... 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 Liverpool, being part of a (orrespondence between us on tle subject of his recent address to the candidates at the distribution of local prizes and ertificates awarded by Trinity Ocilege? This extract ...

... . 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 advance fell back it behind Peiwar Kotul. The sick and wounded ta: Afghans who were taken in the Khyber Pass will he be dismissed to their homes upon their recovery. The -prisoners of war at Pesbawar ...

... 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; Cantby e:n, ngton, Hamnpton Vt. 1Ith 30w. -rd, Bei; Cas- Rosal B. fnurdoF Wisd,'er terbitry 1st ])rolt. tzards, &Alderahot 11 th, CulihereLr 2nd, Dutlin 1tch Lancers, 3I drai; COsu- 3rd, Cahir - ...

... to XLI. at ge Important as the study of cookery is to all who wirh to preserve their health and to attain to and n; retain the greatest posbible amount of physical ad and mental vigour, there are none to whom it is so directly essential as to the enormous class of men who are dependent on their own manual labour t.) for their livelihood. I advisedly use the word ;, direotly, because, although ...

... bch Mel~d Earl Beauchamp has introduced into the 19 House of lords the bill of last session, the which had been read a second time in the Sat House of Commons, for Athe establishment of four new bishoprics in England, one of .e them being the see of Liverpool. The noble lord minutely explained the history of the measure ; how it had been received with favour in the Lower House, and only ...

... I [STE WET ER, I THURJSDAY, DE MBii., IThe chart rep eeents the wes+ ,,trr~~l Europe fromn ?? totb tlh owei t ?? embraces Great Britaon the IiL B also includes the Dorth Sea or Germ, c BayofBiway, tbe weitermoe, ; I the Rngli-hn- Ln ...

... 31E3OIALISING THE QlU4IXEN. W OLVFP HAMPTO, TFCiDAY. Provincial agents of the Carlton Club have beeta busy getting the signatures of mragictrates and members of the town council and sinilar people to copies receiv'ld from London of a printed memorial to the Queen. Thet memorilisti-s sty there are times in a niation's historv wvhena war is not to be shunned, and. whilst entertaining the ...

... IIRE DISTREFS IN 6OUTII WALES I THE I BOWL. There was deposited in the bowl yesterday £22 13s Mlld., making the total for 32 days £662 Os. 6d. Yesterday's contributions comprised -Four sovereigns, three half-sovereigns, twelve half crcwnis, twelve florins, 65 sbilliugs, 39 six- pences, one fonrpenny piece, 16 threepenny pieceq, 197 pennies, 58 halfpennies, two farthiugs, 86 eblmps, and three ...

... I OUR. LOPDON -CORRESPONDENICE I LoaDow, MOONDAY EVBNITG. It i& semething gained that since I last wrote two days have passed and we are no nearer war. In feet, to-day the optimists are talking as though everything were settled, and ae if the fact that the Great Pcwers are going to send their repre- sentativec to Baden-Baden were equivalent to a settlement of the Esetern question. It is one ...

... TEE RUShSIAN POSITION AT THE CLOSE OF THE WAR. er- | Ae learn fsom the official papers laid be- ich fore Parliament that on the ith Januuay a heI division of the Russian armry, or, at all -he | events, a body of Russian troops, amount- of I ing to 3000 men-infantry and cavalry- with three guns, was marchiug on Tchoriu, ci which is a place about 30 miles from mtTchataladja, the centre of the ...