... Buxton.-—The Noble Duke of Devonshire has given an order for his band to visit the Exhibition on the October. His Grace the Duke of Rutland left his shooting box Longshaw Tuesday week. The New All Saints' Parsonage —We have much pleasure in announcing, that the committee for the erection of this parsonage have received from his Grace the Duke of Devonshire, the very liberal donation of 501. in ...

... TWENTYFIGHTH ANNIVERSARy ' OF THE DERBYSHIRE GENTERAL INFIRMARY TO1URSDAY, 19th Octcber, 1837. PRESIDENT, THE HON. G. H. CAVENDISH, ALP. HIE 'IWENTY-EIGHsTIT ANNRIVERSARY of this 1' 1nsition will be held at ALL SAINT'vS CesuRil UttY , on THURSDAY, the 19th of October next. The G;overnors and Friends of the Establishmneut will ,teet at half-past 10 o'clock in thle mortniig, at the Towsn ljBall, ...

... Tv'ENTY NINTH U ANNIVERSARY or THJF DEBUBY81I1RE CGENERAL INFIR-1MARY ,.lu~rifd-aY, 18th October, 1838. WRES iDENrT, SIt FItANCIS BURDETI , BA1LT., M.P. r) l ?? of thisinstitution 1be eld at ALL SAIN8 CHlltCltI, VF.HBRV, 'rW y HUft2JDAY, the 18th ot October. Fand riends of the Establishment will aldl-ps~ 10 o'clock in the morning at the Town P~ a ~eeS from thence to All Sairits Church, where , ...

... VALUABLE HOUSE AND LAND, AT IRETON WOOD. In the parish of Kirk Ireton, in the County of Derby. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION. BY Mr. MARSDEN, At the House of Mr. Bunting, the Swan Inn. Ideridgebay, in the said county, on WEDNESDAY, the 15th day of March next, at Three o’clock in the Afternoon, in the following Lots, and subject to sneb conditions of Sale as will be then produced ; Lot 1. ALL that ...

... LAYING THE FOUNDATION STONE. For some time past it has been within the knowledge of our readers that the wotshippers at Sacheverel-street Chapel had determined upon the erection of a new, and more commodious chapel, than the one in which their services are now conducted. Trie projecl of course originated in the ranks of the regular attendants at the chapel, and it was no sooner launched than ...

... DERBYSHIRE MICHAELMAS SESSIONS, V TUESDAY, OCTO0Ea 17. artd ted 14~~~AGIS~TRATES: P ed John Balguy, Esq. Chatra JapioiotyEq Q Lord Waterpal Win. Alundy, Esq. The f-Ion. G. H.Cveds H . N. Hurt, Esq. Sir H. Fitz Herbert, Bart. IF. G. Goodwin, Esq. P. Gell, Esq, E.SrtEq __ F. Hurt, Esq. ,V.S rJ.okte, EEsq.A J. B. Crornpton, Esq. Charles Clarke, Esq, ly Robert A rkwright, Esq. E. M, Alundy, Esq.be ...

... BY BREAREY ANDSON. HOUNDHILL, ANExtensive Sale ofEEXCELLENT FURNITURE, £3N Thna, Glass. Linen. Silver anid Plated Articles, y Library of Books, Guns, WVines, Brewing Vessels, and o numerous other Artcles; handsome Char1iot, two fine toned Piano Fortes, about two Tons of excellent Cheese in lots, Bacon, &e. &C.; TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, A By BREAREY & SON, Upon he Pemise at oundhll, ear Utoxeer, ...

... WEDNESDAI, NOVEmBER 29, 1863. # When the news of the bombardment of Kagosima7 in Japan, first reached this country, we ventured an opinion that if commercial treaties with foreign nations were to be forced upon an unwilling people, at such a sacrifice of blood and treasure as the destruction Of that city involved, Free Trade in those Oriental regions is not worth the price it costs. The views ...

... At the Fab* of John Linn, E«q., Wiehnor. Particulars a future Paper. AT MEETING of the LOCAL BOARD of HEALTH of the BOROUGH of DERBY, held at the Gdildhall, in the nid Borough, on Monday, the 10th day of November, 1851; JOHN DONNICLIFF. Eaq., Mayor, In the Chair; It wa* Resolved, That the Ahetract or Summary now read by the Clerk, of the proceeding* of the Local Board of Health, ftom the ...