... tanJey,. tbe Right Hon. Gathorne Hardy, and Sir John Pakington—are, we are informed, to arrive Bristol this afterooon, and wiß be met at thf . station by deputation. The toast list is formidable length. Sir John Pakingten to respoi for The Army, Lord Stanley ...

... day preceding the Sale, which will commence at *leveno'clock. T. BEAUMONT STREET. STAPLETON ROAD. HE SALE by AUCTION, by Mr JOHN WM. LYDDON, of HOUSES BEAUMONT STREET, adveraotn 01 sth Febniar f '- 1868 ' POSTPONED till further KING & PLUMMER, Solicitors ...

... Prepared only JOHN BOUD, OHEMIST, 28, WINE STREET, BRISTOL. ONE BOX CU.HE3I GLOUCESTERSHIRE ENGINEER VOLUNTEERS. HON. COL. HIS GRACE THE DUKE BEAUFORT, K.G. R. W. PIGEON, COMMANDING. REGIMENTAL ORDERS, 2nd G.E.V. Company Drills, with Arms. —Nos. and Companies ...

... Mr and Mrs Disraeli left London on Monday on visit to Her Majesty at Windsor Castle. The funeral of the late Earl of Cardigan took place on Monday, at Deene Church, Northamptonshire. Sir George Denison, brother of the Speaker of the House of Commons, ...

... one at his lodgings. Few will be able to withhold their sympathy so distressing case. The Armed Burglars at Gloucester.— Since the two men, Edmund Wilson and John Geary, were committed for trial for the burglary at Deputy Chief Constable Griffin has been ...

... reported of an extraordinary verdict delivered by a Welsh jury. In case of uttering forged note, tried before Mr James Smith, at Cardigan, the jury returned this special verdict: — We find the prisoner guilty of telling stories about the note, and think that ...

... He had received fractures of the jaw, left arm, and right leg. A drover named Evans was dead ; he had received a great scalp wound, fracture of the ribs on the left side, and fractnre of the left upper arm. Another driver was found to dead; he had received ...

... or any subsequent election, to interfere with my tenants Leitrim in the exercise of their franchise.—l am., &c, Albemarle.—John Brady, Esq. M.P. The following is a summary of the appeals from the revising barristers :—From Lancaster there are 11, Malmesbury ...

... Mansion House, on Tuesday afternoon, to carry out the erection of a statue to Henry Grattan, to be placed in College Green. The Lord Mayor, Jonathan Pirn, M.P., Sir John Gray, M.P., and others, were nominated. Yesterday morning, the coroner for Westminster ...

... nt telegraphs that on Sunday night the houses of four respectable farmers at Kyleman, Tipperary, were attacked a party of armed men, who fired into the doors and windows, which were perforated by bullets. The inmates being in bed, escaped. Notice had ...

... grand cause of criminality in England was W strong drink. Commissions Signed by Lords-Lieutenant.—Brecknockshire.—Royal Cardigan, Brecon, and Radnor Militia (Brecon Division): Lieut. T. G. Yaughan to be captain. Somersetshire.—l4th R.V.C.: The Rev. T ...

... House, Cross Street, Granted.—John Bethel, Golden Harp, granted.—Jacob Little, United Arms. One conviction. Granted, with a caution. Wm. Kemp, Oddfellows' Arms, Commercial Street, granted. —John Thomas Davies, Foresters' Arms, Commercial ...