... MI SCELLANEOUS. Ual THE PorAcEeAze's LADY LovL-_Ar(e)a bella.-Puachi. 'Every dramatis~t fancies all hile geese are swanls of Avon. nfl. Shopping is a womanil's on ly consolation when she lhas' no tihe money to spend. lmt, A man may be~ great- by chance, but never wise and good without takling poins for It. bon A lady, describing an ill-tempered man,.says He never lug smiles but he feels ...

... - WEST CORNWALL RAILWAY. The half-yearly Meeting of shareholders in this railway Was held on Wednesday, at the Conmneroial-rOD1m1s, Louis Vigur's, Esq-,the chairman, presiding. After the seal had been affixed to the register of proprietors, The Secretary, Mr. C. P. CHARLTONo read the report of thet directors, who commenced by' calling the attention of the pro. prietors to the gradual ...

... TIM, NENW MINISTRY. In our supplement will be found a estunes of the events which have occurred since the demise of the Palmerston administra- tion but further changes have occurred in the programme of Lord Derby's Government. Sir D. B. Lytton, afraid of risking his seat by the acceptance of office, lai been replaced In the Colonial office by Lord Stanley, and several transpositions have been ...

... SE CO N D*iD IT I0 N. BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH. les HOUSE OF LORDS.-FRnAY, Fel. 19. ?? LoRDCUANCELLOR announced that abilifor theamend- m* mnt of the Bankruptcy Laws would be introduced forthwith. A short conversation took place on the transport of troops for India, and on the educational system in that countr, after which Lady Havelock's Annuity Bill was read a secon time, and tho house adjoured ...

... SATURDA Y, FEBRU4Ry 27, 1858. -,,For a varsiet~ of interesting Foreign and Domestic t News, see the' Supplemtent. bs BRISTOL SUGARt-MAREET, Feb. 26.-The market has been very quiet this week both for raw and refined, and prices Pr are rather easier for both aorta. Ruin firm, and inquired for, De but very little offering. D THEc TUENPOICBc Sysrsii.-A correspondent, signing U11 himself A ...

... I~nrtotjpf. ?? . . SATURDAY, FBRsdArY 6, 1858. ?? ?? ?? ?? - - brie aff FoiS an variety of intt.-sxeting Xbreitgancud .Domestic syst Newus, see the Supplement.As 'BRISaOL SU6Aac-MARcxET, Feb'. 2.-There has been a goodl demarnd for the finer kinais of grocery, and prices for thin relli desbription are rather stiffer. About 100 hthda. of Barbadoen duth eold during the weesk, ait prices varying ...

... SATURDAY, FEBRUAry 20,1858. r ?? a variety 9f interesting Foreign and Domestic News, see the Supplement. PROPOSED ADDITIONS TO THE BRISTOL BOYAL INFIRMARY. IT seems to be the constant destiny of Bristol that the civic enterprise of her sons should be more conspicuously manifested tin matters of philanthropy and charity than In concerns of commercial import which appear to appeal directly to ...

... -, BY ELECTRIC TELEGRA.PH. HOUSE OF LORDS.-FarDAY, Fe&. 5, ?? reply to Lord Stanhope, The Earl of CLAR.IJDoZS detailed the alterations made in the passport system, In consequence of the change made by the French government In its mode of granting those documents. It was the intention of the government to invite other powers to abandon the system of passports altogether. In reply to EarlGry The ...

... In and Out I aticuts admitted. ?? PatLents in the house ?? Physiciau ior the ensuing week .. Dr. Brittan. Surgeon ditto .. .. ir. Harrison. BRISTOL GENERtAL HOSPITAL. In and Out Patients admitted . . ?? ?? Patients in the house ?? 21 Plysiclan for the ensoing week .. Dr. Martyn. Surgeon ditto .. .. Mr. Godfrey. BRISTOL EYE llOSPITAL. LOWER MAUDLIN-STREET. Admission Days:-Tuesday, Thursday, and ...

... A special general board of the subscribers to this InstitutIon was held on Tuesday. at the Infirmary, J. S. Harford, Req., President of the Charity, oscilpying the chair. Prior to the commencement of business, two reports were submitted to the d consideration of those assembled. The followinog are the moet e important portions of them : i. ROEPORT OF THE Sun-coMM~tTEE ,v. YoursBub-commmittee ...

... Commssion sig~ned by the Lord-Leutenant of the county of Glou- D teeter, and of the city of Gloucester, and 7ty of tile city of Glo.- ceetcr and of thci ty of Bristol, and county a the city of Bristol.- Dieby Ceyley Wrangham, Esq. Scrgeant-at-Iaw, to ibe deputy-lleut. ~oresterssire Mli'tta,-.hdward ao~d TOYier, Gent., to be ,8BAN RUPTS-FIDAY, FEB UARY 19. , John Smithl Bow Churcbyard, ...

... er Why was Lavater likely to be a good soldier? Because he i; could write about face. se A wag says of a certain congregation that they pray on their re knees on Sundays and prey on their neighbours for the rest of 'l the week. of re The Philadelphia Gazette, speaking of a new prima donna, )a says :-Her voice is as soft as a roll of velvet, and her manner )nas tender as a pair of slop-shop ...