... | THOMAS'S SHILLIGQ CONCERTS. This Inimitable band of 60, united with 1 ?? performers, continue to give undiminished delight to all who have bad the pleasure of hearing them. The se ection duringflast week was from the choicest compositions of the beet masters, and the performance was most masterly as regards both the coficerted and solo performaoces, such as has never been equalled by any ...

... TO CORRTESPONDENTS. We eaanot un dertake to return communications of which we do not avail ourselves. Conminunjeations should always be legibly written. ia ink, and onl one side of the payer alty; length increases the difliouitv of tinding space for th em. Whatever Is intended for insertion nast be auatenticated by the name and address of the writer-not necessarily for publication, but as a ...

... eofAL IVE FRIENDLY It TfSOCE. TE AGAINST A LIVERPOOL DELEGATE. SECRTARY RENSTAT. STORMY MEETING. ed anuasl meeting of the delegates jteti 3., meer Friendv Society was held i the ROY~ the oices of the society, Prescot- eest~rsdf ArXthur XV. Clayton again occupied iitk5ir and on the platform there were also ttre Cb~; m~einb othe Committee of Manage- t'e~t t *icixto' tbesociety (Mr. Breomer), but ...

... THE STRIKE AT ST. 1LBN& - I THE MiN RETURN TO WORK. The strike and lockout ?? Varks, SH Helenubelongiug to Iests. Pilkington Brothers, which comsaaoea fve miuths ago, was terminated yesterday forenoon when some hun- dreds of the men returned to t,lie works in a body and gave in their names as willing to work when sent for by the firm. This course was adopted in accordance-with resolutions ...

... LATE ST AND TELEGRAPHC NEWS. THE COURT, &c. (pFtemf the Official Court Cercular.) WnVTDSOR CASTe +I, JUI.Y 11. The Queeit, the Princess Beatrice, and Prince L Ido drove Olt yesterday afternoon. f Sutherland (Countess of Cro- iartie), lady Odo Tnssell, and the Hon. W. , t 01rt 3 CB (minister at Athens), arrived at the Castle, and, with Colonel H. C. Fletcher, C.M.G. (*LoJW5ndiig 2nd ?? Fasilier ...

... ,- .. . . (Brom the Gazette of l~ast n-ighrt) BANKRUPTCIESA ANNULLED. Cook, Charles C., of John-street, Adelph i, Middlesex, arid of Fort-sea arid Twyford, Hants, builder arid brick- mauker-adjudleation June 7, 1875, Terrell, Johrn, of Waurntrevdld Farm, near Cardiff1, and of f 1kemperance-town, Cardiff, farmuer and grocer-adjudi- cation Dee, I't, 1878. BANKRUPTS. F I3eall, Joeph, Lanulv Park ...

... TEE EUROPEAN CRISIS. [REUTER'S TELEGRAMS.] THE WAR PREPARATIONS. Pgus, Dsc. 4, EVENLQG. A Varna telegram says the Turks have conoen- trated an ary of 120,000 men to watch the Danube. A Bucharest teleg ...

... SAT RTAV PAWA_'1 JAY M12 OVE~R~ The chart represents the I Europe from Norway to th. eou embraces Great Britain an -h t o!fU also includes the N~hSac~1 the English Chae1BiceA. IY & ea th- The direction andfrceGthtV drawn flying in the dfr othen cwriaj I't - The force is Indicated by the rm W the sBows; thus 'esaoeibei bs4 l ?? a~nh Uhd t3 '4 UdS-% SlflflntrbreezJ-4 a Ple. bl, .4 A r of ...

... [ MUSICAL EDUCATION IN LIVERPOOL TO TElE EDITOES OF THE LIVEPOOL MERtCUR2Y. Gentlemen,-Maylask you toixerttbeaommPaung3 extract from a letter bickh I have addressed to Mr. Helry E. Rensberg, of Liverp ...

... . THE WAR iN AFMAIST AN. 1 THREE HUNDRED PRISONERS I11 OF WAR. RUTRSTELEORAMX,;J PC [nEUTER'S tnLAHEoa, NOv 23. Pa The Afghan forces which retired fromn Koorumn C Fort before General Roberts's advanc ...

... WATERLOO LOCAL BOARD. Mr. H. H. Wilson presided at the usual monthly meeting of this board, which was held last night, at the town hall, Waterloo. The other members present were Messrs. J. Haddock, J. Lister, jut.s, T. Blissett, B. Gibson, and H. Roberts. It seemed, from the report of the medical officer of health, that there had beetn registered ill the district during the nonth ending ...

... ARMY STATIONS FOR DECEMBER Where two places are mentioued, the 1ast-unaeid is that at wdich the depit is stationed. CAVAILiY. ?? £rh, 6ihornreiffe. °21 ditto, St, John's Wcod; 9th LJScero. B-ngal; Can ...