Thursday, Mr. G. W. White presiding. Tho other members present were Messrs. K. Woodisse, R. A. Welch, Hy. Parker, E. Martin Massey, J. W. Smith, Jas. P. Startin, E. C. Sanders, S. J. Faulkner-Hcwitt, Thos. Finney, S. Archer, J. Falder, W. Bainbrigge, Chas. E. Madcloy, E. J. Smit

should adhere to the tenets of man like Mr. Cobden, who proved himself to be a failure from a business standpoint? No, this country was going to adopt an infinitely better system called Tariff Kcform, which would mean more employment and more prosperity all round. (Applause.) Mr

Bill Clifflane, Darby.

Summer seems hardly to have begun, and already sales are appealing 10 the bargain hunter. Indeed, it would appear that those women arc tortunate who have delayed the tilling oi summer wardrobes. Messrs, and Malm are already reducing their things, particularly in the underclothin

EISTEDDFOD PICTURE, Strange walk across the grass in Kensington Gardens while the half of London was still at breakfast, and hear the tinkle of harp and come upon a circle of Welsh Druids, attended by a crowd of onlookers, among the trees. Kensington Gardens makes one think of Th

A meeting of Indians resident in London was held on Saturday night the New Reform Club. Speeches were delivered, and a resolution passed expressing horror and detestation at the assassination Sir vV. Curzon Wyllie and Ur. Lalcaca at the Imperial Institute. Another resolution dec

DISSOLUTION.. OP PARTNERSHIP. ! ; •«aitg5 a. HROOKEB, Auetaoneers; Valuers, and Estate Agents, Holloway, near Matlock Bath, in tlm Connty of Derby (the partnership having been Dmsolved by mutual consent, from the SHh June, 1900), are hereby required to send particulars their Cla

WAKEFIELD. Walter Davis, of Middleaborough, was executed Wakefield, this morning, for murdering Hester Edwards. FRIDAY’S MARKETS. DERBY CORN EXCHANGE. Friday, July 9. Wheat... 478. Os. to 48a. per 36 stone*. Bariev (malting) 325. to 33a. per atones. Barley (grinding) 26a. 6d. to

Mr. Glltbero, Weldon, Kettering, Nortbantu, after suffering for 12 years with sores on the neek. cliest and head, the doctors saying would never get properly well, completely cured by “Clarke's Blood Mixture." Mrs. Roose. of 2, Midland Rd„ Masboro', llotberhaai, after long Buffe