THE IMPROVEMENT OF LANDED ESTATES, To, BY DBAINIAGE, INCLOSING, CLEARING, EMBANKING, RECLAIM11G, PLAMIGQ FOR SHELTER, OR FOR PERIODICAL CUTTINGS; THE ERECTION OF FARM BUILDINGS AND COTTAGES, WATER SUPPLY, &C. And by the Erection of or Additions to Mansions and Outbuildings; the C

TEE SHEFFIELD EQUALISED DISTRICT ORDER OF DRUIDS. R1'PPrflH DV A r"RV- - - ni SPEECH BY A. DERBY DRUID. I I tr. The annual dinner of the members of the above society was he held on Wednesdayevening at the Queen's Head Inn, Castle nd street,Sheffield. Grand-Master H. Skinner, of L

?lyitihtild aluevsj. w LITTLEOVi ER, CONCHItT IN THE NATIONAL SCHOOL.-The annual B eoncert in aid of providing app.ratus for the school took 9i placeon Wednesday iight. and was more than ordinarily 1 successful. The school children themselves participdted T in the programme, whil

THE GRAND CLOTHING HALL, ST. PETER'S STREET, DERBY, IS NOW OPEN. THE COMPANY RESPECTFULLY STATE THAT FRESH SUPPLIES OF THE NEWEST, MIOST FASHIONABLE, & BEST MADE GARMENTS FOR MEN, YOUTHS, & LITTLE BOYS, WILL BE DELIVERED DAILY, DIRECT FROM THE COMPANY'S FACTORIES, WHICH ARE THE L

(offilgiolull 'Rotq.5. le ToE a MEETING OF PARLIAMENT, so urgently called- I for by the state of society in Ireland, is, by a supple- fir Is ment to the londion Ga:ette of last Saturday, fixed for fir '8 the 2nd of December. Whether a further prorogation Ri Ik will then take plac

Zlitesidavq, ?slbrlwfiq,. [BY ELECTIRICJ TUESDAY, LIVERPOOL CORN. WH1EAT advanced twopence to fourpenee per eental, emnd FLOUR fourpence dearer. BEi:ANS. PEi:AS. OATS and OATMEAL foill prices. INDIAN ClttR three h:lf- pence dearer. LONDON HAY. Large supply; trade (1011; prices o

Or-castallat xtqt?5.. ?? L- Ce. - - AIe A WILD BIRDS PROTECTIO LEAV AmgTIND)MENT US BILL is supported by Mr. DILL1Y'n, Sir JoHN LUB- ng 0 or and Mr. JAMJI$ HOWARD. At present, thereare nt only oertain selected wild birds which are protected en d( riag lnreoding-tinbe, end vtrious

Onl Saturday evening, about six o'clock, one of the pupils h att lepton School. Mr. Mynors, a very promising young a III:. n was drolvrlel in the Tront whilst bathiing. A large ti number of the Loys attending the school at Repton were t a;s usual bathinig in the Treot, their ins

THE DESPERATE STRUGGLE WITH CHESTER- FIELD HOUSEBREAKERS S At the Chesterfield County Police Court on Saturday, before Air. A. B. Barnes, M.P., and Mir. A. Carrington, d three rough-looking men named respectively Geo. Poulton, of Sheffield, Joseph Hudson, of Birmingham, and James

0_- - r--- p - MR. W. G. TURBUTT TO B3E MR. ARKIC WRIGHT'S COLLEAGUE. - e, On Wednesday evening an enthusiastic and crewdod meeting of the Conservatives of East Derbyshire was held r- in the Three Tunis, 'Chesterfield, to meet Mr. Arkwrp,,h the member for the division, and thec