... rATTRr. &C - a TO coURT, &o gOS te Qfcs Qn,,, £d a BAMORAL, OCT. 22. o0 etou i the b orniag, aaended by P I ?? out, - Her Majesty and the j 8,rov: c t0 ae by the Hon. Ethel BOOlean- e in the afternoo-. C ; ndW a the honour ofa I W>kr 'e x--r; aeretl7fp74 a I 5 . cihte Quo~lOD tb vii .i1 013-i O1 I>, ?? ?? Edwards, aide- r Q1Eec fdedSire5 Lntdrn Simmons, for the S$ipte%7 tint ?? fhe Privy ...

... ?? TO BE SPENT UPON I WIDENING OUR STREETS. (COaMMUNICATED.) The first of November is fast approaching. Prior to this we shall have the various candi- dates for municipal honours, together with their supporters already in office, before the electors, and there cannot be a more fitting opportunity of fairly ventilating the question- ?? Is there any other way of spending this amount by which the ...

... I Cc SCHOONER CAPSIZED AT HOLY- HEAD: LOSS OF THREE LIVES. ch HOLYHEAAD, TuESDAY EVENINCG, CIE During last night and this morning a furious gale an from the south-east swept over thisneighbourhood. ho About midnight the schooner Volunteer, of Pad- ho stow, bound from Liverpool (whence she sailed b yesterday morning) for Plymouth, laden with coals, fe had just got round the breakwater to the ...

... i The Timnes weather forecast gives strong southerly to south-westerly winds and gales over England 1 ad Lreland, less violent winds in Scotland and in a e direction more easterly.; raiugenerally, but clearing r in the south and south-east.as the day advances. is ?? _ _ _ _ _I__ _ _ _ d THE AFGHAN DIFFICULTY. t A Swn a?'d Simla telegram says that our envoy n is knoiwn to have left' Cabul on ...

... Ti TESDAY, OCTOBER 22. The chart represents the western coountries of Eowrope from Norway to the coast of Portugal, and embraces Great Britain and the British Isles. It also includes the North Sea or German Ocean, the I syof Biscay,theMediterranean,tha Athautic,with the Xnglish Cbannel,BrL-tol(hafhel,Sud Irisheas. EXPLANATION The direotlo and force of the wind e cheos by arr.ws drawn fying In ...

... OUR LONON CORRESPONDENCE I Ick LONDONi, !ThMSDAY EVENING. 1 a There is a brighter sky to-day over theJ political world. At least one dark cloud looks less dark. It is known that Russia hes . returned an answer to our demands, whifubh f makes it not possible merely, but probable, s that she will agree to leave Cabul before the winter sets in. Th6e tone in diplomatic circles ia- is therefore ...

... OTYR LONDON CORRESPONDENCE iso LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVE:HNING. ,a The Cabinet Council has been duly held this ly afternoon. Again there revre the same ab- rat sentees. Loorld John Manners, the most bellicose ieniber of the Cabinet, who is the firmest friend of the Prime Minister, is still Aura-s (le in cowr)t. The gout again keeps him from the ;leminucils of his sovereign. Sir Michael Hicks ad. ...

... 'FOURTH BRIGADE CARBIYE CfLUB. The competition for the prizes of the Fourth Drigade Carbine C!ub was continued on SatUbrday, whenitheseriesof prizeesprenented bytheladyfrieuds of the brigade, together with the consolation prizei, w were competed for. There was a strong muster of members, and, as on the previous Saturdaythe contests pazsed off exceedingly well, the meetings being the most ...

... ?? d - I COLONEL STEBLE ANTI MElE POPULAR C-ONTROL PARTY. i _ . ?? Yesterday afternoon, at the Alexandra Hotel, I iDale-street, a deputation of the members of the I Toxteth branch of the Popular Control and Ticensirg Reform Association waited on Colonel Steble, the retiring representativeof N'orth Toxteth l ward,w~ho offers himself for re-election, for the puirpose of obtaining his answers to ...

... I IATEST I MIDrrralFR.'l'. ace TIg CQULiI, NC ioion of the. sernees of the C5nr11Bjduph has decided to erect a at t eBsdtipn, d of Balmoral OOMI&coLERCA S STOOK FAHACEIS .0 ou9s, c0 o, uK on ,- hged. Foreign *Tl aa cld generqaly above lowest orX ?? Clo rkse itl- ° EneWs; E'1 6 Do- d spref.- 68j 9, ?? DiOt.2 uRnified1 2 9524 - ?? '.'s54 fio. ve$rcn --1o b td .4 j3gClC 1Sc. 8 ?? 12 3 ?? ,_de @j ...

... LIVERPOOL COLLEGE FOR GIRLS, I GROVE-STREET. This new building, now on the verge of comple- tion, bids fair to be avaluable addition to the public buildings of fhis town, and to occupy an important place amongst the many useful educational instita- tions which have &risen in Liverpool in the course of the present century. It is a development of the Girls' Collegiate School in Bedford.street ...

... COUNJL OF PRESBYTER[AN- C CHURCHES. The Council of the Presbyterian Church of England and of the United Presbyterian Church miet on Tuesday in the Presbyterian Church, Mount- pleasant, under tie presidency of Professor' Chalmers, moderator of the synod of the former church. There was a large attendne of the r resentative members from both synods. Among other buneas it was agreed to appoint ...