... - ?? n- On Monday the Rev. Canon Abney, late vicar Of St. il le Alkalund's and Rural Dean, wasp resented with an oil e Painting of hiinwself, exoeuted by blr. Arthur Cope. The Pel fund for the purchase of the prtrait bad been raised by de r. ?? r.pnblic subscription, to which large numbers were anxious tinl iii to subscribe, in proof of their aprciation of Ca..no P: Abney's long and useful ...

... I milialIg. 4,olldga *1 ?? Lord D4fferin has left Calcutta on his visit to I Burmabh.I Two arrests have been made in connection with the J murder of Prefect Barreme. . From Gibraltar it is reported by Reuter's Agency that several deaths fromn cholera have occurred at J Tarif a. A woman and three children bitten by a rabid dog at Odessa have been sent by public subscription to M. . Pasteur, in ...

... A public meeting in connection with the above associa- tiou was held in the Guildhall, Derb, on Saturday., The Mayor (Mr. Leoch) presided, and di er was a very good attendance, a large number of ladies being present, includitng the Hon. Mrs. De Montmnoroenoy and theI Mayoress. Amiongst the gentlemen wvere Sir Henry I Wilmot. Y.C., C.B. (president), Hon. F. Strutt, Mr. T.I W. Evans, Colt~el ...

... (S''idtAift Plust - ?? ?? W. ASHBORNE. Sob Rwrax SotttEE.-Or. Wednesday evening last the 8 ys t annual soire oif the. A~lhbrue Bife Volunteers ?? held in the Town Ball. Thecre was a lage gathering Fin Present, and the soiree was one of the inost enjoyable thhr and successful held bry the corps. Dancing Commenced to . about seven o'clock, and at ten O oelouk tea was served the in the bottom ...

... an- riteA PRmzE MEDAL has been awarded by the jury of theE INTERNATIONAL INVENTIONs EXHIBITION, London,c )ta- 1885, to the S3TANDARD MANUFACTURING COMPANY, Strand Arcade, Derby, for improvements in WRINGINGt and MANGLING MACNINES. nese DEIUIYSIIIE REOIMIENT,-Friday night's Gacettet thecontains the following:-3rd Battalion, the Sherwooda inp Foresters (Derbyshire Regiment).-Captain Williama ...

... ANOTHEliR GREAT SCHIOOLJ TLEA'T B9Y LORD DOlNINGTON. e een A school treat was given lest week, br the Right ta car Hnn. L~ord l)oningtou, to the children of his lordship' br Lec- selonis ant Nt~dlma, near Achby-de-la Zoecoh, to the niumber P b e- of some 100. 'The spuit obosen for the enterH .sjntent wasw b-the li~wn before the Manor Hlones. Trabis were laid o nily for the school children, ...

... GREATU LNSERVA'T1I VE MEE'TIN( AT BURTON, -- DISGRACEFUL R&DICAts ROW. the 'OttSaturday night a crowded ieleting was held in St.r .y to Gvrge's Hall, Burton-un-Trent, i's support of the candi- 1 ?? of Mr. Gerald Hairdy for the Button Division Of I takStaffordshire, the principal speakerbegteAtoe- have General Sir Richard Webs ?? Mr. S. C. AllsoppM. P., c Oalti presideci, end the hail was ...

... Mt 'd Pa. ?? p ALYASTON. NWESLrYA-q NEW CHAPEL AND SUNDAY SCnooLs. I -In connection wvith this object a lecture was de-.~ livered by the R1ev. Henry Jofford, in the Temperance B Hall. on Wednesday evening. Mr. T. G. Clayton 11 occupied the chair, and there was a very fair atten. J dance. The address was on Westminster Abbey ; tt and the lecturer traced the history of the Abbey from ft the ...

... .Ort) ftjultU{. put (From Cardeners' Xllyazine.) for CONSERVATORY AND GREENHOUSE. wei Annuals intended for the decoration of the conservatory sofI that have been raised from seed sown some time since froi must be pricked off into pots or boxes before they become trio so large as to soffer from overcrowvding. In some cases the the ecedlings maybe potted singly, but, generally speaking, the exp ...

... GREAT LOIALIST DEMONSTRATION IN LOND)ON. SPEECHES BY LORD SALISBURY AND t LORD HARTINGTON. ( The most imposing and significant political demon- IDi stration which has been seens in this country for Oh snarly years was held alt 11er Majesty's Theatre, v. Iondon, on Wednesday night un~der the aus- pioes of the Irish Loyal and Patriotic Union. ~, hatch widespread interest had been excited by the ...

... A'at4st Vqlvs. - I Tuesday, 4 p.m. f1ND DERBY BOROUGH SESSIONS. ws These sessions were held in the Gujidhall, Derby, ,ged this morning, before Mr. Tonman Mosley, acting on )r a behalf of Mr. J. C. Lawraince, Q.C., the Recorder. There ,son, was only one case for trial-that of Alfred Rickard and (23), labourer, who was indicted for stealing a mare, The value 141., th poetofH rySeheyatDerby, lave ...

... LI The laugh in the following is somewvhat against us, hut ewe print it as sufficiently clever to amuse good Con- nservatives. Says Truth :-The Tory fabrication that the ?? are offering the agricultural labourers lasd for d nothing in order to win them over to the Radical cause, has not even the charm of novelty, as Tories would know. if t only they would read the Bible insteadof abusingothers ...