... : UXV AJ±' -.t I a ?? A public meeting of tradesmen, bankers and others, was held ?? of the Athenieum, Corn-street, for the purpose of taking the necessary steps for forming a company to carry out this important. undertaking. The right worshipful the Mayor, J. G' Shaw, Esq., presided, and there was a numerous and highly respectable attendance, most atf the mercantile, mauufactnring, and ...

... The annual meeting of this society was beld at Gloacester, l onThureday, There wras a poultry showr, and about ;£100 was awarded in prizes for CochinChina and other breeds of fowls, ducks, turkeys, geese. The usual awards to labourers and agricultural servants were also made. Tbe following a~re thet awards of the judges for cattle and other stock, to persons f connected with our neighbourhood: ...

... WESLEYAN BEFOR1?L Iu connexionl with the general quarterly meeting of the Wesleyan Reformers, a tea-meeting was held on Tuesday, in Milk-street chspagl, when about 200 of the members and their''friends attended ; 'after whioh a public meet- ing was held in the Broadesead-Room. W. Candy, Esq., presiding. The room was crowded, about 2000 persons being present, nod all appesred to take the ...

... . AGRICULTURALEI I, hLI,, 3qCE. R IEVIEW OFJ TiaE BiITISii (goitN TRtADE. Io : (fnthe M~arLh-Lns Es~press.)-- I 'he ,one of the wbeat trfade bag ren ained quiet eipoa our last; buyeee are evidently anxiouo to asoertain whet masy be: the effect of tbe serrival of the antiaipated foveignf sqpply. Thes Iarrivals of wheat ?? Into tl4e port of Loeondr have been. moderate alone our la'st. The trade, ...

... : I I ' ,, THEWAR. T£LWR~APnla DEPATCnED.-The following are the principal'statemetits made in-telegraphic despatches from the vicinity' of the 'Crimea -OnOct. 26th the' French .had advanced '^vitliin Yfi 3ooards of S b6stopol. , Measohikoff had asked for thre'e hours to buay bii'dead.d but it was refused, on the ground that the allies lind no dead to bury thebselves, and thought there would ...

... it ; | I ll .. I . ., . , . . ,: I A DR9ADFUt BLOW AND DISCOURiAQME4NT TO.THE PORTE. .'Gentlemen, teals ready. -Pusioi. , A PossismiTry-We hear that' in Glamorganahire there Is an enclosed rabbit warren of some 1600 aores, which produces acarly 'as many pounds annually. One foreign custoner has paid as much as £s800 ;per annum for skins of one partioular variety, for German fairs, whence ...

... ''T.HE ROMUANCE OF TatE PEERKAGE. A work sppeared with the above title some tinae ago, and ' met with considerable success, there really being mueb romance in the private biographies of our peerage-muochk that is beautifully captivating, and much 'that in startling' ' incident transeends the creations of fiction. The wesarers of earonets, however, heave nO patent' of' perfection, ind the ...

... , eextract from our contemporary, the Ckeltenllam .EIramrasier, the following rernarks respecting the Aztec Lili- putians, who, we remind our readers, will nuake their first appearance :before a Bristol a93embiape at 'the Victoria- Rooms, on Nonday nest:- The presence' of thesee-interesting creatures in our town affords-a fitting ecoasion~ for a few words relative to thelr history ard ...

... SATURDAY, NoVezJ Ears 25, 1854, BRISTOLE rATl'IOTIC FeuND. THIE noble object which invited the gathering of the D citizens of Bristol on Monday last, drew forth a worthy reeponse. n Speaker seemed to vie with speakrer in the utteranoe of eloquent k language, and on few ocoasions have men mnore forcibly spoken S trom and to the heart, the emotion of the one being instantly, P as by an ...

... BRSTOL PAST AND PRESENT. _ T aauguration of our Athenseum. last week, and the 1rrcsence of Lord John Russell at the proceedings, gaerises to the following not very complimentary raeaia in the MAorning Chronicle of Saturday, in refer- 3ce to the past and present position of Bristol:- The particular function of the President of the Council, ltilh bids fair to give increasing prominence and ...

... t y epcrndanee B2eige publishes the following letter Hobrof the 17th, ilntant :-Diespatehes from ...

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