Public for the increased support he continues to receive, and assures them he will spare exertion supply them with HATS. CAPS. BONNETS. CHILDREN’S RUSTICS. TRIMMED or UNTHIMMKD THAT SHALL BK EQUALLED BT FkW, AND SURPASSED no ESTABLISHMENT in the TRADE FOR STYLE, ELEGANCE, QUALIT

The month of April shown by the last returns of the Poor Law Board to have greatly diminished the pauperism of all parts of England and Wales. On the first Saturday in that month the total number of paupers throughout the country was 837,868, being a decrease of 81,249, or 8.85

On Friday evenilg : frightful accident occuroed I i. North Kent tine of railway, by whichsevell Fersons ha;veI .: o seriously and many sligittly injured. T1le train fronm W' we vich had proceeded as far as the junction of the lrki..; ?? Arms Station, whtin it bccamie iiistaotits

s IMPROVED RAILWAY COMMUNICATION AND , ITS RESULTS. r Midland shares firm at 109 to 110, and a dividend of 6 per , cent., are the animating assurances of holders of the stock of this important section of the great railway system. It would be interesting to trace the history of th

I B.11 IARCL \Y. AI ~SURLGEON DEN'ris'lST (Late Mr. JORDAN), MARKET PLACE, Derby. Attendance from 9 till 5 daily. BEESON and HOWARD, ENGINEERS, IM LLWRIGHIITS, MACHINE MAKERS. IRoN and BRASS FoUusNDS, &C., BRUNSWICK FOUNDRY, SIDDALS'-ROAD, DERBY. Agricultural Implements Made and

Ii C -it) ZT SDA ITRUR 13,t I86 _ ?? a A-m , n.u Of peace, or of the "pp ?? Conferences for its adjustment, nothing further has become known during the week; nor was there any ground for ex- pecting any further news as yet. The Conferences arc not expected to open before Monday

at the Guildhall in the said Borough, on TV AF, the 21»/ day of October next., at Ten o'clock the Forenoon; oj which alt Jurors, Officers, and others, havina business to transact, are required to take Notice; and nil persons have entered into Uecopnizances appear at the said Ses

;e iumily.-* . A .. .- , - i- .idrvqRpd to the Edito THE LATE DUKE OF RUTLAiNL'. and sot ii The followvilg latter has been addressed to the Editor of Itiat teToimes:- -vn Sir 'Thers con be noes no indelicacy isa publishing the Waite -following domestic anecdote of thle late Duke

X A deputation of the Metropolitan Church of England f Schoolmnanters Association onl Saturday week waited ol the Right Hon. IV. Cowper, Vice-President of the Committee of Council on Education, at the Privy Council-office, for the purpose ofpresentinga n:emorial totheCo:ummteeco

POLICE OFFICE, DrmRBY, FrIDAY, May 8. r¢.^u Pa n T? s, - ?? ?? . ?? . - , . - . , .. - A* ?? 3ervice LBefore R. Paen, R. FJtISMAN, and J. SANDA Rs, Esqr.1 inr. UAUTJON TO ?? Coxon, of Morley, appearedi- lig lto answer to a charge preferred against Wini for leaving his on of sprin