... (Dnnn?uc? le y To the Editor of the Bristol Mercury. r ?? been a resident in Treefield-road, Baptist-mills, srfor several years, I fully expected that I and my neighbours it would be partakers of some of the benefits which the health of towns act was intended to confer; but the parties in power ap- :h pear in no hurry in respect of doing anything for this locality, 37 which induces us to place ...

... Isby BY ELECTRIC TELEGRApH, elflen 'ad i HOUSE OF LORDS.-FRIDAY, June 17. well- The Marquis of WEBTRENATH Movad the appitetO abeCommittee, to Inquire Into certain sedhtloas language uteg a select orm- been used by Mr, Keoqh, Iridh Solicitor-Gen Sleaal -Tege 014ohv fto opposed the motion As . frivolous and vexatious-' and LaorO~ernatet in & aid heirforships could not eatertainathe maltter, si ...

... 4?r1iaur?ntavij ? - I - not HOUSE OF LORDS,.FRIDAY, June 17. Cba After a conversation between the Bishop of Salisbury and Lord Granville on education, of ti The Marquis of WESTMEATH returned to his accusation ms6 against Mr. Keogh, for having made use of seditious language ?vsee at Moate and Aihione, to the effect that when dark winter ? nights came opponents of Roman Catholic candidates could ...

... FORKEIGN AND DOMEwSTIC. RUSSIA ARD TURKEYThe following are among the statements which have been received, Within the last few days, regarding the relations between these two countries ;-A division of the squadron of the Sea of Azoff had been ordered to enter the Black Sea and pressed to ?? Emperor ?lcholas was expected at ?? letter from Smyrna, of June 7, announced that two Turkish vessels, ...

... On Monday evening Mrs. Chisholm, thefounderof the Family Colonization Society, delivered an address at tile Guldhall, explanatory of the objects of the society, and the defects of the present passengers act. Previous to the public address, Mr. Commissioner Hill, at whose house the lady has been staying, invited a number of friends to take tea with her in the grand- jury-room. The party ...

... Iy Or. T O T WAE$U'Eat. . lh PoRTANT T PE&N OTHERS, us on Friday. June an t. Brown, the keeper of Arno's vale toll gate on the Brisling It6ii-roadss summoned before tll islgd trates Ofi perisford for fiaving, on the 17th ult., demanded and obtained ofe'Mr. James Buckstope,'or Bedmineter, cthe sm nof is od. for toll of a horse, for lhichMr. t Buckectne had at the 'tile caimed exegpteioker. The ...

... TUJlEEY.-No further intelligence has been received beyond re the facts that Prince Menschikoff bad sailed for Odessa, and tbat the divan was unanimous in resisting his latest terms. nt Writers in Vienna and Berlin remind us that Sunday last was w the 400th anniversary of the entrance of Sultan Mlahmoud into fr, Constantinople, and quote the following portentous propheoy tb as current in the ...

... r-~~er , . $ATU.PDAY, Jo ,,4, :1853' ~. ~~ :1 . LORD JOHN RUSSELL AND TH CHURCH. it WE had always misgivings,'in some respects, as, to the effects of the coalition between Earl Aberdeen and Lord X John Russell~r There was' some truth, perhaps, in the argufmient.that no, .government foirm'ed of W. single party v could make.any way, in, parliament; but it was to be feare that thejunction of ...

... the BURBNHAM.-Our fair wag held on Monday, the 13th inst., lybeing the second Monday ID June, and it has been fixed to be my hedonttdainftradatoTrntModyasf- SUg etesadbues n AcattemeNT itha qheick eait at goud woman name Vena who had bean for some time employed at the ?? while at work at the rolling machinewaccdentally at- got her hanidunderneath the roller. Fortunately the foreman srts and ...

... FROM TIE LONDON G6GAZETTES. Worcestershire yeomanry ?? William Francs| Taylor, to be captain * Ferdinando Dudloy Lea Smith, Gout., to be lieutenant. ' South Gloucester ?? Heane, Gent. (and not Robert Peat Henne, as In the Gazette of Xay 10t, to be ensign. Wilts ?? James Itervey Bat turst, Esq., to be capt. First Somerset milltla.-Ltcat. [tenry Cripps Wright is superseded. Second Somerset ...

... ner, Mr. Comumiesiener Bill commenced his third lecture on Monday zey by describing the return of his party from Venice to Verona. dien An interesting feature to every Englishman was thle home of c omded the reaples but, for himself, he could scarcely advise the visit, I; urt.a te h ead lity tended to lower in the imagination the picturee y ent. itaformed of the scenes deecribed by Snakepere, ...

... e Commisslor signod by the Lord-Lieutemant of Pembrokeshire- 1 iastlemartin yeomanry cavalry: Mr. S. W. Hostler, to be comet. First Warwiclkshlre miltla.-Capt. Stuart, to be major; Lieut. t Bmxter, to be captain; EnRin Ashweill, to be lieutenant. Seond Warwickshire ?? Richard Freer, Esq., to be cagaln; 13)sign Leake, Eritg Payll, Ensign Besaunont,to be lleints. .Fk Cornwall militia.-Lieut. ...