... servant at 8, Canynge square, said the defendant called at the house to canvass for subscriptions towards a raflle of one of the Queen's chocolate boxes at the Angel hotel, Redeliffstreet, on April 20Oh. IIe produced a number of tickets bearing different numbers ...

... Exhibition. Prirncess Christian of Scbleswlg Holsteln, accom- pealied by her daughter, Princess Victoria, leftt Lor don last evening tor Balmoroil to vislt the Queen. (j ...

... RY, AND JOHN WHEELIR AeDILIDGE, trading as engineers ?? 9, Victoria ?? D, Johnstbne appeared for the trustee (Mr W. B~riggs). The examination was closed. FREDERICK WILLIAM NoYEs, 7, Victoria baildings, Eingidown, ?? F. Spofforth was for the debtor, whose ...

... hall. CAEMtAGE ACCIDENT IN CIFYTON-While Dr J. Barclay Baron, of 16, Whiteladies road, was riding down Queen's road yesterday morning In a Victoria, drawn by a pair of horses, one of the horses slipped on tle recently watered road, The carrilae was damaged ...

... William Webb Hall to Catherine Elizabeth Ditchett; Crystal Palace, Temple street, from Ernest Pearce to James Henry Gully; Victoria, Whitehouse street, from George Evans to William Harry Lewis; County .House (oil), County street, from Lambert Hillier to ...

... ismare of his insolvent positionat theend .i ;5; HIF\IIAILL, of 17,13erkeley road, 3ishops- t: ;rrying on business at 72, Queen square, ?? ?? Martin Grifliths appeared Ic- Vtle debtor, and Mr Davidson represented a cr.;t.r. 'teJ statement of aflairs showed ...

... Cd;* the (iarrfck hotel. l'ark row, 4is lad, the Kensianton School Or Art, Ber~keley square, 4s Cd; Queen's hlotel vaults. 2s 7,1; F'ine. Arts Academy. Queen's road, 2s Cd; Old Manor house. Clifton road, Cs Cdi Roefreshssnent RoOmUS, Clifton1 *p'sac, Mrs ...

... Bristol Police CourrL YESTERDAY. Before Judge Austin and Mr J. H. Howell. SCENE IN QUEEN SQUARE. Matthew Sanger, 36, stevedore's foreman, who appeared in court with his head bandaged, was cbarged with attempting to commit suicide. Thomas B~evan, harbour ...

... on remand du d with stealing a Skirt and curtains, the property of b Mrs Henrietta Large, wife of a ship's steward, of Nc Queen square, where she had been employed. Trie be E evidence was that things had been missed, and those all alleged to have been ...

... who has been accepted as lit to go to the' front. The chair was taken by Mr Howard Hatcher, who proposed the health of the Queen and the Royal famnily, which. was heartily responded to. The chasirman, in making the presentation, which con- sisted of a ...

... l3ri-Atl, commercial traveller. - Replyiug to the Oiicial i Receiver, debtor stated that ho started busineis 23 years ago in Victoria street as scale and weighing machine miaker with £650 capital. Ile continaed down to July, 1.92, when the business was converted ...

... Cromn to William Hy. Lewis; General Picton, Picton street, from Caroline Brimble to Sarah Ann Brimble; Three Horse Shoes, Victoria road, from Thomas Fowkes to William Daniels. Temporary authority September 25-Bear and fagged Staff, Peter street, from Adelaide ...