UNANIMOUS MEETING AT CHELLASTON. Mr. John Gretton, junr., the Unionist candidate for South Derbyshire, addressed a large and enthusiastic meeting in the Schools at Chellaston bn Friday evening, the chair being taken by Mr. R. Sale. Amongst those present were Messrs. J. Plackett,

DEATH OF A KTATESMAN AT WINDSOR OASTLE. A very sad and tragic event ocoerred at Windsor Castle on Wednesday. The Queen had summoned a Privy Council meeting to be held at tht. Castle at noon on Wednesday, at which, in addition to the members of the Government who were tc be presen

I The Queen leaves Windsor to-day for Osborne, and will stay in the Isle of Wight until about Februarv 15th, when the Court is to return to Windsor. The Queen is to pay a few days' visit to Buckingham Palace during the last week in February. The death of Sir Jbhn Thompson caused

Oj Wednesday ?? m -niters of the Dorothy Vernon Ledge (No. 2,!29 of Kreemasom assembled mt the Town Hall. Bakewell, when Bro. «. U. Longsdon, of lieriey Abbey, was installed aft Worshipful Master Dy the Rev. J. X, Jagger. Mr. Jlason has baen promoted from Burton Joyce to be stat

A REVIVE! [RAILWAY SCHEME FOB DERBYSHIRE. support. The propoaj is again under ccn^*'" 7 =nd Mr. 0. T. BoWfl, "?M a Soc"ff n ' secretary of the movement r evened t ™22 boE ' Wednesday in the Council r^lfk anu * tu * ou Itis reported that to attend wfe "*«><><*• abdicate to uk frn

DR. DAVIS' FAMOUS FEMALE PILLS HAVE been universally admitted to be a Boon to Womankind They are the best known remedy for Ansemia, Giddiness, Fullness and Swell- ing after Meals, Loss of Appetite, Hysteria, Palpi- tation of the Heart, Debility, Depression, Weak- ness, Irregular

Bat little remains ?? ns now of ths cycling season of 189 J. Alrea y there are ample acd unmistakable signs tbat the country in rapidly arraying itself in lt3 autumnal tints. On each succeeding datarday we ara forcibly reminded of tha waning of the seas-n by the rapidity with wh

The whale thrasher incident continues to cause some excitement at Ilfracombe, the fish being in- spected by hundreds of visitors en Tuesday. It transpires that the persons iv the yacht were a Mr. and Mrs. Knowles and Miss Baldwin, of Sutton Coldfield. The thrasher iv jumping on

THE CHANCELLOR OF THE EXCHEQUER'S SILVER WEDDING. A Cirencester correspondent states tbat Sir Michael acd Lady Lucy Hicke Beach entertained ther Williamstrip tenaaU to dinner at Coin en Tuesday evening in celebration of their silver wadding, mi the tenantry presented them with an

The Trades Union Congress on Wednesday dis?; cussed a resolution asking the Government tlit. enter into negotiations with other nations for thi! purpose of securing monetary reform. One of tb£ delegates regarded bimetallism as absolut*. nonsense, another wanted to know whether i