... =SE- -- - SPECIAL 1h. Lr 8 i-RA S, The Queen has been graciously plca-?d to confer IL a ie eion of £300a year on the wide, 4 f LictiteuTat- I Coicruel Home, ?? R.E. we] Her Majesty has been pleased to appgut the aUi4 Earl of Yarmouth to be Comptroller of her |ir Majesty's Household. n I'leuro-pneumonia continues to prevail amongst j hor the herd of ?? cows at HUl, and four more dep aoirals ...

... GiAZETE'NEWS. (1Pens the Gazette of Friday.) Dtnt ]PETITIONS FOR LIQUIDATION BY St Tb, ARRA.NGEMLENT. nl William Todd, Middiesboroughi, butcher. Tf;( Thomas L. Sister, Bradford. general carrier. ti IFrederick W. Roberta, IKeigliley, stuff manufacturer's the salesman.prd Watson Gibbon, Harrogate, Ashinonger.: r-ceu William Harleas, York, journeyman joiner, formerly Liver greser. (If ea Willism ...

... A IBY TELEGRAPH. isa Colonel More intends to move an amendment to t5 the resolution of which Sir Charles Dilke has given tc notice. el Mr. Berry, Prime Minister of Victoria, will this week confer with the Colonial Secretary on the recent deadicok between the two colonial chambers with the view of providing a remedy. The War Office and the Admiralty have been a invited by Herr Krupp to send ...

... MEETING OF UN-i-PLOYED AT Wh BILKXENIIEI. D. rumr A mass meetisag of thu unemrployed took pirce or1 yesterday forenron,nn a pieceof wasteland iadjoining by ! erice-stretA, lBirkenhead, and, ?? a and heavy downpour of rain. upwardls of l0orutme 1i| . were preLent, consisting of ...

... I-I Idv LONDON, SATURDAY EvEsN. ic The Dfuke of Ar'lryll's history of the Eastern us Question is not yet published. it is printed but not yet bound. Messrs. Strnhai, how- ley ever, have been so good as to forward to DA me the advance sheets. I am bound to say oe that in bulk they are somewvhat appalling The to duke takes nearly 1000 pages to tell his stora HIs book is in two volumes, The whole ...

... Peace, it is said, gives the prison authorities at Armley very little trouble. He is perfectly reiigned to his fate, and there is every reason for believing that the convict is repentant. A notable change has coae over the tone of his conversation. He no longer delights in boasting of his evil ways. When in bed he is not all ived to have his hands under the bedclothes, nor are the clothes ...

... 1ais Chutrch lias been completelY I2 -5reedlie Cire. FN o r ?? W~LS;LUYAN THXANKSGIVIN.G N bu te ?? t0 about X80,(000. anha hagd i li ?? jiamed Me GIahnchrgd il ain luderil g Lore Leltrita haveben but,~ O * 3e pLondon, of Newveastlo, and the - eser 3Si. f ulatlgow, art) supposeld to be 1051 with 'be. c[eu ,3 in aIl*[ The brqneMaryCook, f Mon01trose, hafs been 3 lr o the AberdeeisbirO coast. ...

... PRESTON BOXIRD OF GU0.1 N The weekly meeting of tilis B.tard Was lhd I on 1as la at the Overseers' ltnildings, Lancistar roao, hori er- ' prenent-Mr. C. It. Jacson, (ehairoi ) lre welA croft, Bee. 13Baure, Bretherton, C'irr, 151st S, E iolsit . Grayston, Gadgeon, C. Hargreaev.e, J lianr i'i I wick Ward), J. Hargreaves (it. Go rg,; Wa i i' Lackabane, Langtree, Lind, Ornldyb, Oaf ii et 'iy ) ...

... THIE CHURCHI OF ENGLAND AND EDUCATION. Sc A ecttsg, of the friends of the Liverpool 01; mrok n of England School Society was held yesterday alt. the tow~n hall. His Worship the Mayor (Mr. T. b. ]iloyden) prsiland there woe5 a gaod attendance 9 of clergy men cad- laymen. The Roev. Canon lfnx read the annual report. T. It statccl:- J Daring the pest' year the work ef ibescltirti, his gone E on ...

... TilE' ZULU WAI. The arrival of Lord Napier of Magdala in London having given rise to the report .e tiiat ieo had been summoned from Gibraltar d to take the chief command of the troops in South Africa. the Press Association hasboeen It ?? to state that thero is no present ite intention oln the part of the War Office to Ole send out aiiv officer to tho Cape to take re the chief command from the ...

... THE WEATIIR. sESDAY, FEBRUAPy be The chart represents the weeter Europe, from Nqjrway to the Ioe t of pt 2g embraces Great Britain and the By ?? includes the North Sea or Germ as Bay of Biacay, the Meditnerran tO with the Engliab Chaej.el Br*t;i' c be Iri-b SIa. ofEelLNIC5 beC Tha cdrection, ad thoes of the w ad ;,r; ILt and' Stharr, tae i thes diew¶ ?? flwirht or cc- , iof strons breco-, e, ...

... .lat Yesterday afternoon, an influential deputation .The waited upon Mr. Sclater Booth, the president of the hirer- Local Government Board, 'with the object of afirst impressing upon him the necessity of the Govern- Jence menit giving its support to the bill promoted by the [here corporation of Manchester for supplying that city sac- with water from Lake Thirimere. The deputation consisted ot ...