... TUESDAY, JULY 1. The oldert repmeenti tho western woantrleo ct Europe, from Norway to the cosat of Portugal, and 3mbracas Great Britayn and the BAtUh Ibs. If; Malo ?? the North See or German Oe.^zt, the Bay of Bifacy, the Mediterr n tonhe ?? wfth the Mglieh Channel. Ertol hsne sld Irish Sea. s2;eIo4AT1ON. Tbe direction and force of the wind ace shown by arrows ,ztwv dying Vs thedirection ...

... THE LICENSED VICTUALLERS AIND SUNDAY UOLSINGR The tone adontted by the licensed vie- ho luallers at their meeting yesterday is not gre calculate. either to conciliate their oppo- wdw nents or encourage their friends. They idev have yet, p)lparentli, tolearn that abuse, is To not argurient, and that their -ause can be doe seriously damaged. by the introduction of reg Ztelisire persoralities. Yo ...

... * / he Do Att'ds published in a special h :edtion yesterday a despatch from its cor- i respondcent, who dates from the head- u ,I luarters camp in Zululand, June 6, giving P o corrected history of Cetewayo's overtures t for peace and the English offer of an t armistice under certain conditions, pending ta .te arril 1're!om England of the ?? on oi which Lord (helmsford might terminate ~ 1) a ...

... LOCAL NO iTO I le_ Id That bill poster of the Corporation ise aolidek at man, Aetuated doubtless by awishto sp3e the f6 of the idly curious, who, if the documentwart M. picous, might b btempted to read it, ha poatsiu, moript notice of the Council meeting and thc pt El of business high enough on that horrible blahbolia ir the Prinoee-estreet and Albert Square oorns of j Town Hall, to be out of ...

... INPERIAL PARLIAMENT. | = = =. . . HOUSE OF LORDS. MONDAY, JUNE 30. t Their lordehips met at five o'clock. LOCAL BILLS. b The Lancaster Gas Bill, the Morecamrb Gas Bill, R and the Preston Gas Bill were read a third time, a and passed. THE LATE PERIN IMPERIAL. W Lord Tuvno gave notice that to-morrow he will ra ask her Majesty's Government whether it is tree, Q as stated in the leading journails, ...

... GAZ4M NEWS. a (From 11w Gazeft' of Frerlay,) mlU 2lr'ol I) PETImoN$ FOR LIQUIDATION BY prii DeARANGEMENT. soriv id HnyLm, rnyctomauatrer. Reeli a ?? Cos-eret.Machstroptician and tl surveyng Insrumentmaker 1: ?? huhRsedeLancashire, Willb fetmanufacturer. and1 In Thomas Ainsworth, Over Darwen, Lancashire, amallware dealer. H. F. p: Henry Kershaw, Royton, La ncashifre, farmer. D. Bb Himon T. ...

... CONFERENCE AND MEETING OF THE FARERS' I ALLIANC E. | A conference of this newly-formed association was held on Wednesday afternoon, in Exeter Hall, London. Tle| objects were tblne set forth in a programutne circulated at w the meeting: To secure the better representation of d tenant farmers in Parliament; to stimulate the improved cultivation ot the land and obtain security for the capital of ...

... (From the Gazeate of Tuesday.) PETITIONS FOR LIQUIDATION BY ARRANGEMENT. VWilliam BL ivngatone, Morecanbs, Lancashire, toy dealer nnd engineer. David Young, Blackpool, cabinetmaker, Jaraes yWareing, Preston, builder. Andlrev. Black, 6t, Ann's squlare, Masnchester, insuranace manager. ins. Kent, Middleton,BLaucashire, silk merchant, Henry Miers. Barrow-in-Furness, out of business. Shemida ...

... Deoartures for July, .I From PRESTON To BARTON .iNn BROUGrTON..7.S5:- 0 - 4-40 6.15 9-20A.-Sundays: 8-tO 4.50. - 12-4;; To BLAORBURN, AOCRINGTON BRT, OIS Y - 6-0 7-30 8-5 9-10 10-50ns., 12-5 1.°0 XC5 tsTgR 6-25 7.45 9-30. -Suuktays. B.i0 9.25M. ?? 6:20 To BURLEiYAND COLNS.-6*0 7-30S.;8..1: S 0 10-5 10-50 Y. 12.5 1-20 2-0 3-0 4-20 4-3d ?? i 9.30-Srndays: 6-40 9-2;Y. 2-25 G.203. 7 To BRADFORD ...

... le New wall letter boxes have been erected at the n following ?? (corner of Albert- y road), cleared on week days at 5 a.m., 9 a.m., n 12 noon, 4 45 p.m., and 8p.m., and on Sundays at 3a 5 a.m. and 5 p.m.; Sessions-road, Kirkdale, cleared on week days at 9 a.m., 12 noon, 4 30 p.m., and f 45 p.m., and on Sundays at 5 p.m.; Moss-lan r (eorer of Kremlia-drive, Stoneycroft), cleared on w, week ...

... LiATE S I AND IF1jGRAPIHIC NEWS fil ,6URT, I'(& ?? vthe adethe Ptin..es Beatri-ce, J)Art to be3 given by Lte Pritco and Princess :'c5h II 0 iy, 1 aly! . ?? .,jxSt0 f ...

... SII A. HM LAYARD. ?? AS a In Sir A. R. Layard, our ambassador i spafty at Constantinople, we have a rematrkable yivate instance of the extent to which the best id for. feelings of a mans moral nature mav b3 subordinated to the peculiarities of his intellectual view. There is no reason to s.ded suppose that Sir Austen is destitute of tho;e sentiments of justice which are common to the majority ...