott, per c liend orie thirk rise cost Iin the correspontditig quarter of' last C 'icon. Trice sumk oif 1991. 9ie. 4Id. was due from the Corporation ft us' Dierbs ...

... 1884 Bonds of tbe latter each showing a rise of one. Spanish are also a trifle better. Home rails have been a strong market, the weekly traffic returns con- tinuing very satisfactory. Sheffield Preferred show a rise of two at 130 to 132. Midlands at 140J ...

... quarrelling, and some time before the Bad occur- se herence be had been bound over to keep the peace se- towards her. Upon Easter Monday, the 18th of April he og in the present year, they ceased to live together, and w ir- his wife went to live with her ...

... - the jury returned a verdict accordingly. MONEY MARKET J.-E .?T. Notwithstanding the break in the ac count, caused by the Easter holidays, markets goner lvy have been very firm, and in the case of railways qui;c buoyant, and Consols continue to beat all ...

... did not conclude until the Court was about to rise. i The Lonn CHANcitiiLbu said hewould endeavour todischarge t his duty in this case tomorrow morning. )f | WEDNESDAY, MAY 5. This being the first day of Easter Term, the early part of the morning was occupied ...

... W~ood I 10001. in consideration of their lOHE in a contract l.f work at thte gaol in consequence of the greait and sudiden rise itt D 9labour nntd material. T1he estimated lees to Messrs. Wood a, a was 2,8501. This after a disenssion was agreed to with ...

... had before him on Monday tbe Local Government Provisional Orders (No. 5) Bill, wbioh was brought in before tbe rising of the House for the Easter holidays. Its purpose ia to confirm a number of provisional orders, amengst whioh is the order to enable the ...