... BRISTOL AND CLIFTON HlIBERNIAN SOCIETY. The annual meeting of the abovesociety was held on TYpesday, at the Victoria-Rooms, Clifton. The audience, as usual, con- siated for the most part of ladies, The chair was occupied by The Rev. J. EBSWORTH read a letter from the Rev. E. Totten- ham, rector of Bath, stating that, owing to the unexpected and dangerous illness of his father, he was obliged ...

... First Somerset ?? Cornish Henley, to be ensl n. North Gloucester ?? Jones, Gent., John Frederick Lees, Gent,, to be lieutenants. Glamorgan ?? Erame Abbot, Gent., to be second bieuteluant.' Commissions signed by the Lord-LTentenantofCornwall.-William Morshead, Esq., and William Carpenter Howe, Esq., to be deputy. leutenants. BANKtRUPTS.-FRIDAY, FEB. 11. John Gurr, Chatham, butcher, to surrender ...

... ITALY.-Rather startling news was sub-mannred from Paris on Wednesday stating that the French governmenthad received a telegraph fromliasle announcing that an insurrection took I place at Milan, the chief City of Austrian Lombardy, on Sunday. It said, The people rose suddenly in three parts of the towi- five men were killed, An Austrian proclamation announces the rscstebllohmeit of order. ...

... A. meeting in furtheranse of thle objects of the 1ate Pence Coniferen= at Manchester, was !beld at the Broadmlend-Roomsa on Thurfsday evening. W. D). WILLS, Esq., aecupied the LS chair, and~here werel'eli the ?? oasEq, it Robert lCbarleton. iE8q., R1ev. H. Richard. df L~ondon, Rev. George H.'Davis,,,&a. The attendance was'ut ifrst somnewhat 'e Psoulnty, ;but the room became graduallY pretty ...

... TREA SON. FROM,, DOUGLAS YuRSOL.D' R RW DRAA, sT. CrUpID;l OR, DOROTrHY'S FORTUNE. C. TIIE first sceine introduces ?? to a Mr. Under-Secretary Zero andI his nephew Sir Valentine May, who are examining a sack of I letters intercepted at the post-office-the gouty and grayheaded uncle sagaciously scenting treason in the most fam~iliar phrases, and converting nearly every noun-substantive sin: ...

... 1114 forlimutarg P??tffiugo. :1 HOUSE OF LORDS.-TsruRSDAY, February 24. The chancery eitors further relief bill, being one of six legal bills introduced by Lord St. Leonaruo, was read a second time, and after some discussion between the law lords, all the six bills were referred to a select committee. The Earl of E3nLENBonouGn severely criticised the policy and anduet of the war in Burmab, and ...

... DREADFUL ACCIDENT ON THE GREAr WESTERN RAILWAY. *Aterrible accident took Place- on Th'ursday forenoon, on the & IGreat Western railway, by which one of the directors was killed 1 upon the spot, ano~ther sustalnedlvery seriofle Injury, anss seve- C flrst~class pasensgers were muieh'hurt. h ie uter, ine~dg T two directors, narrowly escaped with their lives. The acgldent G3 Ihappened to the npl ...

... . .4 ? I S. Mff-. S stigtiff (9- C, 40L . :, t -, ?.4 T'hale usual ~uartf eeiigfh T ?? held Oa 7,Tuesday, the HightVohiputhMaoR G. BarraW' E8sq., .-in the chair. a ,.The ToWN-CLERKO requested per-mission to put the common r seal of tire house to tire by-laws for, the regulation of the Chute- net piltg, dwihb-ashdbeen passed at thellast mueetn ofth c cil. .Mr. aOE fom laed that the by-laws had ...

... ?rt?to?. SATURDAY, FEBRLTAAI' 5, 18?3. AFFAIRS OF BED MINSTER. FROMl the spirit of recrimination whichl is occasionally displayed by gentlemen who deal wvithl the affairs of this parish, it seems advisable to offer them a few wvords of advice. It is not an inquiry which should be pursued vindictively. Thle consideration of im provemnent for the future should be as muell kept in view as ...

... prliaunttlitaril 'rnrJ ituglltp. hO1USE OF LORDJS.-FRIDAY, Feb. 11. Earl ABrIVDEEN, in reply to Eorl CARDOIGAN, said the re- ispective questions of prosecuting the soldiers and the Roman Catholic priests who were concerned in the Six-ruile-hrids~e (Irish election) affair, were uoder the consideration of the aht.i government.-Adjourned. MONDAY. LEGAL teErOR31S. The Loon CItANCELLOIR stated thle ...

... ?? - : 1? l ArT19, l..rl ? FRNC. Tbe acaldemy of moral and' politioal sciences, it Paris has eletd.r Macaulay as correspoding memube'r, in the room Of Dr. Lingard An ordinance of eccleslastlcal ceoeure just issued by the Archbishop of Paris, against the jesultical and ultramontane ornlthe Univers, contains sorne, extraordinary disclosures relativ to the' present state ef the church. in, ...

... FRANCE.-The Presse says, the address made by Napoleon before his marriage has been Inserted in all the Ruselan papers. The word parvenu. which is Inserted parenthetieally, is trane- hated non-hereditary position, which makes the well.known passage read thus- I acknowledge my non-hereditary position before the whole of Europe. It is calculated that imperial deorees just issued' increasing ...