... t?ftijfl. I.ONDOX, 1}L'ttlislAY, Decemnber 1.5. nd I NTELLIGTENCE from Splhii, 5:ates that, the band ci an .5Cabrera, after a second defeat, had dispersed; and the vc Carlists, whiose attacks on Bibos hadl been interrupted since t o ni h stqvecn completelg occopiedby Eispamtero. Biiboa Zdconequntl> i; e inthuposessonof tlhe Queen's fin n- Accounts from Vsiennn of the :lrdi inst. state that ...

... SA TURDA Y, DRcEIrni?a 17, 1820. IN the columns of ouir contemnporary, the Jounalsa, of this day fortnight, wve learnt that a meeting haed been held of the Tory operative freemen, in a very snug privafe hole-and- corner kind of way, as usual, the admittance to which was EXCLUSIVEI.Y Ib ticket. The weather was molt unpropitious; but, although the rain fell in torrents,' thefreetnen, as they ...

... MELANCHOLY EXVENT. ?? ?? Lvr*Ai*. . ...

... Tao thle Editor of the~ Bristol i'Wiaczwry. St, as visitor to your picturesque neighbourhood, may I be permitted, with due deference, to point out what seemns, to me as least, a fundamental oversight with regard to those of your public establishmnents supposed to comnbine instruction with pleasure- the absence of a botanical garden. It certainly does indicate, inna surprising degree, a ...

... CHIARTER OF THE LONDON UNIVERSITY. This charter, whsichs received the royal signature a short time ago, has Just been pulblished in the London papers. It is accompanied by a letter to the Earl of Burlington, as .Chancellor of the New University, fromt Lord John Russell,. .in which the following sentiments deserve a record :- You may be assured that on my part I shall esteem it an ho-I flnour ...

... A BAD OMEN FOR THjE CONSERVATIVES. ?? the Bucks' 'Conservative dinner a most ominous inci- dent occurred. Mr. Benjamin D'Jsraeli hzad just thrown himself on the indulgence of the meeting assemblled for the esupport of the Tory cause, when the flow of his eloquence was interrupted by the hreakinc down of a chair. Let it l not be supposed that Mr. Benxjamin D'Israeli's throwing s himself on the ...

... 3rJstoi ,.A ?? Soelety. . - he furthexhiitioo~rie co~ctk, for coqispetieitn lbr the pre., .rdiums of'hris society, tookc place jresterdy pat the New .Catele Mt !k~eW the day was remnarkably propitious, and there was ajarge sasesembiage o f gentlemen interested in the culirivation of the; soil, anid of farmers from the surrounding sseighbpaurhadd. Thfe show .WAS universally considered to be ...

... ?? mieeting of eheisrn~scee;,^ beld on the 12th inst., it was re- wivred, that in all cases in w~bih gifts are directed by the donors so bediscribotedso persons to he nominated or recommended by ministers, cburchwardens, or overseers ofparishes, the bocrd ilseif vwilpay suicls ,ifts to stte parties so nomninated or recommsnded; sand she secretary wvas directedi to communi{cate s5rch resolution ...

... GREAT WESTERN RAZLWAY. Wve extract the followving interesting particulars-of the above underetak~itur, from the Roilwvay Ala~gaziale for thse present montha- ]I. Direc tion ofe tile Line .i places approazched tly ?? near the western) extrenhirv of' O3xford-street, London, the line p:isses Isv Acton, Eawliug, flanw^ell (c rossingf the Brent by a via- ducet), to Southail (throughi the cattle ...

... tbt_?iout?on_4?%t? - LI)NDON, '['aWay. Dece:nber 1.3. JI ecca ed Spain, the Carlist General, Garner, has by thc cci him d.focces of' Gencrals Nor- 01d ilierto, a ad his sii fhivt1ii a coiiipletc defeat havi ao I ? cial to ahaii don h s hiiigage, an J, iii all proha1ciliry? of the hooti' lie had aiiias'ied in his previuiisI? - 'Ii ilili't'55. ?? C Coites liii ?? again salem ii v ililSiOs- at ...

... G~loulcester d:, Bristol 3DiocesanR Church. 3uilding Associa~tiofl. ln Pulrstance of public auno~uxcement, a very respectahie and ntmru neig ~ Prsn a large body\ of the C lergy of the does r many f h gentry ofthis city and neigtlbourhood, andl not a few from other parts of the BiShoptick, assembl)edi at tn Guildhall, on Tuesday, for t he purpose of forming and organlisingr a society having for ...

... AGazcUv1UR?. BATHI & WES TOP E1VCL rlAND AGRICUL~TURAL| SOCIETY. The annual showv of this Society took place on TuesdayI last.. There was a very choice exhibition of live stock, but rowing to the scarcity of keep which prevailled 'during the summe'r, the cattle was certainly not so fine as5 on mlant' formier occasions.' - The annual mleetingP took place at eleven o'clock, Sir T. , Letibridge, ...