I , offamolial A045. I opI I THEa DEFEAT AND RESIGNATION OF THE FRENCH Cord -MINISTRY, with the consequent withdrawal of France the from all intervention in Egypt, has not taken Lord at I GRAN VILLE by surprise. England may require no ally Turt were to suppress the rebellion in E

'i5tilict ?ftlm 0 ?? the FUNERAL OF THE LATE Miss HOLDSWORTH,-The Fri reenaina of this lamented lady were buried in the family Ha, ivault in B3oulton Churchyard, on Thuraday morning last, Tb -amid every demonstration of respect. The deceased lady tic, had been a Soenday-8cacbul t

I 1) nq qjj in I I r I h Ill q II t. 1. ?? 1 I HOUSE OF LORDS, TUESDAY. Lord Enfield moved the consent of the House to the revenues of India being applied to defray the expenses of the Indian expedition to Egypt. Thisproposal was. in lie said, strictly in accordance with constitu

I~_ The Offiee is epen 4., the public from 7 &.M. to 9 p.9q. oni Week-sla,, and from 7 a~m, to 10 acm. onl $lndayg. The Te~rpOffice is open always5. THE BOXES ARE CLEARED AS UNDER. 1. Matirhe-ter, Liver p el North-Westcmn Ceuntien, and Ireland, GWrontbam. ('rmlyLncoln. Newark, N

DERBYSHIRI1E QUARTER SESSIONS. I The trial of prisoners commenced on Wednesday morning, Mr. T. WV. Evans, Mr.P, chairman, presiding in the first court, and Mr. R. IW. M. Nesfield, smcald chairman, in the second. There were 13 prisoners for trial, two being charged with misdemeano

IMR. TONMAN Mo;S4FE AT LITCHUROaR. [LaY On the evening of Tueeday, the 4tha inst., there wes a good gathering of the members and friends of the ad Litchurch and Arb-oretum Branoh Conservative Agso- for ciatien, at the St. Xames's Schoolroom, to hear a oapital he1 address on camrs

. 1 3 ullig Aglifigil 1? py. . THE QUEEN AT MENTONE. MENTONE, Friday. Queen Viotoria witnessed the Good Friday proces. sion from the balcony of the British Vice Consulate. Her Majesty wasaccompanied by the Princess Beatrice and attended by the Ladies in Waiting, General Sir H. Po

-1 ml l-- To - T.xads Yr .cl-J.'i I. B. At Birmingham, on Thursday, Roger M. Swire, 34, described as an agent, of Vest Bromwich, was committed fi- or trial at the Sessions on a charge of embezzling 331/. he belonging to his employers, Messrs. Lancaster and Son, Id, coal merchant

kee the HEAVY CALL UPON THE SHAREHOLDERS. iwli sqy. The shareholders in the Chesterfield and North Derby- aniti rsshire Banking Company, which went into liquidation about 1he [Batwo, years ego, received on Saturday morning, by post, from 3051 ken London, a circular termed a " su

ITIOPI glop, *lp. , THE DERBY CHORAL UNION have decided to corn- mence their concert to-night (Tuesday) with a perform- ance of the Dead March, in " Saul," as a mark of respect to the memory of the Earl of BRACONSFIELD. The 1 "score" has'been got speoially for a full band, and, a