... to the American soil. 'sWe offer you t protection,' says Gen. Taylor, 1and a free participation in the bernfite of our institutions, and trost that you may find in America a second lhoms. Gen. Case has a resolution pending in congress desiring the I ...

... for a Term if required the commodious PREMISES, Situate at No. 4, asoMEAO Bristol late in the occapation of lBfr. Alfred Pearce, Furniture Broker. ge Theso pronsises are particularly well sitealed for tile purposeso ef s trasde-havhlsgaiarge Shop iafront ...

... Agenrt at BrIstol, Mr. W. HI. BUSH, Solicitor, No. It. St. johni-street. LBION LIFE INSURANC lie W BRIDtGE - STREET, LONDON Instituted A.D. 1805. Cr- Cotr o scDcRE ons. 1hi-ers..Htthrew Harrison, Esq. Depubl,- Chair'mare-John Hampton Oledetru Ho Cr, Tbonuns ...

... leaks below. We ore happy to hearthat theret -is every encouragement from the attendance still to uphold this v~aluable institution. TET1ermaoNeAL oF ResErct.-A nieeting of the singn class ic counexion with King-street chapel and of membeso - that congregation ...

... The Colonial Life Assurance Company, presenlts man' ailvantalet all to aseaurers,.which cannot ha ohateiced In an other Institution, The D 0 niosttimportant~aroethe grehot faei~tics aderrdd for foreign residence Ed BatlaStravel. Vile eonpany'eiprospcctus; ...

... they ell sat down to a good' sabstantial dinner attics Old Inn, thle dinner being provided by ,m'line leest,' Air. Edwvin Pearce. This seciety has been the moans of affording a great amount of relief to its sic], and superannuated members, at ELcost of ...

... and Beacham, In the ninth-Adams, Harding, Bessell, Itemmon, Parilt, Barkley, and Pearce. In the tenth-Combes, Phillips, Devill, Pernott, and Thomas. Wishing your institution may go on with ever increasing suc- cess, I have the honour to be, gentlemen, your ...

... Ten to Four o'clock daily, at tile P110TOGRAPHIC INSt'ITUTION, top of PAII-STIitEET, by Mr. VINES, who 1s sole Licelisce forBrtstol. Specimens of thie at, in great varlety, maly be seer at tls Institution. Paintings itl Oilcr tVaer Colours accurately coplcd ...

... one of Which Will slcortly be Iseld tn .Bristol. BRISTOL INSTITUTION.-We beg to call attentloes to ;tse notice inserted among our advertisements (ih an autumn - course of lectures at the Institution. It is very gratifying to Ihear that lice list of subscribers ...

... be died in an hour. Verdict accordingly. RAGGED Sceeooa, By. JAMES'S flicsc.-It is gratifying to know that this useful institution is working successfully, 011011gb silently. There are many weil.suthentlc5.ted insteness of reforasations which have resuit5d ...

... dresses amnd oilier articles; Win, Haggeit, for stealing a pairI of trousers and ether articles, *Ni~ie ?.7i0?itlcv: Edward Pearce c and 1'rancis Gulliver, for uttering counterfeit ceiti; Stephenf Warren and George Bond, for Stealing four crown pieces. ...

... down to an excellent dinner, served up in Mr. Johis Pearce's best style. The chair was taken by C P. P. G. Weston. who was supported by G. 0-. H. Biggood, I G. H. Slsipp, r. P. H. Adams, C.S., Capt. Pearce, P. G. Scott, itt. N. Shipton, Es?., Mr. Wade. Mr ...