... MA.U1IAGP OF CAPT. lVERNON MELLOR The wedding of Captain Vernon H. Mellor, Ord Bat~t. Derhysbire Regiment, and son of the Rev. Vernon Mdllor, vioar of Idridgebay, to Mies Patletoo Earle, eldest danghter of the late Mr.j-ir George Earle, 14th Regim.ent ard of Mire. Sinclair Thomeon,of Bowbrioge, took place on Thureday, at Mackwcrtb Church. Judging from the feetivo appearanco which the village ...

... According to a Parliamentary representative, Mr. Chamberlain intends to push the Small Houses Bill along. He has made arrangements for the stand- ing Committee on Law taking it into their con- sideration on Friday week. Thereafter it will sit o*i Mondays and Fridays till the Bill is through. The Daily News also states that Mr. Stuart Wortley is to taike the chair. The Committee in- cludes ...

... DEATH OF 8IR JOHN MILLAIS. Sir John Millais died at half-past five on Thursday evening. The Afsoning7 Post says: Barely sixmonths have elapsed since the death of Lord Leighton, and now we have to deplore the loss of his successor, Sir John Millais, who has also been taken from us in the pleni- tude of his artistio powers. His death, however, was by no means unexpeoted. At the time of his ...

... rHE PROHIBITIONISTS AND SOUTH DERBYSHIRE. It will ba remembered that a short time ago the Prohibitionist parly iesusd a statemanr announcing that if Mr. Haig'e candidature was persisted in for South Dortivi-'nire p. 6e end Libe-al Candidate would be forthcoming who would be the champion of the full Eibcral pro .ramme. We have no authority for saying that there is any connection between this ...

... | itDEATH OF KOSSUTH. I . . . - M. Louis Kosanth expired at five minutes to eleven on Tuesday night, his end being extremely painful. He showed some signs of consciousness up to the Iqst- At the close, besides some members of the patriot's family, several of his intimate friends were admitted to the room. He passed away in the arms of his son, and pressing the hand of M. Karolyi, the Hungarian ...

... of as BIRTH. ch On the 6th inst., at Tutbury, the wife of F. IV. Hose n- BROOKE, Esq., of a son. Id Onte5h A.RRIAGES. e On the 16th inst., at St. Mary's-gate Chapel, by the Rev. J. Stevenson, M.A., assisted by the Rev. H. Crass- weller, B.A., Mr. JOHN MOFFAT RITCHIE, of LiverpooL to ANNIE, daughter of Mr. WILLIAM ABELL, Elm Tree House, Uttoxeter-road, Derby. No cards. At Rocester, on the 15th ...

... UIRTH. d At St. Peter's Vicirage, on the 29th of November, the wife ofthe Rev. William [lope, of a daughter. MIAR RIAGES. y On Saturday, the 30th uwt., at St. Afkmuntd's Church, by hs Rev. E. H. Aboey, Mr. John Smith of Derby, to Sarah d Sophia, youngest daughter of tihe late Mr. John Snow, of d Southampton. s At Christ Church, Derby, on the 30th unt., by thle R, v. Mr. . Malcolm, curate, Mr. ...

... BIRTH. 10. On the 9th inst., at 120, Sloane-street, London, the wife of the Rev. GEO. E. F. MASiERS, incumbent of Ld J. Turnditch, Derby, of a son. MARRIAGES. naresd On the 7th February, at the Cathedral, Madras, by npaey the Ven. Archdcacon Dealtry, JOHN 1IERBERT LATHA3M, se~sed M.A., Fellow of Clare College, Cambridge, civil engineer, hat it and eldest son of the Rev. J. Latham, canon ...

... BIRTH. On the 24th inst., at Darley Abbey Parsonage, the Wife of Rev. FRANCIS INNES JosEs, incumbent of Darley Abbey, of a son. MARRIAGES. On Tuesday, the 27th inst., at All Saints' Church, Derby, by the Rev. C. H. Joberns, Mr. GEO. BRADFORD, eldest son of the late Mr. G. Bradford, Brethy Mill,. Burton-on-Trent, to JANE, the eldest daughter of Mr- JAS. PAtRriNs, Abbey-street, Derby. At the ...

... MARRIAGES. On the 12th inst., at All Saints' Church. Derby, by the Rev. E. W. Foley, MAr. Joseph Newbold, of Etwall, to Fanny. occly daughter of Mr. William Bond, Full-street. Derby. On Saturday last, at All Saints' Church, Derby, by the Rev. E. W. Foley, Air. Charles Porter, of Hopwell, to Miss Smitb, of Draycist. On the 6th Jan., at the Cathedral Church, Calcutta, by tiv Ven. Archdeacon ...

... BIRTH. At Hsowrah. near Calcutta, on the l8th December last, the wife of the Rev. William Spencer (chaplain), of a daughter. MARRIAGES. On the 1st inst., at St. Marylebone Church, London, by the Rev. J. P. Garrick, M.A., Rohert Gorton Coombe. Esq , of Burnham, Essex, to Harriet Elizabeth, younger and only surviving daughter of George Smith, Esq., the Hollies, Osmaston-road. At Heanor Church, ...

... BIRTHS. On the 16th inst., at Epperstone Manor, Mrs. W. L Huskinson, of a son. At Fountain-place, Burslem, on Sunday, the 26th inst., the wife of the Rev. S. Everafield, of a son. MARRIAGES. On the 20th inst., Mr. John Hopps, of Leeds, to Anne, daughter of Mr. John Miers, of Ashhorne. On the 8th inst., at St. James's-street Chapel, Nottingham, by the Rev. Win. Hood, uncle to the bride, Mr. ...