X~itis, arraxvtxg, & Statis. BIRTHS. ]UEwES-On the 17th inst., at Ashby-de-la-Zouch, Mrs. W. P. Dewes, of a dauIghter. FLETCHER-On the 19th iust., at Alvaston, Derbyshire, the wife of Mr. George Fletcher, jun., of a daughter. MARRIAGES. BExNETT-AT.LESTiEE-On Sept. 27th, at the Pa

and A special meeting of the Derby Local Board of Health tioni autd Town Council was field onl Wednesday afternoon in thle doo Guildhall. under the presidency of the Mlayor (S. W. Cox, nioi Esq.) Tbere wert) also present Messrs. Alderimen Barber, bell -Gamble, Banials Loingdon,

lrtizgyn bjnteIvilence. pli- aste rife vill ers atil be I hat the ces vill Oin ant Dln- the aly or- ble fat th- 'ho sk- 5x- )01. c-h-t for ?eli tIr. pal nd oed we tic- ?ry the thle ;hi- ted lad ley 3alt the the *at trd led tee ing the ,rd, mrl em 9M & uis- r a the lue ick in .ht

VERY ODD FELLOWSHIP IN CHESTER- FIELD. I FIELD. I dii A paragraph in another part of this impression WI gives some interesting statistical items respecting Ti "Odd Fellowship" in Derbyshire. It appears that Al to in this county there are 123 lodges, of which Ches- fo terfield mon

ALTMUATION 01' TRAiNS, NOVEMBBE, 1870. New Route between Manchestor and Leed8.-A new ser- vice of fast trains has been1 ostatblished between Manchester and Leeds (via Barusley) in connection at Normauton with trains to and from York, Scarboro, Newcastle, and the North Eastern sy

,. _ 1 - ?? The 18th annual exhibition of canaries and other cage ht birds, took place on Saturday and Monday last, in the bc Athenneum-room. There was a good collection of birds, a and the show met with a fair amount of patronage. Mr. F. pi Sale had been announced to exhibit, n

_istrift AdRs ALVASTON. TEmrEkAAcE SOCIETY.-On Wednesday evening last, an excellent lecture was delivered by) Mr. Mart, of Derby, in the Wesleyan School-room, in connection with the Wes- leyan Temperance Society and Band of Hope. The chair was occupied by Mr. "William Smith, who

- - ?? -- - -- - BESWICK AND SMITH, SOLICIT an INSPECTION of their STOCK of NEW GOODS for the AUTUMN| FOR DRESSES, WOOLLEN REPS, SATIN CLOTHS, WINSEYS, FRENCH MERINOS, &c A great variety of made up Skirts. E WATERPROOF TWEED CLOAKS and COSTUMES in the Latest Shapes, wit in all th

,anu rtefy- Sir George Grey, the late Governor of Now Zealand, ret law, with a severe accident on Friday afternoon near Storeys- other gate, St. James's Park. A boy was leading a large dog by of no it chain, when by some means the dog got his chain round Reties, Sir George Grey'

BY MR. BREAREY. FORTS, SHERRIES, AND CLARETS. PRELIMINARY NOTICE- N R. BREAREY begs to announce that he has re- T 1 civedinstructions to DISPOSE OF by PUBLIC AUCTION, at the end of the present month, DOZEN of PALE, BROWN, and GOLDEN 500 SHERRIES, PORTS, CLARETS, &c. Particulars i