... rit*to . SATURDAY. JULY 21, 1855. % FtO r Ma variety ef interesting Foreign and Domestic .. Aews, see the Sopplevzent. R]EMA1NS OF LORD RAGLAN. THE event which we are looking forward to celebrate with solemn ceremony, is one of -a nature to live long in the memories of the citizens of Bristol. The day witness- ing it will be of .historical arid national import, and will connect our city, in a ...

... '(he nSAtR , JL4,8 . .SATURDAY, JULY 14, 1855. NO EVENT of moment has been announced during the week, with the exception that General Simpson re- bombarded the Rcdan on the loth inst., when, he reports, his fire had good effect. General Pelissier says the Bring has been very brisk during the whole of the day between tho Englich and the Great Redan. This even- ing (July 10) that work is ...

... The evidence given by the London magistracy before the Sunday Beer Ant Committee has been very imperfectly report- ed we have noted the error of omisoion in certain points of evidence delivered by police-magistrates, and shall proceed to supply them. DoW STREET EXAMI1NED. By the Chairman-Do you consider a swallow a traveller? Bow Street.-Certainly not. Chairman-No? Why, it is known that the ...

... MR. BERKE LEY's COM.MITTEE,. So far as inquiry has yet proceeded, the evidende of witnesses before this committee has been nearly all in favour of a modifioation of the law, whicb restriets the sale of beer and other liquors on Sundays to an hoar and a half prior to 6 InI the evening, and thensfaom 6 till 1o6 vloelt. The witneeses, t00, have beeu of a olaes that may be calledt wexeejltiotable. ...

... FORESTERS' FETE AND) GALA. Monday last was the day fixed for the grand fete of the Foresters' society, and by that singular fatality whIch seems to attend everything Of a gala character which is attempted at the Zoological.Gardene. the weather proved most unpropitious. There bad been some downfall on the previoue night, and the morning opened with threatening; but while the weather-wise shook ...

... We recorded last week, in chronological order, the various proceedings to the time of our going to press, we resume tile narrative:- The time afforded by the delayed arrival of the CaradsC, gave to the authorities opportunities for maturing and revising pre- vious arrangements, and some alterations of the original pro- gramme were consequently determined upon. The mercantile marine interest of ...

... FROM THE LONi7!DO GAZETTES. | teyari North lonueoster~shrs Mil5tlssieorgo Cabitt, Esq., to bo oyal Btadnor Ride3.-3Icnry Miiller Hewuett Wheatley, Gent., to be ens~gn.!2 Royal Mfonmouthohire Light Infantry M111tla.-Frederick Charles Thynne, Gent., to be ensign. BA3RHUPTS.-FHIDAY, JULY 13, Edward Titcomh, Clewer, Brkslire, bulider, to surrender July 26, August24, atBasinghall-strett. Solleltor, ...

... TnE protest of certain incumbents of this city against a portiOn of the decorations Introduced into the new church at Bed- minster, has had the effect of drawing orowds of viitors to in- spent the imposibg and elegant structure which replaces the antique edifice. People with a spark of curiosity about' them have been eager to eee ior themselves, what are the abomina- tions which have called ...

... Royal Wiltshlre Militia.-Jobl Cox Show, Gent., to be ensign. The followlng appointment is substituted for that which appeared in the Gazetloot June 19, 1855-Hompahire Militia Artillery: Frederick Xoitat, gent., Iate of *he European Oengat Fastlters, to be tirst lieut. BANKERUPTS.-FRIDAY, JuLy 2). Elizabeth Mary Muller, Castle-street East, Oxrord-street, Picture dealer, to surrender August3 and ...

... _ i . _ M -_EaA$96 S , - ;` - ' '; 9,I S¢L'tlEt. - FLOwERS THAT ARE ALWAYS FALLinGO -BitOhelor's A CDASIOXCAL SXXBAVAGANZA,_A gentleinau cber inb g told that his wife bad made him the happy father of two ciildren, ; neohanlilyoexclslmed. Oh. Gemini ' .w AIrenasi'S LIVN- John. whot do yocu do tor a livinig ? r _seOh, 3mie preiac.t- Preacb. and, do you get paid for it?- . iSometimes me ...

... I Besides the decorations at the the Albion-Tavern, Prince's street, and the Ship and Castle, Marsh-street, of which we gave an account last week, a very large number of houses both with- in and beyond the line of route exhibitedmourning adornments. Space will not admit of our chronicling a tithe of them, but a few of the more important deserve mention. At the Lion Hotel, Broad-street, which ...

... I SECOND EDITIO-N. BY ELECTRIPC TELEGRAPH. HOUSE OF LORIDS.-FRIDAY. The bills on the paper were advanced a stage, and their lord. ships adjourned. HOUSEB OF COMMONS.~-FltIAT. The house, at 12.o'clock, 'went into committee on the limited llabidity bill, when, on tbe motion of Lord GODERtCII, it was resolved to strike out the words providing that the shares of companies should uot have a less ...