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Hundred of Repton and Gresley :-Appleby (Derby and of the" General" Infirmary.) The administration blocks Leicester), Bretby, Calke or Caulk, Castle Gresley, and two Drakelow, Foremark, Hartshorn, cormdur. There is a separate building for the nursing Ingleby, Linton, Lullington, Measham, Melbourne, New­ staff, opened 1893. The total accommodation will be for ton Solney, Normanton, Oakthorpe (Derby and: Leicester), 250 patients, existing contracts provide for 160 beds only. Osmaston, Packington (Derby and Leicester), Repton, The number of in-patients admitted during the year R\>slis,ton, Smisby or Smithsby, Stanton and Newhall, endedo 28th Sept. 1894 was 1,043, and of out-patients, Stanton-by-Bridge, Staplehill. StreUon-en-le-Field, Swad­ 'h374; in the Eye department 82 in-patients and 1,242 !ineote, Swarkcston, Ticknull, Walton-upon-Trent, \Yil­ out-patients were under treatment during the same lesley and Winshill period'. C. E'. Newton and R. Evans, treasurer.; A. Hundred of Scarsdale :-Alfreton, Ashover, Ault-Huck­ Buchanan and Arthur B. Hamilton, auditors; W. Ogle naIl, Barlborough, Beauchief ..lbbey, Beighton, Blackwell, M.D., M.A. Charles Augustus GreaveSl M.B. Winfred Boli8'Over, Brackenfield, Brampton, Brimington, Calow, Benthall M.B. Edward Yaudrey M.D. and G. H. Mills Chesterfield, Claylane, Clown, Oval Aston, Dore, Dron­ ~f.D. physicians; Jdthorpe. Her Majesty's Prison, built in 1827, at a cost of £65,000, Hundred of Wirbworth :-Aldwark, Alwp-Ie-Dale and occupies a site of about 6 acres, in South street, near Eaton, Ashborne, Ballidon, Bn central block wit4 radiating wings, in which are com­ Middle Quarter, Hartingt

ley and Snitterton and Wirks.worth. Trent Cullege, standing I mile from Long Eaton, and Borough of Derby:-.All Saint., St. .AIkmund, St. 2 miles from Trent station of the Midland railway, is a Michael, St. Peter and' S1. "\Yerburgh, New Normanton, noble structure of red brick with stune dres,sings, in the Litchurch, Little Chester Collegiate Tudor style, with a lofty clock tower rising from the centre: the foundati large schoolrooms, a dining hall, from the Great Ni>rthern railway station, ii a building science museum, gymnasium, dormitories and baths, two in the 'Elizabethan style, constructed of red brick, with librar.:es, and class-rooms; a school chapel, which was portions of blue Staffordshire brick and stone dressings, erected and consecrated in 1875, is of brick with EtDne standing on rising ground and having a .outhern aspect, dressings, in the G