... LAWFORD'S GATE-TNirflSDAY. |gaistrates present: The Rev. Mr. Mirehouse, and. Messrs. Sampson, Clutterbunk, and George. FUACAS AT HJcnAm.-William Lapha a, assistant ovorseer of Huanham, v. Thomas fc hite, of Hcanharn-cour.-Mr. Nash ap- peared for the complainant, and Mr. Ayre for the defendant. Mr. Nash, at great length, opened the case, and called Mr. Uapham. who said that on the 5th of June ...

... F id Royal South Gloucester htlitia.-James Cunmingham, Gent, to be lt quartermaster. il CastlemartinYeomanryCavalry.-Cornet Thomas Stokes, to be lieutenant; Decimus WIliams Byers, Gent., to be cornet. to of. BANKRUPTS.-FRIDAY, M~Lt 25. ty Popplewell and Goff, Lime-street, merchants, to surrender June S, m Julyb,satBasingball-street. Solieltor, Pollock, London James Martyr, Union-street, ...

... Reports of the Ven. Archdeacon Thorpe's visitation chare, and of the meeting of thes ociety for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, are unavoidably deferred; as are also several com- mueicationa and advertisements which came to hand at a late hour. BRISTOL CATTLE MARKET. tNMEsE. Asses .. 0 PRICES. Beasts.. SSO Calves .. 449 Beef,percwt659.. 70. 01. Sheep, ..324 i igs . 423 mutfo, perlb. . ...

... pROM OUR CoRRESPONDENTS. -FISHPONDS.-We erat requestedfo state that our oorres- pondent wes In error last week in saying that the Rev. G. B. -Thomaz had accepted an finvitationt to Bath. The rev, gentle- S man has received n0 ouch invitation. rUCKLECHURCH.-This usually quiet village was on Sat- -urday night last the scene 0o' great excitement among all classes, the prevailing Idea being that ...

... i33totol. SATURDAY. JuvP 2, 1855. q For a variety of interesting Foreign and Domestic News, see tihe Supplement. DISTURBANCHtS AT NAILSEA.-A few weeks ago we referred to the unfortunate differences existing between the oolliery-owners and their workmen in this neighbourhood. and pointed out what we considered the only practioal mode of effecting a permanent adjustment. The disputes continue- ...

... BY B ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH. I? r TEETHE WAR r lluens-a, 2%uwsda.-A report Is current here that n tbe Grand Dieike Constantine has resIgned his functions as 1 Grand Admiral of the R ussian n avy. Th e peace p artylsagain ff in the ascendant at St. Petersburg. Another note will be ees. patched to the German courts. e A ukase commands all the peasants in the state dominions, from 30 to S6 years of ...

... The Hon. Board of Ordnance invite tenders for con- H structing temporary barracks in Colchester for 3000 men. T] Captain Fox Mauls Ramsay, of the b6th Regiment, is ap-M pointed private secretary to Lord Panmure, and has entered h upon his duties at the War Department, in conjunction with tb Lord Giffard. gc On Friday morning four companies of the 40th (2nd jin Somersetshire) foot, numbering ...

... METEOROLOGICALlABGIST1EILa Kept by TIIoSiAS Oi, 1, Small-street. June Bar The rmou Wind. j Weather. _ 29.74 4; 42 N.W.toW. Cloady, Ught rn. at intnIS. pr 2 29.90 5 49 S.W. Ditto Pe 3 29.87 9 4 S.W, Fair, rain at night P 4 2. 9 6 O . Cl. with to, and hhi. wd. 929.74 0 2 S. Ditto ditto 8 29.741 60 5 S. Ch. Wh. thunder & hy. Mn. 7 29.92 Cl 42 SE. Fair BRISTOL RtOYAL INFIRMbIARY. In and Out ...

... 'forrip Ilittilignict Continued firo the Supnleewnt.] THE CRIMEA. WAR DRI'ARTaFrNT, June 13.-Lord Paumuro presents his compliments to the editor and begs to transmit a nominal return of officers wounded between the 4th and 8th instant. The loss of the English on the 7th and 8tl amounted to-non-conmmissioned officers, drummers, and privates, killed; 122 ; wounded, 510; missing, 15. Capt. M. ...

... To the Editor of The Bri8tol Mercuzry. SIR-I aesure you I feel all the gratitude r am capable offor your kindness in inserting my former letter in your valuable journal, and which I am pleased to say has already beed at- tended with some good results. But, save me from my friends, or such as would profess to be so I It appears a writer in the Bhietol Titnes of last week advocates my removal ...

... Age+nt j,;teigma Clontiiii'ued ftonz the Suepplement.] en FRANCE. aI - Nothing has been heard of the Emperor's intended Sui ;isit to tire Crimea; but as his Majesty's campaign 1K1 furniture sent to Constantinople has been brought back tlii to France, it may safely be inferred that the Imperial Q' journey has been abandoned, at least for the present. F It isrported upon good authority that the ...

... SHOCKING OCCURRENCE ON SRIP-BOARD. An event of an unusually painful character occurred during I e the night of Saturday, on board the ship Duncan, of Liver- o pool, wh ile lying near the Butts, in our floating-harbour. The Duncan is manned almost entirely by a crew of Indians, several of whom are of the Mahomedan faith. Site has been undergoing painting and cleansing, and being much infestedif ...