... I IL.UL TT. 1:[ LI:A±I* TUESDAY, DECEMBER 3. The chart repreeents the western countries of Europe 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 Bayof Biecay, the Mediterranean, the Atlantio,with the English ?? Sea. EXPLANATION. The direction mad force of the wind are shown y arrows drawn ltying in the ...

... I CONSERVATISM IN{ WEST DERBY. I 6i Last night, Mr. Councillor W. J. Lint was enter- 3e tained to a banquet, at the Adelphi Hotel, in St celebration of the victory he obtained on the lst of ne November, in West Derby ward. Mr. John R. in Gaskell, chairman of the Conservative committee n of the ward, presided. About ID0 gentlemen, of including several of the leading Conservatives in n the ward, ...

... 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 ...

... ?? ~- 1 -; r->TEST 1 ASPA ,cUGAI'1IC NEWS Ad Fap 7'ha Pqj,3 COURT, &o; I pWINDS CASTLE. DEC. 4. h * elxrc Beatrice walked out v91eon aud her Majesty, with her vt t 55ied out thin morning ?? d 5rrrved *t the Cestle yesterday, cneil to-day at one o'clock, L. V5ret~tfI ii. ?? Leopold, the .eptrO. ?? the Dake of V a ?? SDndon. Mr. dn c9ri the cotunoil, was in oi O ichmond and Gordon r' I pue 31. ...

... THE AICGHAN WAR. The Dail; _l zvs correspondent, Mr. Forbes, telegraphed from Peshawur, on Saturday, a somewhat alarming account of the positionof affairs in the Khyber Pass. Night attacks on the camps there were, he said, increasing in virulence, and fighting men from the tribes far and near were converging on the British communications. News had just been received at Peshawur ?? had been ...

... -x GDmIi Sri'e q- ?? PETITIONS FOR LIQUIDA.TIOP, Br ARRANGEMENT. Hichard.T. Memuos,. Howdan Leweari Durham, pbv1taiiJ it and surdeen. William ?? Hoganc'h, Ferrv hilt, Durhinm, litdci'-i victualler ama ince. Thomas Babre, Wittou-park, Drzahiam, graz-er and pta)- vision'dlealer. Williana Allan, Bishop Anatland, Durhiam, tat i James WeNiliaghtinan, Newrasile-apoa.Tvue, late ci S.-ith Shields, ...

... DIOCESE Or MANCIESTERS !t the diocesan registry, on Tuesday, tlhe Bishop of Mfanchester ! collated the Rev. John Allen, D.D. (Oxon.), vicar J of Lancaster, to an honorary canonry founded in. i the Cathedral Church of Mancbester, void by the resignation of the Venerable Edward Birch, and belongiug to his lordship's donation in right of his see, also collated the Rev. Thomas James Benated, I.A. ...

... AM\TI-WAIR DEMOXSTRATION AT BRADFORD. On Saturday afternoon a large public meeting, intended as a demonstration of the North-east Riding against the Afghan war, was held at St. Georges Hall, Bradford. Sir NC. Wilson, ?? presided, and addresses were delivered by several gentlemen. Resolutions were passed and ordered to be forwarded to the Govern- ruent, stating that the meeting was unable to ...

... THE WEATUER. SATURDAY, The chart represents the west Europe from Norway to the coat of embraces Great Britain man B. a i0cln des the North 8 or S Bgyof Biscaythe Meiter dnnth, ?? .Bnitol tj, c; I _ , EXPLA 'ln, I !4.7Siasc I r - anez7!P T -SZt r- e acalm. TheghaCte ru 'tis 1- of litatons are ?? in fues s ICatues h close tothat itton to wh:ch they refes vailing st te 11ne of the o pr uinted ...

... i HINTS FOR THE HOUSEHOLrh B3Y THE AUTHOR OF ENQUIRE W1TilIN. wit tinr NSUMlBE 11. to WONDERFUL STRUCTURE OF THE MOUTHI.-ThG tongue cri is supplied with no less than six large nerves branehing go, from three different eoulrcee. These, spreading in smaller yet tilamente, give to its uipper surface a complete covering, to and some of them termoinate in sentient extremities, per. ela: ceptible ...

... THE DISASTROUS COLLISI 0N i - THE MEFRSEY. L rFE CORONERS INQUESTr. !The adjourned Uquest oD four ofthebodiese' the unfortunate persorfs who lost their lives in the disestrous colliscu on Tuesday week between ?? 3 Seacozabd ferry steamer Gem and the ship Hostfe!. 3belonging to Mlessrs. T. and R. Brocklebank, of thist town, was opened yesterday, at the Queeu's Hotel, ' i; kenheed, hetore Mr. ...

... TnE BURNLEY BUILDING Socsrry-The corre- spondent of the Central News ?? incon- venience has been occasioned, and is still being felt by the directors of the Bornley Building Society, in consequence of what they termed false rumours being set afloat about the time of the Glasgow Bank failure. The result 'is that they have been obliged to stop paying new engagements for advances, and to ...