... ; LIVERPOOL Si J0L B.ARL,. , An I., - Eoaid was held yekte- h,~~ o teac1 :td D.ece.The ~4ya u ..j v~oie3, tik the other nmem' ' R. preirlei, ~md aind cos L( froy, C. P A'^s rere~t wc'n? Ile Revq. W. chai .50e.) Walton, B, ,Ma'Ocer; Viessrc. Rsksc._ Bl,1WUe, duci Id I ltXikONT1INL'AN1CE OF A SCHOOL. ?? ?? district Edzc'ction committee) That, in view 31 A'dte incre-ased accommodation provi-ded ...

... 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 ...

... ISPECIAL TIELEGAMD C. ?? ru I' &!Inand James de Rothschild was gazetted noti *- last night as deputy-lieutenant of Buckingham. he l) e The Press Association is happy to learn that the bay ; indisposition of the Right Hon. Stephen Cave is tnat ade less serious than has been represented. The right `s is honourable gentleman states that he is as well as 1r the the weather will let him be. on he| ...

... POSTAL CONTRACTS AND UBSIDIES9 Considerable interest has of late been The awakened amongst certain classes of the man steamship owners of this country relative rate to the system of subsidising vessels for the feeli conveyance of mails between this country riski and various foreign porbs. The contract wen made with the Royal Mail Company. earlier ratif in the session, was not free from ...

... The twenty-third annual assembly of the above- tal named churches commences its sittings in Dock- [to street chapel, Sunderland,to-day(TaesJay). About he 200 representatives have been chosen, of whom 82 ,e are laymen. Consequent on the growth and miulti- to plication of the institutions of the body, and the n- incresase of business arising therefrom, the assembly of meets a day earlier than ...

... __ A new marble tablet bas bean erected in (in Wrexkam Parish Church to the memory of the fT ...

... The meteorological freak which has given us such a prolonged course of mingled rain and storm shows as yet no sign of coming to an end. The reports to hand this morning from all parts of the kingdom tell the same story. The hopes d of the farmers that a month or two of fine - warm weather would come and preserve 0 the crops from partial ruin are rapidly d dy ing out.. The leading journal ...

... we ice The adjourned inquiry into the death of Jobn Ger on, Jones and George Carwell, two of the platelayere qtuote lug killed in the accident in the Festiniog tunnel on land, ion the 3rd instant, was resumed at Bangor Infirmary respet th yesterday before Mr, J. H. Roberts,district coroner tion o I a for Carnarvonshiro, Mr. Griffith Dew, the deputy far el for coroner, being also present. Mr. E ...

... (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 ...

... I EIPEIAL PARIJAM~T,-| cc ight HOUSE OF LOh mhe FRIDAY, JULY 25. Ibad Their lordships met at fne *WleLkP aket THE ZULU WAR AND THE SHORT a she S~ERVICE SYSTER . to ees. In reply to Lord Strathmaira, and after some ao at observaions from the Esrl of E }habcruh atd ex lam the Msrquis of Lanedowne, Ito Lord Buny commented on the fact that Lord thf and Strathbsirn had at the ]&Et moment, after ...

... THE CONDEMED CONVICT WEBSTER. l: Upon inquiry at Wandsworth Prison on Wednes- day, it was ascertained that Catherine Webster, a- now lying under sentence of death for the murder ; of Mrs. Thomas, at Richimond, still remains in it 5k very depressed condition. She is said to take bit little food, and can sleep but little at night. Stie complains of illness, and states that her conditiou is ...

... 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 ...