... ILONDON SUNDAY-SCHOOL 'UNION JUBILEE | r- , meeting was held on Wednesday evenin last, ?? I aegreen chapel, for, the purpose of receivinig a deputation from the r London ~Sunda~r-Selool Union, conslisthig of the Rev. Dr. Camp- r bell and Mr. 's1 atsou, whose object was to present the claims of .-the! institution on the churches of Bristol, in reference to a ju- ,f bleiddnw tien rinsed, the ...

... 117 To the Editor of The Bristol Mercury. Sxit-As a friend to humanity, will you permit me, through the medium of your paper, to appeal to the public on the following facts relating to the death of Mark Cornish, caused by starva- tion, the report of which, I presume, will appear in your paper of to-morrow. It appears that the pollee, the overseers, the guardians of the poor, and evep the ...

... 3SA R YtM1tO81 3 SATURDAY, MARCH 5, 1853. THE] WELLINGTON MONUMENT IN SOMIERSETSHIRE. ?? and equestrian and other statues in honour of the late Duke of Wellington have been and are being erected in various parts of the kingdom. London is studded with them, and if the perpetuation of a great man's memory depended on Storied urn or animated bust, no one would stand.a better chance of havingihis ...

... AFFAIRS OF- BEDkIIS .,A meeting :f the guprdians-was held on Tuesday at tiho fnion. ;house, 'Bourt A; the R1ev. Hi. Mirehousae In use chair. ffr. Guloon, atile Inspector from the central Poor-law Beard, was preeset. ?? Chairman adverted to a letter be had received from the' e superintendent of the Birmingham police, denying the statement I made dt ai former meeting that a woman named -Buitler, ...

... Cornwall and Devon Miners ?? Martin Williams, I -Cent., elaider St. Aubyn, Gent., Second Lieutenant Philip Sandy Tom, to be first lieutenants, Second Somerset 3ilitia,-Ensign John Frederick Nicholls, Alfred Waring, Gent., Isaac Williams, Gent., Samuel B. Coates, Gent., Ald. A. Harris, Gent., and WalfingtonCoates, Gent., to be Lieutenants; Robert It. D. Marshall, Gent., and Henry Lionel ...

... *FZOE EZLECTION. Y. EON. 006LONEL BOYLE UNSPATED. eC The se~lect cmmlitte eppointed to report o~n the petitloet against the return for the ,Igsi election for' thei borouigh of ~jFrdme, mnetfor ths first time o ba~aturday; Mr. ?? Hamill, Iol chiran. Tlhe peille I 18'-Mr. Robert westiey' Ial tg Dare, of wenuningtooi-hOUse, Essex; 'the sitting mhember being' ofCOL the Hon'. Robert Boyle.' Mr. ...

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... PILL.-MARE GORED TO DEATI.-A valuable mare, belong- s ink to Mr. John B. Young, of Pill, which was one of the fastest animals in the neighbourhood, and in foal, was gored to death I during the week by some heifers, in the same field with it. NEWCHURCH, ST. GEORGEs'.-On Wednesday evening a lecture was delivered in the British School-room of the above t village by Mr. H. Cossham, the subject ...

... At the last private meeting of the Philosophical Society Mr. Thornton lierapath gave an accountofsome investigations which hadbeen lately carried on by his fatherand himselfin theirchemi- cat laboratory in the Old-park. The results of these inquiries were embodied in a series of papers, of which the following is the most ?? and microscopical examina- tion of the fabrics surrounding an Egyptian ...

... The annual meeting of the Bristol and Clifton Auxiliary of . b the above society was held on Tuesday, at the Viotoria-Rooms; a C. Pinney, Esq., in the chair, The Rev. E. YOONG having read.prayers, e The CHAIIMAN offered some observations upon. the vastness ,f and value ?? possessions,and contended for the, 9 duty of extending to them the blessings of pure religion, which was quite as essential ...

... V/ arliawntar 4afflugg. 4 Tr . I ., HOUSE OF LORDS.-lTounsDAY, March S. TRANSOrER or LAND.-The LoRD CHANCELLOR movea the second reading of the registration of assurances bill, and pro- ceeded to explain the details of the measure, which he declared would add materially to the transferable value of land, to the amount of rent, and to the security of purchases. Lord ST. LEONAYIDS expressed tihe ...

... .1 I/Mathipi. HOUSE OF LORtDS.-MONDAY, Feb. 28. The law of evidence (Scotland) bill went through committee.5 Tile Eorl of DEBBY presented a variety of petitions from Various Places in Cansada, preying their lordships to maintain inviolate thle arrangement entered into in 1840. and not to interfere with regnrd to the clergy reserves. Ili$ lordship entered at length into the subject, and said ...